Swimming Carnival
Mr. Abel Wilkins, who is in Sydney, wires to-day that he (with the assistance of Mr. T. H. Thrower, M.L.A) has obtained a half-holiday for the…
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Sport, 1906
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The Swimming Club
All members and intending members of the above are reminded of the general meeting to be held at the Council Chambers to-night in connection with…
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An important meeting of the Wellington Football Club was held at the Royal Hotel on Saturday night in connection with Mr. J. Davoren's report…
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A cricket match was played at Bugaldie last Saturday between [?] and Quanda cricket teams and resulted in a win for the former by [?] runs. The latter…
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Trial : Simmerman, Quibble, Calala, Nursery : Posidon, Rooseveldt, Dea. Corinthian Pause, Metal Lace, Dramatic…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cricket. First Grade
On Saturday the Ponto oricketers journeyed to Trangie to try conclusions with the local team. Through the fine batting of Boy McKillop the Trangie Club…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Inter-state Cricket. Sydney
The later-State cricket match between N.S.W, and Victoria was continued to-day. At the luncheon adjournment the scores were…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →CRICKET. N.S.W. v. Victoria. (By Telegraph.) Sydney, January 29
New South Wales, first innings, 263. Second innings, 394. Noble 123, Waddy 82, Cotter 3.. Victoria.—215. McAlister 53, Christian…
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A splendidly attended meeting at the Council Chambers on Monday night, a grand feature of the attendance being the number of boys and…
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A couple of accidents occurred at the Coolah races on Friday. In the Handicap Aurated stepped on one of Sting feet, and both horses came down…
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In this issue the conditions of the two principal events to be run at the above meeting on February 16, are advertised. They consist of the District Plate, of 7…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cricket Then and Now. After Fifty Years
AT the luncheon on the occasion of the jubilee cricket contest between N.S. Wales and Victoria an interesting personality was present in the shape of Mr. C. Gilbert, one of the three…
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The points of the various clubs in the competition are as follows:—First Grade—Trangie, 24; Dubbo, 16; Ponto 8. Second Grade—Ivanhoe, 12; 0 d Dubbo, 8;…
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We would again remind horseowners that nominations for the District Plate and Grass Hut Handicap, in connection with the above meeting to be held on February 16,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Victim to Pony Racing
Horace Blakewell, book-keeper, was sentenced to-day to eighteen months' hard labour for embezzling monies to the extent of eighty pounds. He attributed his downfall to pony…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Byrock Races. (From Our Correspondent.)
The annual race meeting of the Byrock Jockey Club was held on Friday last, on the [?] course. The day was a glorious one for racing, being beautiful and cool after the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Rosehill Races. (By Telegraph.) Sydney, Ferbuary 3
February Handicap.—North Head, 1; Glenbrook, 2; Nun Nicor, 3. Granville Stakes.—Magazine, 1; Wecmala, 2; Rydalmere, 3…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cricket. Western Australia v. South Australia. (By Telegraph.) Sydney, February 6
Western Australia—First [?]s, 202. South Australia —second innings, 3 out for 105…
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A meeting of the committee of the above was held at the Club Hotel last night, Mr. E. Webster (President) in the chair…
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"BOWLS," after being for about eighteen months "in the air," have at last reached the ground and on any evening in the past week between 6 and 8 p.m., the local green has worn a very…
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