Cricket. Fine Bowling Feat. London
A fine bowling feat has been accomplished by W. East, the Northamptonshire professional. Having for his county for his country against Lancashire at Northampton…
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Golf
The golf season will open on Saturday 27th, when a mixed foursomes will be played off. It is hoped that as many players as possible will take part…
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The opening matches in the Rutherglen District Association will be played to-morrow. As will be seen from the draw in another column Corowa has to…
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At the final committee meeting of the Rutherglen District Association held in Rutherglen on Friday evening last, the trophy donated by Mr. Allen, of the Star…
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The teams selected by the Half Holiday Sports Club’s selectors to contest the 1911 football premiership are as follows:— No I—J. Holden G. Lawrodoe F…
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A committee meeting of the Chiltern Racing Club was held in the fire brigade hall on Thursday evening. Mr. F. F. Woodward (president) was in the chair…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cricket a Phenomenal Score. London
Playing for Notts against Sussex yesterday E. Allitson scored 189, of which the last 142 were made in 44 minutes…
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At the conclusion of the Carlton v. University match this afternoon a demonstration was made against one of the Carlton players for an incident that occurred…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Football. Rutherglen District Association Chiltern Valley No. 2 V. Chiltern
The opening match, of the season took place on Saturday in the Children Park, between Chiltern Valley No. 2 and' chiltern. The rain during the day made the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Sporting. Racing in England the King'e First Success. London
His Majesty King George did not have to wait long for his initial success on the turf. At the second day of the Doncaster Spring meeting on Friday, Pintadean…
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The local Coursing Club's opening meeting of the seao to-morrow promises to be a great success. Never before in the history of the district were…
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The captain of the Corowa football team for the season, will be elected by the Players." The contest for premier honors…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →FOOTBALL. Suburbans v. Gymnasiums
The second match of the first round of premiership contests was played on Saturday, the contestants being the Suburban and Gymnasium teams. The weather…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cricket Yorkshire Scores Heavily, London
Yorkshire scored heavily at the expense of Worcestershire at Dudley this week. Their first innings realised 535, to which D.M. Booth, contributed 210…
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A general meeting of the local football club was held on Monday evening at Beasley's hotel, when there was a good attendance of…
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The opening meeting of the above club took place on the Corowa racecourse on Wednesday last, and proved to be an unqualified success. The day (Empire Day)…
Continued on Trove, page 28 →Football Notes. Corowa V. Wahgunyah
The above clubs will meet on the Corowa ground on Saturday next, in the district association series of matches. It goes without saying that much interest…
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Continued on Trove, page 3 →Sporting Mems. Sandown Park Races. Melbourne
The Sandown Park Racing Club held a meeting this afternoon is showery, but on the whole, favourable weather. The attendance was very satisfactory…
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The Barham Picnic Club’s annual race meeting was held on Wednesday. There was a large attendance, visitors from all parts of the surrounding district being…
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