Cricket. Lismore Fixtures
The following fixtures have been drawn up in connection with Lismore C.C.:—February 5th, v. Rosebank at Lismore; 8th, v. Bungawalbyn [?]t Bungawalbyn; l5th,…
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Victorian Racing Affected. Sydney
Trainers of prominent racehorses, including Kennaquhair, Rebus, Cetigne, Wolaroi, Arch Marella, Aries, Millieme, and Poitrina, in view of the restrictions…
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Mr. Holmes, Secretary of the Board of Health, stated to-day that projected race meetings in the infected areas would be prohibited as certain clubs had broken…
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A meeting of the Murwillumbah Cadet Athletic Club on Saturday afternoon was poorly attended. Another meeting will be held on Thursday night, when a…
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The following will represent stoker's Siding team to play against Uki on Saturday, 8th inst. Play will commence at 11 o'clock:--F. Nolan, C. Hessian, J…
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N.R.R. Association (Casino).--February 19th, and 20th. Murwillumbah J. C.--February 28th, and March 1st…
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The Victorian Cabinet has prohibited all race meetings in the metropolitan area. This decision affects the big autumn meeting…
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LONDON. Monday.—Joe Lynch (America) outpointed Tom Noble (British bantamweight champion) in 20 rounds after the hardest fight…
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The following have been selected to represent the Dunoon C.C. v. Rosebank C.C. on Saturday next at Dunocu, play to commences at 11 a.m.:—A. McMillan, L. C. Snodgrass,…
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[?] following will represent [?] Tyalgum at Tyalgum on [?], 8th inst. Cars leave Post Horner 1.15 p.m. sharp:--White,…
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LONDON, Wednesday.—It now appears that unless a manager is appointed immediately, authorised to hold the indispensables together, smooth jealousies over, and…
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The Cabinet decided that no racing shall take place in the Newcastle district, but theatres and picture shows, etc., will be allowed to remain open, and…
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WELLINGTON, Thursday.—The Taranaki Stakes resulted:—Desert Cold 1, Gloaming 2, Croesua 3…
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LONDON, Thursday.—At a meeting of the Cricket Board of Control it was decided to hold over for a month the question of the proposed Australian service team to tour this…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—In response to numerous requests from country centres the State Government has decided to prohibit all race meetings until further notice. The New…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Bolshevik Brutalities. Football With a Human Head. AMSTERDAM
A Bolshevik grenade killed General Korniloff before Ekaterinburg. The Bolsheviks then secured the body and banged it and then cut it to pieces…
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The Cadet Club meeting on Thursday night was well attended, and was a great success. Many cadets are still backward in becoming members. Much…
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The promoters of the local boxing tournament find that owing to the numerous entries and lengthy programme to be run off that it is necessary to open the…
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SYDNEY, Sunday.—The ninth round of the first grade cricket competition commenced yesterday. Results:—Petersham, 53 v. Paddington, 6 for 230. McCloy put…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Racing and Country Shows. Minister for Lands Interviewed. SYDNEY
Mr. W. G. Ashford (Minister for Lands) interviewed to-night regarding the prohibition of country race meetings, said that the reason why the Government…
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