Cricket
On Wednesday afternoon a very interesting match was commenced on the local ground Last Saturday a team of Bourke cricketers travelled to Grass Hut and defeated a…
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Sport, 1907
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Dubbo Football Association. Meeting of Committee
A MEETING of the Committee of the Dubbo Football Association was held at the Fro Station on Wednesday night. Present: Mr. H. A. Williams (in the chair), Messrs. T…
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Maiden Plate.—Waiter, 1; Lucien, 2; Terlinga, 3. Paroo A.T.C. Handicap.—Mormon, 1; Exchange, 2; Margate, 3…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest Telegrams. Sydney, Tuesday Rosehill Races
Hurdles — Colleague, Atlantean Change April Stakes—Violet. Cup—Harvest Lad, Mary of Argyle. Granville Stakes—Fairy Lass, Lebanon,…
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The annual general meeting of the Macquarie Rugby Football Union was held at the Fire Brigade Station on Monday night, the 29th April. The meeting was a large…
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THE annual general meeting of the Macquarie Rugby Football Union was held at the Fire Station on Monday evening; Mr. W. J. Kinghorn presiding. The attendance was not equal…
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The final for the Ground Committee's trophy was won by E. Gartrell on Saturday afternoon. His opponent, A. A. Kirkland, commenced well, but fell to pieces during…
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A well attended public meeting was held at Mr. P. Fitzgerald's Post Office Hotel on Monday, April 29, at 8 p.m. Present: Messrs. R. Harrold, E. B. Mugg,…
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THE Bowling green was well attended on Saturday, about 20 players being present. E. Garlrell and A. A. Kirkland played the final for the ground committee's prize. The…
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In this issue appears the programme of the Ford's Bridge Amateur Turf Club's June race-meeting. Originally it was intended that the meeting should be a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Gilcandra. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Football Meeting
A matting of the football club was [?] at the Royal Hotel on Wednesday, April 24th, to reorganise for the coming season. About 20 put in an appearance to sat the…
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The following heats have still to be played in the first round of the championship tournament:—Seymour and Howey (part played), Kelly v…
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Football, this year, promises to hum. On pop, Wrightville will have the strongest first grade team in the competition this year…
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THE Orange Union is sending a good team to play Dubbo to-day, on the Sports Oval. The play will start at 10.30 a.m. sharp. The visitors will be welcomed on arrival by the President of…
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FOOTBALL of a novel kind has just been played at Brighton, where at the West Street rink a contest was held on roller skates. Only six players aside took part…
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WE wonder how many of the thousands of men who regularly risk their money on the 'fancies' of the sporting prophets of our loading newspapers have gone to the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Hungerford Races. (By Telegraph.) Hungerford, May 2
Opening Handicap.—Wakeful, 1; Junket, 2; Mylot, 3. Members' Purse.—Pirene, 1; Hamells, 2; Regalia, 3…
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The adjourned meeting of the Wellington Football Association was held at Seymour's Hotel on Saturday night. Mr. C. Broderick occupied the chair…
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On Thursday evening a meeting of the delegates to the above Association was held at the School of Arts, Mr. C. H Thompson, presiding. There was a…
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A committee meeting of the Bourke Football Association was held at Fitzgerald's Post Office Hotel on Monday night, May 6. Present: Messrs. Mugg (in the chair), E…
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