Cricket Chatter. First Grade
THE positions of the various Clubs engaged in D.D.O.U. Competition are as under:--Matches Team, played, Won, Lost, Dr'wn, Pts…
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Sport, 1906
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From All Sources. Money for Golf
Never has so much money been applied to the propagation of any game in one year as there has been applied to golf in the year which has Just drawn to a…
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On Thursday evening, when engaged in a match on the Sports Ground, K. Cadden and Aubrey Field, in running to make a catch, collided with such force as to cause…
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A MEETING of the Executive of the Dubbo District Cricket Union was hold in the Masonic Hall on Wednesday night, Mr. G. H. Taylor, President…
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The presentation of prizes won at the Carnival will be presented to-morrow night at the Council Chambers. Financially, the Carnival was such a…
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A meeting of the Association was held on Saturday evening at Curry's Hotel, to receive the report of the sub-committee on Mr. R. L Irwin's…
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Gerber, a cricketer in Melbourne, was struck with a ball on Saturday, and received ghastly injuries to his face, including a broken nose. After…
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Swimming races under the auspices of the Bourke Rowing Club will be held on Wednesday afternoon next. The prizes of four of tho events were donated by Mr. C. E. Lang,…
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THE official opening of the new bowling green laid down in the Park will take place on Wednesday next (7th inst.). A pavilion is now in course of erection on the…
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Alma Stakes. — Ga[?]a 1; Tryst. 2; Iolaire, 3. Woodcliffe Handicap.—Circuit, [?]; Ship. mate, Kaffirpan, 3…
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A meeting of the executive of the Dubbo District Cricket Union was held at the Masonic Hail on Wednesday evening, February 28th. Mr. W. Ley presided, and…
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A MEETING of the Executive of the Dubbo District Cricket Union was held at the Masonic Hall on Wednesday, Mr. W. Loy (Vice-President) in the chair…
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In view of the match between Dubbo and Trangie on Saturday, a review of the batting and bowling averages of the leading players in each team since…
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Hurdles: Bouchal-a-Soggarth, Sooth Head, Clodian. March Stakes [?] Sir [?] Nicer, Granville Stakes: Simmerdale Night Bird Jack[?]…
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Product Stake’s : Antonious, [?] Benbow [?] Stakes : Tartan, [?] Scot Free, Brunswick Stakes: Roycroft, Bright Beauty, [?]…
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The swimming contests, under the auspices of the Bourke Rowing Club, for prizes given by Mr. C. E. Lang, will take place in the river this afternoon. All…
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MR E. W. R. MCMILLAN, Sydney representative of the Dubbo District Cricket Union, writes to Mr. C. R. Taylor (Secretary of that Union) intimating that the following eight…
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Hurdles.—Bouchal-a-Soggarth, 1: South Head, 2; Clodiau; 3. March Handicap.—Gowrie, 1; Sir Leonard, 2; Nuu Nicer, 3…
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Hopeful Stakes.—Gapon, 1; Contort, 2; Portland and Lexington, dead heat, 3. St. Leger Stakes.—Lady Wallace, 1; Circuit, 2; Charles Stewart, 3…
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A committee mooting of the Swimming Club was held in the ante-room of tho Oddfellows' Hall on Tuesday evening, when there were present—…
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