Rover Football Club
A special general meeting of members of the Darling Rover Football Club was held at the Glad-tone Hotel on Thursday night. There were upu[?]ds of 30 present. and Mr…
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Sport, 1900
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Football. Pioneers v. ROVERS
The first match of the season was played on Wednesday afternoon between fifteens representing the Rovers and the Pioneers and resulted, after an interesting strugule,…
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A very regrettable accident occurred at the races on Saturday at the conclusion of the last race. Miss Amy Gavin, daughter of Mrs. W. Anderson, was one of the occupants…
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In order to keep the ball rolling a scratch match will be payed this afternoon between teams to be selected from all footballers who like to visit the cricket ground…
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The annual enjoyable social given by the members of the local Lawn Tennis Club took place on Friday night last at the Union Hall and was, as usual, a very pleasant and…
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In the football match, Cobar versus Gladstone, the latter won by 3 points to nil—a penalty goal. The game was good considering that it was the…
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President, Dr. Hope. Vice-Presidents: T. H. Purvis and E. H Utley. Com mittee: H. C. Antill, W. Mack, JStephenson, [?]Green, A. Johnson, W.,…
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The following are the results of the Dubbo Races, which took place yesterday:— Opening Handicap—Winoline, Mat, and Trichord…
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The Louth Races took place yesterday. Fine weather prevailed. The following are the results:— Opening Hdcp, £10—Piping Tom…
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The weather on the opening day of the races (Thursday) was beautiful. There was large attendance and the racing was excellent throughout. Following are the brief…
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The newly formed Tennis Club is now in full swing with a membership of twenty-five. The court plays remarkably well and several members have tested it during the…
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The Pioneers and Rovers will meet in a return match this afternoon. Play will commence at 3.15 p.m…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Dubbo Liberal and Macquarie Adyocate. Wednesday, May 16, 199[?]. Macquarie Pionic Race Club. Second Day's Races
RACING was resumed on Saturday, the weather being bright and bracing. The attendance was again very large. Splendid racing was witnessed throughout,…
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A meeting of the Wellington Football Club was held at the Royal Hotel on Monday night, Mr. Simms (President) being in the chair, and there was a good attendance…
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The return match between the Rovars and Pioneers was played on Wednesday afternoon in rather in[?]picious weather, and after a well-contested struggle resulted…
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THE Ormonde and Newtown Clubs met again last Saturday on the Oval to try conclusions, and a much more interesting and even game than the last one resulted. In the first half the…
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A COMMITTEE meeting of the above Club was held at Mr. Heane's office on Saturday night. Present: Messrs. R. R. Hetherington (in the chair). A. A. Monypenny, J. Heane, jun., C…
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A meeting of the Rover Football Club was hold at the Post Office Hotel on Monday night last, Messrs. [?] Burn, A. E. Watman and J. Carey were elected as…
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A COMMITTEE meeting of the above club was held on Saturday night at Mr. Heane's office. Present:—Messrs. Hetherington (in the chair),…
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