Football. Saturday's Competition Matches
The Macquarie Union competition was advanced another stage on Saturday, the matches set down being Wellington v, Goolma, at Goolma, Trangie…
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Sport, 1904
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Football. England v. Now South Wales
NO less than 35,000 people were present at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Saturday to greet the British footballers on their first appearance in the playing arenas of Australia. As much as…
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Both the Maryvale and Wellington clubs are out with announcements of their third meeting for the season. The Maryvale Club comes first, its…
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The team to represent Wellington against Trangie on Saturday will be picked from the following :—Smith, A'Beckett, Lowe, Boyle, Bell, Hendry…
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His Honor Judge Docker had some remarks to offer when dealing with the Bodangora-Lincoln assault case at the late Sessions which may be worthy…
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The following players have been selected to represent the Narromine Tennis Club against Dubbo on the latter's courts on Saturday, 26th inst.,…
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The positions of the various clubs engaged in the competition as the result of Saturday's matches is as follow:--…
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The above teams met on the Wright-ville ground on Saturday afternoon last, some 500 people witnessing the mater. In the first half each side scored a try…
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A day's races took place at on Friday last, the meeting having been got up in aid of the funds of the Wellington Hospital. The attendance…
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The above clubs met on the local showground on Saturday in the presence of about 300 spectators. The game was fairly open and fast from…
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A boxing contest took place in Melbourne last night between George Reunalf, the Maori, and Al Neill, the American. The fight was declared a draw, being stopped by the police in…
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SATURDAY last made amends for our previous Saturday's disappointment, two matches being played on the local sports ground, so that followers of the game were one and all satisfied…
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ON Saturday afternoon 30,000 people assembled on the Sydney Cricket ground, when the English Rugby football team met a combined New South Wales team. A…
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By the time these notes appear in print the Maryvale Club's third meeting will be a thing of the past. At time of writing (Tuesday) there is…
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The team to represent Wellington F.C. against the Newtown is on Saturday next at Dubbo will be picked from the following: Crawford, Boyle, Craig,…
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Following is the amended draw for the M.R.F.U. first grade competition, 1904:— FIRST ROUND. July 2…
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The Maryvale Club held their third meeting for 1904 yesterday afternoon in the presence of about 300 spectators, which was a very fair attendance in…
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Following are the nominations for the principal events in connection with the Coonamble Jockey Club's meeting, to be held on 12th and 13th…
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THE following players will represent the Dubbo Club against the Methodist Club on the Dubbo Courts on Wednesday afternoon next: S. Murray and P. A. Smith…
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A football match, between teams representing the Fire Brigade and a combined team from the Copper Mine and Town clubs, was played on the…
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