Lawn Tennis
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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Sport, 1900
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Football. Newtown V. Ormondes
THE second match of the series for the Ross Cup between the above clubs was played on the Oval on Saturday last, and resulted in a win for the…
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Two teams of Dubbo Footballers arrived by the "Limerick" this morning, and were met by local footballers and supporters of the game. The town band was also present…
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A. most enjeyabe outing took place on the Club's links on Thursday, 24th inst., the occasion being the visit of the Bathurst team:— Messrs. Lee, Suttor, Reading,…
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The annual meeting of the Wrightville Tennis Club was held at Lew's Hall on Wednesday evening, when there was a fair attendance Mr H…
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The Pakas and Pioneers will meet on the local cricket ground this afternoon. The Pioneers and Rovers will meet on Wednesday afternoon next. Play will…
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In total contrast to the first day, Thursday was beautifully fine. The air was clear and [?]isk—an ideal day for an outing—and an exceedingly pleasant time was…
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Whilst the pony races were in progress, a rather interesting game of football was being played on the centre of the ground between the junior teams of the Dubbo and…
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Wellington: Bruce, Smith, Holt, Teece, Powell, Howie, Dempsey, Craig, Broderick, Quirk, Jennings, Pound Veech, Champness, Keane. Dubbo: G. Taylor, W. Wilkins, J. Hives…
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THE annual meeting of the Glenleigh Cricket Club was held at Mr. H. S. Porter's Occidental Hotel on Thursday evening hast. Mr. W. Loy in the chair. Mr. Neil Hives, the…
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A MATCH was played at Wellington on the 24th of May, between teams representing Dubbo and Wellington. A large number of spectators watched the game, and evinced great interest…
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THE first round of mixed foresomes (handicap), was played last Saturday. The ground was heavy after late rains, so good returns were hardly to be…
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On Saturday afternoon the Pioneers footballers encountered the Pakas in a first engagement on the untented field, and, though the Pakas had in all their own way…
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SIR,—Having been invited to a tennis contest at Dubbo, four members of the Bathurst Club journeyed up on the 23rd inst, only to find on arrival wet weather…
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At a meeting of the Committee of the Football Club, held at the Royal Hotel on Saturday night, it was decided to ask the Dubbo footballers to join with Wellington…
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A MEETING of ladies, for the purpose of arranging for the supper in connection with the forthcoming tennis dance, was held at Mr. G. H. Taylor's office on Tuesday afternoon, 29th…
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The long talked of match between the two representative teams came off at the Narromine clubs' ground on the 24th instant. Messrs Gunning and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Original Correspondence. Tennis--bathurst v. Dubbo. to the Editor of the Dubbo Dispatch
SIR,...As some little discussion seems to have been caused by the above matter, might I ask you to kindly allow me to state, through the medium of your paper, that no invitation was…
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The deciding match between the Rover and Pioneer Clubs was played on Wednesday afternoon last and resulted in an easy win (8 points to nil) for the Rovers. who…
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