Football
H. Gilbert, the brilliant three-quarter league footballer, leaves Sydney by the Orvieto at the end of June to play with the Hull club. He is…
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Sport, 1912
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Boxing. Robbie Defeats Reidy
A good crowd attended the Skating Rink, Orange, on Thursday night, to witness the boxing contest between Geo. Reidy, of Orange, and Ted. Robbie of…
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Au effort is being made to form a branch of the New South Wales Rugby League (Northern Rules) in Gilgandra. The branch will probably take in…
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One of the most interesting demonstrations at the Fruit and Floral Carnival, in the Melbourne Exhibition last week, was that associated with apiary…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Football. Teams Selected for Coming Season. Competition to Start on May 29
A meeting of the Committee of the Bourke Football Association was held at Mr. P. Fitzgerald's Post Office Hotel on Wednesday evening last…
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A meeting of the committee of the Wellington Golf Club was held at Muir's Hotel on Friday evening, there being present Messrs. French (in the chair)…
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The Wellington Picnic Race Club's annual races take place on Thursday and Friday next on the caves racecourse and promises to be amongst the most…
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Hawke and Wheeler, the champion pair of the Dubbo Bowling Club, are after further honors. In Sydney next week they will compete for the Doubles'…
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Says the Orange "Leader":—At Quambone, a little township on the banks of the droughty Merri Creek, and where there are a couple of pubs,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →DUBBO J.C. Races. Show Meeting. List of Officers.—President, Mr. J. G. Brown; Vice-president, Messrs. E. H. Nelson, T. A. Whiteley and T. M. Smith; Treasurer, Mr. W. Wilkins; Auditors, Messrs. G. A. Ball and J. Field; Committee, Messrs. T. A. Nicholas, J. Barden, J. W. and W. Osborne, J. Wheeler, C. Bear, P. J. Kennedy, J. White, G. A. Ball, K. N. Wilkins. E. Fitzgerald, J. Knight, C. Nicholas, W. G. Catlin; Judge, Mr. G. A. Ball; Handicapper, Mr. J. Fraser; Starter, Mr. J. Osborne; Clerk of Scales, Mr. A. Osborne; Clerk of Course, Mr. J. Wheeler; Secretary, Mr. Joseph Field
The Dubbo Show Meeting came off on Friday and Saturday, and must be classed as one of the most successful meetings held on the Dubbo course for…
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Keller defeated Land in twenty [?]unds on points…
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On the local ground this Wednesday afternoon, a football match will be played between the newly selected Our Boys team and a combined team…
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On the first day of the play-off by Univesity and Redfern, the latter collapsed for 77 before the bosies of W. J. Stack, who played for N.S.W. before…
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A meeting of the Dubbo Tennis Association was held at the Lands Office last Tuesday. Mr. C. R. Taylor occupied the chair, and there were also…
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A meeting of the Dubbo Football Club was held on Wednesday night, Mr. W. Rao presiding. It was decided to form a club and join the Macquarie…
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The annual meeting of the above club was held at Mr. A Tyers Woods' office on 8th inst., when there was a good attendance of members. A credit…
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A meeting of the Dubbo Tennis Association won held at the Lands Office on Tuesday. Mr. C. R. Taylor occupied the chair, and there were also…
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The Australian commenced their match against Northampstonshire yesterday. Australia lost one wicket for 148: Bardsley 20, Gregory, 77 (not out)…
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