The Annual Races
THURSDAY and Friday next are the days fixed for the annual "meet" of the Yass Racing Club, and, as far as appearances go, promise to be one of the most successful ever held under…
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Sport, 1885
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Cricket. Lawyers Annd Bankers v. GOULBURN C. C. by Long-stop
It will be remembered that the first match between these respective elevens was played on last Saturday fortnight, and resulted in a victory for the Lawyers and Bankers, so decisive as to leave no…
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A pro-programme of sports is advertised in to-day's issue, to take place under the auspices of the H.A.O.B. Society, at the Agricultural Society's Grounds, on…
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BERRIMA DISTRICT COURSING CLUB.—The programme for the opening meeting of the season of this club, at Eridge Park, on the 1st April and following days, will be found in our advertising…
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GOULBURN CRICKET CLUB.—On Saturday next an eleven from the Goulburn club will moot a team composed of public school teachers in the district. The match will be played at Garroorigang. The…
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By advertisement elsewhere it will be seen that the date for holding the races at Collector has been altered from April 20th to March 20th…
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Tuesday was originally fixed as the day of general entry for above ruces, but as it was proclaimed a public holiday, it was decided to keep the lists open till last evening, and consequentily…
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THE boat race between Beach and Clifford, for a money prize of £400, took, place over the championship course of the Parramatta River, on Saturday afternoon…
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A MATCH was played at Eastgrove yesterday between the first eleven of the Mercantile C. C. and an eleven representing Lake Bathurst. Only one innings was played on either side, and the visitors…
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The Following are the acceptances and genera entry for the forthcoming meeting of the Goulburn Turf Club:- FIRST DAY…
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Yass, March 6.—The races to-day resulted as follows:—The Ladies' Purse was a walk over for Raven. The Two-year-old Plate was also a walk over for Clement. Town Plate—…
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Thursday's racing resulted as follows:—All-aged Stakes: Terminus, 1; Attache, 2; Dampier, 3. Summer Handicap: Pardon, 1; Harold, 2; Parole, 3. Yass Plains Handicap: Ajax, 1; Raven, 2;…
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THE annual race carnival, held under the auspices of the Yass Racing Club, took place on Thursday and Friday last on the course in Marchmont paddock (which is a portion of Mr…
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A match was played at Garroorigang on Saturday between the Goulburn club and an eleven teachers of the district. The club in their first innings only succeeded in putting together 37, Williams…
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THE public must not forget that on Thursday and Friday next the Autumn Meeting of the Goulburn Turf Club will be held, and should roll up in force to give the club, which is comparatively speaking…
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NEXT Saturday the Orientals will, in all probability, go to Bungendore to meet that team there. On the following Saturday the Bungonia C. C. will come to town to meet the 1st eleven of the "Ories."…
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THE first and second elevens of the Oriental C. C. are engaged for Saturday next as follows:—The first with a combined team from St. Patrick's and Hurstville Colleges, and the second in a return…
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These races came off on the 5th March, and a very successful day's sport was the result. Over one hundred persons were present, and Mr. Fardy, the spirited proprietor of the Peelwood Hotel and…
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