CRICKET. London
The Committee of the Sussex County Cricket Club has passed a resolution declaring that the action of the County Captains in regard to throwing is ultra…
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Sport, 1901
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Boxing
The well known local boxer, Joe Phillips, is under the impression that a man named Dodd is anxious to waltz round him in the ring, and accordingly ohal'onges Dold for…
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The annual meeting of the Tennis Club will be held during the first week in March. The committee met on Wednesday, and approved of the annual report and balance…
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In this issue we publish the balance sheet of the Cobar District Football Association for the year 1900. A persual of same will give an idea of how the funds were…
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Weights for Amateur Handicap Dooreen, 10st 5lb; Mastery, 10st 4lb; Untried, Lady Myles, Little Nell, R.V., Minova, 9st…
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THE annual meeting of members of the Dubbo Lawn Tennis Club was held in the supper room of the Masonia Hall on Saturday evening. There was a good…
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THE annual meeting of the Dubbo Lawn Tennis Club was hold in the supper- room of the Masonic Hall on Saturday night. The chair was occupied by Mr. A. A. Monypenny, and…
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The Orange H. A. C. B. Society advertise in this issue the programme of races to be held on the Orange racecourse on Wednesday, 20th March. The prize money amounts…
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The first of the competition matches will be commenced this afternoon on the local ground between selected elevens of the Paka and Bourke District C. C's. The following will…
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A very attractive programme of races, to be held at Murrumbidgerie on Saturday, 30th March, is published in this issue. There are six races,—Opening Handicap of…
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A fall of 26 points of rain on Monday, laid the dust and cooled the air for the races on Wednesday, and the weather was generally [?] and…
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On Monday next, the 18th inst., Mr. E. J. Dugan's sports will be held at the Commercial Hotel. The progromme appears in another column, and, judging by the prizes…
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A cricket match will be placed at Dubbo on Monday next between team's representing Wellington and Dubbo districts, and the Wellington representatives will leave by…
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The second match of the Cup competition series will be played at Pera on Monday next between representative elevens of the Bourke District C G and the Paka C.G. The…
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On Saturday afternoon a match was played on the Park Oval between teams more or less representative of the Grammar School and Delroy C.Cs…
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Our cricketers went out to Pibhon on Saturday, and were ignominiously defeated. Knowing the team that was going and that some of them never practised at…
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The races to be held at Murrumbidgerie on Saturday week, 30th instant, are certain to prove as great a success as usual. The course is only three minutes' walk from the…
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The first match of the "Cup" competition series between the Paka C.C. and the Bourke District C.C. will be continued on the local ground this afternoon. Very interesting…
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A SAD-EYED schoolboy approached the master and begged leave of absence for the afternoon, in order to run errands for his sick grandmother. The master pitying,…
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