Cricket
A cricket match between town and district teams, played at Bell Park on Saturday, resulted in a draw. District 118, N. Smith, Kable, Mallett, and McHugh scoring well…
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Sport, 1901
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Trangie Races. (From Our Own Correspondent)
THE annual race meeting of the Trangie Jockey Club, was held on Friday last, 22nd inst. The attendance was the largest yet seen at these races, the weather was glorious…
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A meeting of the Maryval Coursing Club was held at Erskine's Hotel on March 23rd. Mr. Murray in the chair. The chairman said he was quite a notice at the sport last…
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The opening of the Cobar Lawn Tennis Club takes place this (Saturday) afternoon on the court. The Cobar Brass Band will be in attendance. A tournament, All comers…
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The annual meeting of the Wrightville Football Club was held at Mr Harry Davis's Hotel on Wednesday last. Mr Moore was unanimously elected to the chair. The…
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THE annual meeting of the Dubbo Gulf Club was held at the Royal Hotel last Saturday, 23rd instant. Dr. Culbertson Hope presided…
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Wellington and Ponto cricket clubs tried conclusions at Bell Park on Saturday afternoon, the former winning by 60 runs. Ponto scored 52, Douglas being top scorer…
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A meeting of the above was held at the Royal Hotel on Saturday night, Mr. H. A. Holden occ[?]ping the Chair. It was decided to open the season immediately…
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THE match between the above clubs, which was to have been played out on Saturday last, had to be abandoned, the Macquaries forfoiting through being unable to place a team in the…
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The most important match of the year, played locally, is that between Dubbo and Wellington to be played at Bell Park on Monday. It will be remembered that the…
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The race meeting at Murrumbidgerie last Saturday secured a record attendance and the events were well contested by good fields. Much of the success is owing to the good…
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THE match at the Sydney Cricket Ground between Paddington and a team representtive of the various country districts was concluded on Saturday, and the result was a…
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A CITY magnate had been elected as member of the Links and Parks Committee in a certain provincial town. He was driving round tho links one day in…
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One of the largest gatherings that the Committee of the above club have seer at the courts for some considerable time was present List Saturday afternoon. The Cobar…
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On Tuesday last the Copper Mine Football Club held a meeting at McMillan's Hotel, Mr P Snelson occupied the chair. The following officers were elected, in…
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On Good Friday a cricket match took place on the mine cricket ground between 13 of the third grade miners picked by Mr J Edmonds, and 12 of the second-grade,…
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EASTER MONDAY in Dubbo was favored with beautiful weather for out-of-door sports. The only local event, however, was the cricket match between the above teams,…
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The autumn meeting of the A. J. C. concluded on Saturday, with the following results :—Rous Handicap—Lord Randolph, Acrasia, Hautesse; Place Handicap—La…
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The following is the report read at the annual Meeting:—"Gentlemen,— I have pleasure in presenting my second annual report of the Darling…
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