Federal Amateur Racing Club
Twenty-four horses were paddocked for the above Club's forthcoming annual races, which are to be held at Hungerford on May 4 and 5. Twelve…
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Sport, 1911
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H.a.c.b. Society Races
The following are the nominations for the two principal events in connection with the above races, which come off on March 29 and 30. next…
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The following are selected to play against Dubbo on Wednesday next at Dubbo, to leave here by mail train in the morning:—Fulton, McCormick, Chiplin…
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The C. W. Cricket Union wrote recently to Mr. Goo. Seymour, asking if he would arrange a match at Wellington if a team was brought here…
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Clem Hill, the well-known South Australian, has rendered much service to the noble game of cricket, and aug recognition af his efforts always meets With approval. During the luncheon at…
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France defeated? Ireland at Cork in a football match under Rugby Union rules by 5 points to nil…
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The possession of the Western District Shield passes to Orange for a year, and great is the jubilation of the Orange bowlers thereat (says the 'Advocate.') The final tussles for the…
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In the Russell—Fitzjohn boxing contest, the former won on points in twenty rounds…
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The possession of the Western District Shield passes to Orange for a year, and great is the jubilation of the Orange bowlers thereat. The final…
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A Committee meeting of the above was held at Mr. W. Gale's Central Australian Hotel on Friday night last at 8 p.m…
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Bob Bryant who took part in a 20 rounds boxing contest with Bob Whitlaw at Newcastle on Saturday night, died at Newcastle Hospital on Sunday…
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An enjoyable afternoon was spent on the Dubbo Courts on Saturday, when the season was officially opened. Improvements that have been made have added considerably to the…
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Sportsmen of every kind and degree are reminded that a public meeting will be held in the Town Hall this (Tuesday) evening to decide on…
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A goodly crowd assembled at the Dubbo Tennis Club's courts on Saturday afternoon, the occasion being the official opening of the courts for the…
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Turn Clarke, our local boxing champion, must be termed a lucky fighter. Not that Tom flukes his men or wins his fights by accidental ways-but he's lucky…
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W. Furney and L. Wilton have been attached to box the best of 20 rounds at the Empire, about the middle of April. These two boys are good hard fighters, and are bound to…
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Teams representing the above Clubs met on the local green on Wednesday afternoon, and played off their last fixture in the Western District Shield…
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At Sydney on Saturday Longworth secured another win annexing the 220yds championship of the Eastern Suburbs. He won easily…
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The match between Sam Langford and Sam McVea took place at Paris last night. The contest, which was for a purse of £2000, went the 20 rounds, and ended in a draw. McVea…
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