Football
The return match between England and Australasia was played on Wednesday on Wentworth Park. The match was infested with a good deal…
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Sport, 1910
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Tennis Club
A committee of the above was hold on Wednesday night Mr. T. N. Johnstone presided. There were also present: A, J. Telfer, W. Hartley, C. Wilshire, and…
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The Kangaroos with their strongest team on Saturday defeated the Wallabies by 10 to nil. Glancing at the teams going on to the field it…
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Competition matches attracted a large number of spectators to the Oval on Saturday afternoon. The afternoon was cut out for sport, and football votaries were out in…
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The following [?] have been devli[?]red in connection with [?] [?]acque[?] presen[?]d by Mes[?] S[?]d [?] and Mac[?]zi[?]…
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A meeting of the Manilla Football Union was held on the 15th inst. Present : Messrs H. Lane (chair) B. O'Donog[?] Ogi[?],…
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To the ordinary, uninitiated spectator, golf as it is played to-day is often funny enough. But there are untold possibilities (wired the Manchester…
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The rep. team play New England, at Armidale, to-day. They will be opposed to a strong and clever combination, and a good game should result. Good luck!…
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To the ordinary, uninitlated spectator, golf as it is played to-day is often funny enough. But there are untold possibilities wired the Manchester…
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Readers are reminded that the races in aid of the District Hospital are fixed for next Wednesday and Thursday, the 27th and 28th inst.,…
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The following players will represent Manilla Tennis Club in a match with Sunnyside to-day on the local courts…
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Mr. M'Intosh says he is sure that Johnson will accept his offer of £15,000 for three fights this winter and declares the first with Burns will…
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The competition match on Wednesday afternoon between New Mexico and Half Holiday was won by the latter by 12…
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East seconds and Attunga played a competition match on the oval on Saturday. The game was a poor exhibition of rugby. East won by 11 to nil, and missed several good…
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The Council of the Lawn Tennis Association has resigned in a body in consequence of a general meeting refusing a amend the constitution as desired by the Council…
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The biggest score of the season was registered on Thursday by the Wallabies against the Koalas -31 to nil. very little credit can be given…
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Sir Joseph Carruthers thinks the lack of interest in first-class cricketers is due to the unpatriotic action of leading players refusing to play for the State…
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A tennis match was played on Saturday afternoon on the local courts, between Manilla Tennis Club and Sunnyside. Manilla…
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Competition fixture for to-day (Wednesday): Half Holiday v. Standards. The match to-day promises to be…
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The following players have been selected to play against the Armidale team on Monday next, on the local courts:— Messrs. Perry, DeLough, Vernon, Shepherd,…
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