Cricket
An Enngonia correspondent writes:—A cricket match was played at Enngonia on the 17th March, between teams representing O'Sh[?]essy's Post Office Hotel and…
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Sport, 1902
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Dubbo Lawn Tennis Club
A MEETING of the above Club was held in the supper room of the Masonic Hall on Saturday evening last when their was a large attendance of members, Mr. E. Howe occupying the chair…
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The Narromine Amateur Race Club held a day's racing on Thursdya last. The weather was extremely cold and unpleasant. It raiued early in the…
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Council meeting on Monday night next. Splendid entries have been received for Oddfellow's sports on Monday…
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A PUBLIC me[?]ting was held in the Town [?]all on Tuesday [?]ening for the purp[?]e of forming a Rugby Football Union for Dubbo. The Mayor presided, and there…
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ON Wednesday afternoon the pnpils attending the Dabbo Grammar School engaged in a couple of swimming contests at the "Bumps." The water was…
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A WELL-ATTENDED meeting of the Newtown Football Club was held at A. A. Smith's hotel on Wednesday evening last. L. Cameron in the chair. The following officers were elected for…
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THE Dubbo District team will play Narromine District on Easter Saturday, on the Dubbo Oval. The following players will form the local team : T. Kidston. N. Hives, G. Taylor…
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IT is, of course, a well-known fact that the British youth will not lightly be deterred from entering upon a game of football. Should he possess a ball, a ground,…
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In the match Queensland v. Now South the home team, in their first innings, made 240, Queensland 174. New South Wales, in their second innings, have two out for 50…
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At the annual meeting at Newcastle of the Northern Rugby Football Union. Mr. Forgie stated that at the conference hold in Sydney in December, it was decided that during the…
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The Dubbo Cricket Club received a wire late on Saturday evening from the secretary of the Bathurst Club intimating that the latter club would not be able to visit Dubbo on Easter…
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In the match New South Wales v. Queensland the former in their first innings made 249, and the faller 174. How to save money.—Buy all your…
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The Autumn mealing of the Australian Jockey Club was opened at Randwick yesterday, in dull and cloudy weather. The attendance, however, was good, Results:…
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A committee meeting of the newly-formed Rugby Football Union was held in the Church of England school hall on Thursday evening, the Rev. E. H. Lea…
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At the cool weather approaches young bloods commence to think of football, and, we understand, movement is already on foot to form an Association to play the…
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MR. C. R. TAYLOR, hon. secretary of the Dubbo District Cricket team, has received a letter from the secretary of the Bathurst District club, in which he says:…
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MILD days and chilly nights are beginning to warn cricketers that their sport has "but a short time to live" as far as the present season is concerned. With the "going…
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