Ovens and Murray Football Association
A meeting of the O. and M. Football Association was held at Rutherglen on Friday night. but owing to the secretary not turning up, very…
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Sporting Notes. Races to Come
Junee--May 27 and 28. Albury Charity Meeting--June 17. Jindera--June 1. Cootamundra--June 3 and 4…
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The annual general meeting of the members of the above Club was held at the Commercial Hotel on Tuesday evening last, Mr. J. T. Lambert…
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A 20-rouud boxing contest took place at the Gaiety Theatre, Melbourne, on Monday night between "Bill" Doherty and Peter Felix. The hall was crowded in every…
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A match was played on the Wangaratta ground on Saturday last between the Wangaratta Rainbows and Beechworth Juniors, and after a…
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A brilliant success was the ball in. aid of the Coursing Club, given in the School of Arts on Wednesday evening. No doubt the rain, which commenced…
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On Wednesday afternoon Percy Lloyd, second son of Mr Harry Lloyd, had the misfortune to break his left arm just above the wrist…
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27th and 28th May, 1903. The following weights have been declared by James Price, handicapper:--…
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The annual opening of the above club took place on Saturday last, 16th, when there was a good attendance of members and visitors, among those present being the patron (Mr…
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The following draw has been decided upon:-- May 30.--Lake v Border (Ryan), Howlong v. Chiltern (Evans),…
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Junee--May 27 and 28. Albury Charity Meeting--June 17. Jiestera--June 1. Cootamundra--June 3 and 4…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Literature. Queer Contests and Laughing Races
Not long since at a fair held at Bann, a husbands' race, in which it was stipulated that each competitor must carry his spouse on his back, was one of the…
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The half-holiday competition for Mr J. M. Chanter’s advanced another stage on Wednesday, when Captain Alphey’s team (who had the previous Wednesday beaten Thorne’s team) were matched…
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The return cricket match between teams representing the Wesleyan Literary and Debating Society and the sewerage workers was played on…
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A meeting of delegates of the Ovens and Murray Association was held at Geoghegan's Hotel, on Wednesday evening last, when there were…
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Junee--May 27 and 28. Albury Charity Meeting--June 17. Jinders--June 1. Cootamundra--June 3 and 4…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Motor Racing From Paris to Madrid. Terrible List of Fatalities. The Authorities Intervene. LONDON
An automobile race from Paris to Madrid, organised by the Automobile clubs of France and Spain, was started yesterday morning. The event aroused…
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A match between Fitzroy and New South Wales, played in Sydney on Wednesday. resulted as follows:-- Fitzroy, 8 goals [?] behinds (70 points); N.S.W, 7…
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The following is the draw and central umpires for tho first round of matches in connection with the above association (games to be played on the ground of the…
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On Saturday n exposition was given by two Victorian teams of the Australian game of football. This had been very carefully elaborated…
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