Dubbo Lawn Tennis Club
Four entries have been received for the Captaincy tournament, for a cap with gold shield engraved, presented by Mr. Fischer. The following is the draw:—C. R. Taylor…
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Sport, 1904
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Football. Newtown v. Ormonde
THE above teams met in a club mulch on the Sports Ground on Saturday. While the Newtown were without the services of R. Brownlow, W. Wilkins and B. Lewis, the Ormonde…
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THE annual race meeting of the Coonamble Jockey Club in to be held on Tuesday and Wednesday, July 12th and 13th. Events are given in this issue. Nominations for Opening,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Football. Macquarie Union Easily Vanquish Central Western
Pursuant to expectation, the strong combination representing Macquarie Union that journeyed to Orange on Saturday asserted their superiority over the Central Western…
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A meeting of members of the Wellington Coursing Club was held last night at the Club Hotel, Mr. G. Larance in the chair, and about a dozen members…
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The Macquarie Union has emerged from the recent match with the Orange Union crowned with every credit. It will be remembered that the Sydney…
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Following is the amended draw for the M.E.F.U. first grade competition, 1904:— FIRST ROUND. May 21…
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The final match for the captainacy of the Narromine Tennis Club was played off on Saturday last, and resulted in an easy win for S R. Webb…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Football. C. W. Union V. Macquarie Union
On Saturday last at Orange, teams representing the Macquarie and Central Western Unions met in an engagement of considerable importance…
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A SCRATCH match between Newtowns and Ormondes will be played on the Sports Ground to-day (Saturday), commencing at 8.15. The Newtown team will be selected…
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The Macquarie Union representatives left no doubt as to the issue of their match with the C.W. (Orange) Union in Orange last Saturday. Our fellows had some 20 points to their credit…
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Tho second day's meeting of the Cobar Turf Club was run off at the local course on Saturday last. The attendance was very small, owing to the rain which foil…
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Following is the amended draw for the M.R.F.U. first grade competition, 1904:— FIRST ROUND. June 11…
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Teams representing the Wellington and District Clubs' met at the show ground on Saturday afternoon in the presence of armiderate number of…
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THE matches of the captaincy of the Dubbo Tennis Club were played off on Saturday when Mr. Butledge beat C. R. Taylor and J. Bayley by six games to two in each…
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THE C.W.F. Union played their first match on Saturday last and were victorious by 26 to 13. We take the following account from the "Sunday Times." : --…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Maryvale Coursing. a Record Attendance. Maryvale, Monday Night
THE second meeting of the above club was held on the Maryvale plumpton today when there was a record attendance, 500 being present. The coursing could…
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THE teams met on the Sydney Ground on Monday. There was a large attendance of spectators. The teams were us follows:-- Central Western-- Full-back, H. Tanner;…
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A largely attended meeting of the Wellington Coursing Club was held at the Club Hotel on Tuesday night, Dr. Rygate in the chair. Mr. L. S…
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The attendance at the Maryvale plumpton on Monday is an evidence of the growing popularity of the sport in the Wellington district…
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