Football
The Wellington club's new gymnasium in Percy-street was used for the first time on Tuesday night, when there was a splendid roll up. Members and others put in a good nights work with the clubs and…
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Sport, 1900
358 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 8 of 18
Picnic Races
The decisions of the committee of the Macquarie Picnic Racing Club in connection with the race horse Index, Jack, and Matt, have been upheld, on…
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In the first round of the gentlemen's single handicap tournament on Saturday, Morrison (scr.) beat G Budd (15) by 100 to 62…
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The Cobar F.C. seems to be defunct. There are now only three clubs in the local competition. The first match, between the Water Jackets and…
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In this issue is advertised the first meeting of the Mary vale Coursing Club, to be held at the Highfield enclosure, Maryvale, on July 11th. A 12-dog stake and 8-dog…
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An important meeting of delegates from the various Wellington district clubs, met at the Royal Hotel on Saturday night, for the purpose of arranging a competition for the present season…
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Footballers and their friends are reminded that the Social to raise funds for the parchase of suitable trophies, &c., for the season's competition matches, will take place…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Football. the Ross Cup
THE third match between the Newtown and Ormonde clubs for the Ross Cup was played on the Oval on Saturday last, and resulted in a…
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The Melbourne Cricket Club has decided to offer an Australian Bowling Championship trophy of the value of £85…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Correspondence. Lawn Tennis.—bathurst V. DUBBO. (To the Editor of the Dubbo Liberal.)
SIR,—In reference to the above, Mr. Smith, in his letter of the 13th instant, states that" Mr. Howe emphatically denies having invited the Bathurst team to play…
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Norman Smith was unable to get away for the match at Orange, yesterday, between the W.R.F.U. and C.W.R.F.U., although picked by the selection committee of the latter Union…
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A match will be played on Saturday between Narromine and Dubbo Juniors. Play will start at 2 o'clock, sharp. The following players will…
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Mr Soane's resignation as a committee [?] was not accepted, the committee finding charges which—he wrote—had been made…
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The first "competition" match took place on Wednesday afternoon between fifteens representing the Pioneer and the Paka clubs and after a stubbornly contested game,…
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The Water Jacket Club were the victors on Saturday. At a meeting of the Football Association on Thursday evening at the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Correspondence. Lawn Tennis—dubbo v. BATHURST. (To the Editor of the Dubbo Liberal.)
SIR.—In reference to Mr. Sloman's letter re the Bathurst and Dubbo Lawn Tennis Club's match, I must take exception to his statement that I extended an invitation…
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The great Challenge Stakes coursing meeting commenced at Rooty Hill on Thursday. The first, prize was £135, and £60 for runner-up. There were 158 nominations…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Football. DUBBO v. WELLINGTON
This match was played on Saturday, on Bell Park, the following being the teams:— Dubbo—Taylor, J. Hives, Tourle, N. Hives, Brown, Gardiner, Rich, Roscall, Dowd, Bell, Cameron, Heap…
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