Football Under Curious Conditions
An Austrian lion -tamer named Heitzman and his plucky assistant Henri recently gave a novel exhibition near Budapest. Entering a spacious cage…
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Sport, 1903
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Coursing Committee Meeting
A meeting of the Committee of the Maryvale and Wellington Courting Club was held at the Grand Hotel on Saturday night. Present—Messrs. Stephenson (in the chair)…
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The rights of the Coursing Club for the coming season were sold by Mr. A. E Rotton, for Messrs. L S. Teece and Co., on Saturday, as follows :—Booth and luncheon…
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The following nominations have been received for the Castlereagh Amateur Turf Club races to be held on the local course on the 25th and 26th inst…
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Flying Hdcp ; Ceontha, Euston, Berwick; Stewards Mile ; Smith, Marvel Loch, Ambulance ; Farm Stakes ; Shock, Biddy Moriarty, Paradenyia: Warwick Hdcp:…
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AT the conclusion of the match between [?]lacquarie and Narromine on Saturday the teams adjourned to dinner at Mrs. Simms' Court House Hotel. Mr. E. H. Utley,…
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What is described as a most brutal boxing contest was stopped in the ninth round On Saturday night…
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IN the cricket match between Lord Hawke's English team and Victoria, the latter in their second innings made 217 (Graham 92) and won by seven wickets…
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Viotoria defeated Lord Hawke's team seven wickets…
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The Race Meeting just concluded would be difficult to class as a pronounced success, nor would it be fair to record it as a decided failure. To…
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THE first grade "final" has been played and won by the formidable Narromine team, who will now hold the cup until next season, when, it is to be hoped, some club will arise and wrest…
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The annual general meeting of the Dubbo Lawn Tennis Club was held in the Masonic Hall supper room on Wednesday night. Present: Mr. P. A. Smith is the chair,…
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Owing to rain, play against Lord Hawke'e team is postponed until after lunch…
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A MEETING of the Union executive was held in the Masonic Hall on Wednesday night. Mr. T. L. Jones presided, others present being Messrs. H. Guest, E. Hawke, and the…
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THE annual meeting of the Dubbo Lawn Tennis Club was held in the supper room of the Masonic Hall on Wednesday evening, Mr. P. A. Smith (Treasurer) in the chair. There was…
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A MEETING of the Executive of the Dubbo Cricket Union was held at the Masonic Hall on Wednesday evening at 7.30 to fix the date for the final match of the competition (of that…
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The commencement of the cricket match with Lord Hawke's team was delayed owing to a heavy downpour of rain. It has now cleared…
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THE first meeting of the Narromine Amateur Jockey Club was held on Tuesday and Wednesday last, and must be deemed a success, although the attendance was not…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →ENNGONIA A.T.C. Races. Run April 23. (By Telegraph.) March 20
The following horses have been paddocked:—Toff, Victress, Twilight, Gentleman, Paradox, Tricks, Dick, Noella, Whalebone, Myrtle, Busty, Statesman, Fenola…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Oval and the Cricket Clubs. (To the Editor of the Dubbo Dispatch.)
SIR,--I was very much surprised to hear that the Dubbo Cricket Union had decided that the second-grade final contest could not be played on the Oval on the day arranged for same, viz.,…
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