Athletics
MALONE V. O'BRIEN.—A match between these two noted pedestrians, three distances, for £200 a side, and the championship, will take place on the Agricultural Society's Grounds, Sydney, to-day…
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Sport, 1886
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Coursing
GOULBURN COURSING CLUB.—A meeting of the committee of this club was hold last evening at the Club House Hotel; present, nine of the committee and Mr. J. J. Roberts (secretary), also…
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A MEETING of the committee of the above was held last evening. Out of thirteen applications for the position of caretaker that of Mr. J. T. Lasham was accepted. Messrs. M'Donell, M'Innes, Moon,…
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THE return match between the first eleven of the Wagga Wagga Cricket Association and the Yass "invincibles" took place on the oval on Saturday. The Wagga men arrived by the mail train on…
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DEAR SIR,—I notice that cricket has nearly died out in Goulburn this year. The cause of this I cannot exactly say, but I am inclined to think that a great deal of it lies in the fact that the two principal…
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SHEFFIRLD HANDICAP AT NARANDERA.—The attention of pedestrians is directed to an advertisement in another column having reference to the annual hospital fete at 1Narandora, on St. Patrick's Day,…
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A MATCH, Second Orientals v. Hurstville College Club, will take place on Friday afternoon at Eastgrove. The following players will represent the Ories., and are particularly requested to be punctual:…
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A MATCH between an eleven of the Wheco and fifteen of Julong was played at Wheco on Saturday last, and resulted in another win for the invincible Wheco team by 3…
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THE COMMERCIAL, HOTEL v. Mas. CARROLL'S BOUNDING HOUSE.—This afternoon, at Garroringang and eleven chosen from the residence of the Commercial Hotel will meet an eleven chosen from Mrs…
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THE rain on Wednesday created apprehension of unfavourable weather for the B.T.C.’s annual meeting of 188[?], which were, however, allayed when Thursday morning broke fine and cool,…
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ST. PATRICK'S DAY CELEBRATION.—Pedestrians are reminded that nominations for the St. Patrick's Day Shefield Handicap of 10 sovs., to be run in connection with Guild and Hibernian Societies'…
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A meeting of the committee of the above club was held on Friday evening last. There were present—Messrs. Davis (in the chair), O'Halloran; Thorn, Moon, Bruton, McDonell, Pursehouse, Line,…
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ORIENTAL v. FIFTEEN OF THE TEACHERS OF THE DISTRICT.—This match, which commenced on the 20th February, was concluded on Saturday last. The teachers were one man short throughout the…
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WEDNESDAY morning started with rain, which continued till about 4 p.m. However, it did not prevent the racing going on, about 200 people being present. Just before the start the secretary, Mr. F…
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THE MUDGEE SHEFFIELD HANDICAP.—The final division of the Sheffield Handicap was run on Thursday and resulted as follows :—Kissey 1; Rodgers 2, Morrissey 3, Wall 4. The handicap…
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GOULBURN COURSING CLUB.—The opening meeting of this club will be held on the 16th and 17th April, and the secretary of the club has communicated with his Excellency the Governor inviting him to be…
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About 8000 persons were present on Monday night on the Melbourne Cricket Club's ground, at a farewell demonstration in honour of the departing Australian Eleven. Throughout the evening there was an…
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