Football Flashes
Last Saturday's match was a good pipe-opener, and, although the form was not up to interstate football, still many of the boys showed up well…
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Sport, 1901
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Football
THE following have been chosen to represent the Dubbe District Football Club in their match against Tomingley:--McVicar, Wilkins Thompson, Hives, Parker, N. Hives, A…
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The Tenuis Club's Ball, which took place in the Albion Hall on Wednesday of last week, was attended by about 25 couples. The fixture was a…
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A Club match will be played on the local cricket ground on Wednesday afternoon next between the Pioneers and Hovers, when an interesting game…
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A match was played on Saturday at Ball Park between players selected by Mr. J. Thompson and Mr. G. Seymour. The teams were as follows: "Thompsons"—back, G…
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A GENERAL meeting of the Dubbo District Football Club was held at Mr. A. A. Smith's hotel, on Friday evening last. Mr. A. A. Smith,…
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A GENERAL meeting of the Dubbo District Football Club was held at Mr. A.A. Smith's Railway Hotel on Friday last, May 24th, at 8 p.m., Mr. A.A. Smith, vice-president, in the…
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The coursing season in Wellington opens on Monday next at Mr. Stephenson's Highfield plumpton at Maryvale. Everything points to a successful opening, as the…
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Football is now in full swing and you can't hear anything else talked of at George Seymour's. George seems to have stepped into the…
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A meeting of the Geurie Cricket Club was held at Reynolds' Hotel on Saturday night. It was announced that the winner of the batting avevage was L. Turnbull,…
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The Water Jackets and Mine Football teams met on the ground near the old slag heap on Wednesday afternoon, in an association match. It was generally believed that…
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On Saturday afternoon on the Wrightville ground, the Mine and Wrightville teams met at an Association match, the game resulting in…
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A social was held in the Union hall on Thursday evening last, in aid of the fund for the purchase of competition medals. The weather was just crisp enough to make…
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There can be no doubt in the wind of any thinking person that Australia now occupies a position in the world's estimation which, a few years ago,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Football. Narromine V. Trangie
THE first competition match was played between the above Clubs at Narromine, on Saturday last, and resulted in a win for Trangie by three points to nil. The play was not at any…
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A match was played between the Wellington Juniors and Borers on Saturday afternoon at Bell Park. The game was not much of an exhibition of football and the Rovers…
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Last Saturday's meeting of the Cumnock Jockey Club resulted as follows:—Opening Handicap—Lackey's Margery, 9st, 1, Banjo 2, Recovery 3. Hack Race—S. Bruce's…
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A match was played on the Show Ground daring the sports between the Dabbo and Orange teams, and resulted in a win for the former by 30 point to 3. Great…
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A MATCH was played on Saturday last between the above teams and resulted in an easy win for the Ormonde team, the back division of the latter showing splendid combination, Neil…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Football. The Trip to Mudgee
The Wellington footballers left for Mudgee at a quarter to 8 on Sunday morning, armed at Goolma at 11. 20, whore they had s two hour's rest and partook of a splendid…
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