Bowls
THE following contests have been brought off since our last report: -- Championship. -- Jelf (31) boat Mathews (30) Kirkland (31) boat Seane (14); J. Gartrell (31)…
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Sport, 1908
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Dubbo Amateur Swimming Club
A meeting of the above club was held at the Fire Station, on the 13th. The prizes won at the recent carnival were distributed. Mr. H. Farlow, was congratulated…
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England v Tasmania : England, first innings, 321 ; Tasmania, two wickets for 76…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Cricket. England v. Tasmania. (By Telegraph.) Sydney, January 21
Tasmania made 276. England, second [?].—One out for 5…
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On Monday next (says the "National Advocate"), a conference will take place at Bathurst amongst delegates from the principal racing clubs in the…
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Trumper, owing to illness, is unable to play for N.S.W, against Victoria, and his place will be taken by Hopkins…
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The nominations for the Bathurst Turf Club races, on the 25th And 27th inst., number 164, which is one of the best totals received for any race meeting ever held in…
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On Monday next a conference will take place at Bathurst amongst delegates from the principil racing clubs in the Western District, for the purpose of forming a…
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THERE was a large meeting of members on the Bowling Green on Tuesday evening. Mr. J. W. Sillar presiding. It was resolved to present Mr. J. D…
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Tramper, owing to illness, is unable to play for N.S.W. against Victoria, and his place will be taken by Hopkins…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Bowls. Departure of Mr. J D Wilkinson
At the bowling green on Tuesday night the members had "a roll up" in great force to consider the best means of doing honor to the president…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cricket. Victoria v. New South Wales. (By Telegraph.) Sydney, January 24
Victoria won the toss in the cricket match. The weather is flue and hot, and wicket good. The score at lunch time stood no wickets for 102. McAlister 49, McKenzie…
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A meeting of the Wellington Amateur Swimming Club was held last Friday night. Mr. G. W. Brownhill occupied the chair, and there were also…
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The eagerly looked-for cricket match between Belar Creek and a team of “Has Beens” from Coonabarabran eventuated at Belar Creek yesterday. The “Has…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cricket. Victoria v New South Wales. (By Telegraph.) Sydney, January 24
Victoria 4 out for 323. McKenzie 51, McAlister 69, Ransford 11, Tarrant 79, Armstrong 75, Horan 34. Both not out. January 25…
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Anniversary Day was celebrated in Bourke [?] Monday, Mr. W. Pearce, of the Club House Hotel, providing a very decent little programme for discussion. The weather…
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A four-rink team from the New South Wales Bowling Association intend visiting Dubbo on Tueaday next to play a match against an equal number of Dubbo bowlers…
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Apropos of F. A. Tarrant, the Middlesex county and Victorian cricketer playing for victoria, the advisory committee of the counties has resolved, subject to confirmation by the…
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