Football. Cobar's Decisive Victory Over Wrightville
The football competition was continued last Sunday when the Wrightville and Town teams played at Wrightville, and resulted in a…
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Sport, 1918
396 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 15 of 20
Football
Saturday last was a quiet day in football circles in Wellington, and no important games were played, this being due to the fact that the day was…
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The Wellington Jockey Club's Spring meeting will be held on the local course on Friday and Saturday, September 13 and 14, and everything points to a most…
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Sir,—As one of a number of enthusiasts in the noble game of football I would be greatly pleased if you would allot me a small space in your…
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Brocklehurst has become the regular convincing ground for footballers, rendered attractive by the fine springy turf of which Mr. Gainsford's…
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A large and enthusiastic meeting of employees of the local railway staff and members of the local branch of the Railway Institute was [?] at the…
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Kelso disappointed Dubbo on Saturday. Only three members of the visiting team putting in an appearance. It is not known what was the cause of…
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The railway officers have started a private tennis club, known as the Macquarie club. The courts are at the rear of Mrs. Wynne's residence, in Warne…
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The usual weekly meeting of the local Rugby League was held last night, Mr. W. Whitford presiding. There was also a good attendance of members…
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The games played on Saturday were not of the order that was likely to raise enthusiasm amongst any audience. After being disappointed over the…
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A meeting of the Half Holiday Club was held at the Golden Gate refreshment rooms on Monday night, for the purpose of making arrangements for…
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The entries for the principal events at the Wellington. Jockey Club's Spring meeting which is being held on Friday and Saturday,…
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Some weeks ago the Secretary of the N.S.W. Bowling Association notified the Dubbo Secretary (Mr. C. Bishop) that nominations would be accepted from…
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The Macquarie Tennis Club (Railway) played their first match on Saturday, defeating Dripstone by four games The following players represented the…
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The cricket season was opened in Wellington between the Half-Holiday and Macquarie clubs, who played a week end match in Rygate Park. As…
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The long looked forward-to challenge game between Bodangora and the All Blacks (the latter being the winners of the League's competition)…
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A well-attended meeting of members and intending members of the North Dubbo C.C. was held on Sunday morning. The Secretary (Mr. A. Piper)…
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The work of top-dressing the Wellington bowling green is now in hand, and in about a month's time the green should be ready for play. The clover…
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Now that the season is practically over the interest in the league's meeting seems to be on the wane, for there was only a small attendance at last…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →German Unfitness To Bole Black Races German Violations Demand International Commission London, Sept. 12
The most sensational reports have been issued in connection with German south-west African methods. It constitutes a damning indication…
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