The A.J.C. Races. SYDNEY
The autumn meeting of the A.J.C. was continued at Randwick yesterday under very unfavorable circumstance, rain falling heavily. Carbine was in great form,…
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Sport, 1890
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Football
A LARGE master of members of the Victorian Football Club met at Mr. J. Stewart's cigar divan yesterday afternoon. There was a large attendance, Mr…
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AT a meeting held last night at Elliott's Hotel, it was decided to form the South Australian Football Club, all the members of which will be South Australians. The…
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The second day's racing was held here yesterday. There was fine weather and; good racing, about 9,000 spectators being present. In the Hurdles…
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AT a meeting held at McKie's Rising Sun Hotel on Thursday evening it was decided to form a club to be named the Broken Hill Football Club. The following officers…
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A NUMBER of gentlemen met on Tuesday night at the Victoria Hotel, Oxide-street, to discuss the advisability of forming another football club, in addition to the several…
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A MEETING was held last Saturday evening, at Mardon's Hotel, Silverton, for the purpose of forming a football club. It was moved and seconded that the club be…
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A CRICKET match took place at the Pinnacles on Saturday last between the Pinnacles and Black Hill cricket clubs, and was won by the home team on the…
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A MEETING delegates from the Broken Hill, North Broken Hill, Victorian, South Australian, and Hotham football clubs was held last night at the Wilcannia…
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THE following players will represent the South Australian Football Club in their match with the Victorians on Saturday next in aid of the Bourke fund:—…
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THESE clubs commenced a match on the reserve this afternoon for the benefit of the Bourke relief fund. Play was very late in starting, and the ball was not…
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A MEETING was held in the Pinnacles. Assembly Hall on Saturday night for the purpose of forming a football club, and was attended by about fifty members. The…
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THE football season was opened in Melbourne last Saturday, when several premiership matches were played. Those to which the most interest attached were…
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A MATCH was commenced this afternoon between the Broken Hill and the North Broken Hill clubs. Play did not commence till nearly 4 o'clock. The Norths won the…
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Saturday's football matches were very interesting. South Adelaide won from Adelaide by 6 goals 2 points to 3 goals 7 points. Norwood experienced a…
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THERE was splendid weather in Melbourne on Saturday for football. The following matches were played for the premiership: —Carlton, 7 goals 9 behinds, beat St…
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A MEETING of the recently amalgamated Barrier Ranges Cricketing and Football Associaiont was held at the Wilcannia Club last Tuesday night. Mr. J. B…
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THE Broken Hills met the Hothams on the reserve on Saturday, and scored five goals to nil. The Victorians beat North Broken Hill by two goals to one, but a…
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A couple of good football me[?]es were played on Saturday. South Melbourne beat North Melbourne by [?]oals to 1, Port Melbourne beat Carl[?] by 4 to 3,…
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The great football match on Saturday was that between the two leading clubs, the Norwoods and Port Adelaides. It was a splendid game, and after a most…
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