Golf
THE semi-final for Mr. W. B. Wilkinson's bracelet was played at the Dubbo Links on Monday the players being Mr. MacNiven and Miss Booth. The former lady received a…
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Sport, 1900
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Football
On Saturday last a match was played on the local oval between a team selected by the enthusiasts o[?] Troy (termed "the Grass-eaters,"…
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We left Bathurst by mail train on Saturday night. the 14th, arriving at Redfera on Sunday morning, where we were met by Mr. Drew, Secretary of the Metropolitan…
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The results of the Sydney tour of the combined team must be considered very satisfactory. Out of four matched played they won two, drew one, and lost one, being defeated by University by one point…
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The following are the entries and draws for Dr. Liwes Challenge Shield Tournament:—Sweetnam v Arguimban. Soane v H Budd, J Budd v Geo Budd, Hiddlemiss v A Geold…
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On Monday evening a meeting of the Cobar Football Association was held at Thomas' Hotel. Present—Messrs McLeod (in the chair), Luff, Frost, Moody, Wright, and…
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The Second Annual General Meeting of the G.C. Water Jaokets C.C. was held on Thursday, 19th July, at Loughman's hotel, when there was a good attendance of…
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A return match between these clubs was played on Bell Park on Saturday, in the presence of a large and interested crowd, and ended in a victory for Wellington by 7 to nil. Following were the…
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THE competition amongst the ladies of the local Golf Club was brought to a close on Saturday last, and the trophy of a gold bangle, which was presented by Mr. W. B. Wilkinson, was…
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The first match of the final around of the oompetition will be played this afternoon between the Poneer and Paka clubs. Followsing are the names of the sclected fifteens:—…
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ON Saturday last a match was played on the local ground between the above teams and resulted in a win for Dubbo by 20 points to three. The following men…
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THE above teams met on the Dubbo Oval on Saturday last. The following are the teams. Narromine: Back, Fitch ; three-quarters, Byrne, Bracy, Ryan, and Bullock ; halves, Heap…
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SIR,--As an ardent admirer of all outdoor games--and football in particular--I was greatly interested in the doings of our local footballers during their late tour to Bathurst and Sydney,…
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The Wellington team leaves for Dubbo on Saturday morning, and the combination got together is a pretty strong one. Unfortunately the crack player, Norman…
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On Saturday last a match was played on the Dubbo ground between the above teams, and resulted in a win for Dubbo by 20 points to three The…
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In the Challenge Shield tournament Br[?]den beat Bilton, 6—0, 6—3; A Goold beat Middlemiss 6—2 6—1; H Budd boat Soans 6—1, 6—1…
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A meeting of the Cobar District Football Association was held at Tattersall's Hotel on Monday evening. Present:—Rev A R Martin (Chairman), and Messrs Luff, Davis…
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The second competition match of this season between the above clubs was played at Dubbo on Saturday, and ended in a win for Dubbo by 9 to nil. As Wellington won the first game, both teams have…
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At a meeting of the Cobar Association inst week a communication was read from the Bourke Club in which regret was expressed that owing to the competition…
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