Bowls
The team of bowlers representing the master bakers of Sydney, who visited Wellington during the week as the guests of Messrs. M. McLeod and…
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Sport, 1907
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Maryvale Coursing Club
A meeting of the Maryvale Coursing Club was held at the Oak Hotel, Maryvale, last night. It was decided to keep the club going, and to hold…
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"Football is a brutal business. The Mohan Bagan team, which is composed purely of rice-eating Bengali youths, had the effrontery to enter the Nots…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →World's Swimming Records Broken. At Sydney Swimming Baths
CECIL HEALEY, in a handicap race at Sydney on Saturday, swam 100yds in 57secs., thus creating a new world's record, which was previously held by Daniels, the American champion, for 37…
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The following team has been selected to play against Orange at Dubbo on April 27: —J. Hives, N. Hives, C. R. Taylor, O. Smith, H. Smith, C. Smith, H. Edwards, S…
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There was a considerable stir in bowling circles on Thursday by the presence in Dubbo of a company of fifteen members of Sydney bowling clubs, ohiefly composed of…
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Nineteen horses were padocked yesterday for the forth-coming [?], and several more will come along from Louth on Monday…
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Annual Meeting. The annual meeting of the union was held in the fire Station on Monday night, when there was a good attendance Mr. J…
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The following will play for Bourke in a match that takes place at Grass Hut to-day: —Robins, Clinch, Lanngan, McDonald, Davies, Priddle, Ridge, Donohoe, Coward,…
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Trial Handicap.—Rhona, I; Mignonette, 2; Marion. 3. District Handicap.—Doubloon, 1; Scout, 2; Rhona, 3…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Trancie. (From Our Own Corrsspondent) the Athletic Club
The annual general meeting of the Trangie Athletic Club took place at Moston's Hotel on Friday, the 12th instant. Mr. Con Bowen, vice-president, occupying the…
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There was a large attendance at the annual meeting of the Cobar Rugby Football Union, which was held at the Great Western Hotel on…
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The coming football season in Dubbo bids fair to be a very busy one. The Dubbo Football Association has already held its meeting, and a host of names of intending players has been…
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I was very pleased to see the cricketers chosen to represent Bourke against the Country team at Grass Hut roll up so punctually on Friday afternoon last, and as…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Moorefield Races. (By Telegraph.) Sydney, April 20
Hurdles.—Colleague. 1; Atlantean, 2; Tartarus, 3. Tramway Handicap.—Caesar, 1; Fairy Lass, 2; Passion, 3…
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The annual race meeting of the Louth Anjatuer Club took place on Thursday, and Friday, 18th and 19th inst. Beautiful weather prevailed, the attendance fair and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Cricket Social. to the Editor of the " Dubbo Dispatch."
SIR,—I have seen by some printed cards presented to various persons of the town that the "Federal and Overland Cricket Clubs are holding a social in the Masonic Hall on…
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Everything points to a record being scored by the Jockey Club for the annual races taking place to-morrow and Saturday. Many visitors already in…
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A meeting for the purpose of forming a football club in Gilgandra was held at the Royal Hotel on Wednesday night last, Presents: Messrs. K. McDonough (in the…
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By advertisement elsewhere it will be seen that a meeting of footballers and all others who are interested in football, will be held in Fitzgeralds' Post Office Hotel on…
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