Football
Over 25,000 thousand people were present at the inter-State match between New South Wales and Queensland. New South Wales won by 11 points to 8…
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Sport, 1904
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FOOTBALL. First Grade Competition
The first match to be played locally in the Macquarie Football Union's first grade competitions came off on Saturday on the Sports Ground, when Ormondes beat…
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THE above teams met in the opening stage of the competition on Saturday, the result being a win for the former team by eight points to 3. There was but a…
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A start was made with the M.R.F.U. competition on Saturday, Wellington and District clubs meeting at Wellington, and Ormonde and…
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At the conclusion of the cases before the Court last Friday in connection with the disturbance arising out of a football match played at…
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To-day, To Aute defeated Newington by 21 to nil. New South Wales defeated Queensland by 11 to 6…
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The Uargon and [?] tennis players met on Saturday, the 4th last, on the Uargon Court, and the game resulted in an easy…
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THE Dubbo Lawn Tennis Club will be represented by the following players against Wellington Club on the local courts next Saturday :--C. R. Taylor and Miss J…
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Hardles : Neglect, Gil tee Boy, Merry Jest. Flying H[?]: Mura, Orry, Miss Rosebory…
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On Saturday next a team from Walling. ton will visit Dubbo, and play against a local team oomposed as follows:— J. Bayley and Mrs. MoDonald…
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The going on the Wellington plumpton yesterday was surprisingly good considering the long spell of dry weather. The dust got up a little but…
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The team to represent Wellington in their competition match with Goolma, to be played at Goolma on Saturday next, will be picked from the…
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Following is the amended draw for the M.R.F.U. first grade competition, 1904:—FIRST ROUND. June 18…
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Very favorable weather yesterday afternoon and the promise of good sport attracted an attendance of 350 to 400 people to the second meeting…
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A race meeting is to be held at Uamby, near Goolma, on Friday, 24th instant, in aid of the Wellington Hospital, and when we say that Mr…
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The competition match on Wednesday last, on the Cycle Ground, between the Copper Mine and Town teams, was witnessed by a large gathering of spectators…
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THE positions of the various clubs engaged in the competition as the result of Saturday's matches is as follow:-- Pid. Won Lost Dwn. Pts…
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To-day (Saturday) Ormonde club meet Wellington District club on the Sports Ground. Play begins at 2 p.m. sharp. A protest has been lodged by Trangie…
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THE well-known race mare Noble Lady, the property of Mr. H. S. Carr, of Cardington, near Molong, was stolon on Sunday night. The robbery was a most daring one, an the mare was…
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A remarkable scene occurred at a football match at North Melbourne on Saturday. One player flourished a revolver at the umpire…
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