Football. Macquarie Rugby Football Union
A meeting of the delegates to the Macquarie Rugby Football Union was held at Seymour's Hotel, on Saturday evening, for the purpose of considering…
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Sport, 1913
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Bowls
The Singles Handicap is now nearing the end, and the draw for fifth round is as under:—Winners, Smith v. Marsden; losers, Corbett v. Jones, Hiatt…
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The public tennis courts were again before the municipal council at the meeting on Thursday evening last, when a letter was received from Mr. H. R…
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The football competition was opened on Saturday, and judging by the big crowd of enthusiastic spectators present, and the manly…
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Mr. A. E. Rotton presided over an adjourned meeting of delegates of the Macquarie Rugby Football Union at Seymour's Hotel, on Wednesday…
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Following is the team selected by Our Boys against Railway B. next Saturday in Bell Park at 3 o'clock sharp:—Full back, W. Champness; hall-back, H. Neil…
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The Narromine Turf Club's annual race meeting will be held on the 27th and 28th May next; and there is every promise that the gathering will be a…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Charming the Leather. Superstitions and Mascots That Influence the Football Followers
Now that club mascots are so common in football world, nobody can say that the players and the followers of the game are free from superstitions…
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The following programme of events has been drawn up for Empire Cay:— 1. All Schools' Championship…
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Hurdles—Ennislock, King Lucre, Wadden. Flying Handicap — Hair Net, Happy Lady, Salarino…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →CORRESPONDENCE. Football. to the Editor
SIR, —As a spectator at yesterday's football match, the first I have witnessed in Cobar, I was greatly disgusted with the way in…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Bourke's Carnival. Magnificent Weather—large Attendances. the Picnic Club's Races. Big Nominations—good Fields, and Fine Racing
Bourke's great Carnival for 1913 was vouchsafed magnificent weather, Nothing could have been more delightful—beautiful sunny days, with zephyr…
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Flying Handicap.—Blazing Star 1; Shine Again 2; Invadessa 3. Time, 1-19. Visitors' Handicap.—Extravagant…
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The President of the Sydney Bowling Association is taking a team to Dubbo on the 9th June, to meet a team consisting of a rink each from Wellington…
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A match was played between two teams representing the Railways and Geurie, second grade, at Bell Park, on Saturday afternoon, the locals playing…
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The Methodists held a meeting on Thursday night for the purpose of forming, a tenuis club in connection with the church. Mr. Bonnington…
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At Wrightville on Saturday afternoon Cobar Copper Mine team met and defeated Wrightville by II points to nil. Up to half-time the…
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The 1913 football competition will be commenced this afternoon on the local cricket ground. The match will be between the Royal Blues and Our Boys and both…
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The Bourke Tennis Club led the van in the way of dances during Carnival week, holding their annual dance on Tuesday night; May 20. Mrs…
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The regular meeting of the Macquarie Rugby Football Union was held at Seymour's Hotel on Monday evening. Mr. Seymour presided, and there were also…
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