Canterbury Park Races.—Monday
UP till about three o'clock, when a few light showers fell, a glorious day favoured Canterbury Park on Monday, and the attendance was by far the most numerous that has yet been seen upon…
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Sport, 1887
405 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 16 of 21
A Racing Scandal in England. LONDON, Sept. 30
The Jockey Club have warned the Marquis of Ailesbury and his trainer, John Tyler, off the turf for life, in consequence of the suspicious running of Everett in the Harewood Plate at…
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The annual meeting of the Goulburn district Teachers' Cricket club was held on Saturday last at the superior public school. There was a good muster of teachers. Mr. Knopp was voted to the…
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The programme of athletic sports to come off hero on the Prince of Wales' birthday (9th of November) appears in our advertising columns, and gives promise of providing a good day's…
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THE deservedly popular game of lawn tennis, which was almost unknown in country towns a few years ago, and, in fact, is only a recent introduction, comparatively speaking, into the colonies, is…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Burrangong Turf Club. Boxing Day Meeting
A MEETING of the committee of management of the above club was held at the Albion Hotel on Tuesday evening. Mr. A. Cohen occupied the chair, and the other members present were Messrs…
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ORIENTALS V. COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS. —On Saturday last an eleven of the Oriental Club commenced a match at Eastgrove against thirteen picked from the college and schools An innings…
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THE annual meeting of the members of the Yass Cricket Club was held at Ward's Royal Hotel on Friday evening. There was a very good attendance, and the chair was occupied by Mr. E. A…
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LADIES' CRICKET MATCH.—The committee of the Friday day Half Holiday Association have arranged a ladies' cricket match, which will take place on the Olympic ground to-morrow, and from its novelty in this…
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THE cricket match County v. Goulburn C.C., which had been arranged to take place on Saturday next, has been postponed to the 22nd inst., to allow of the match being played on the…
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The ladies cricket match, to take place in the Olympic Ground to-morrow afternoon, will doubtless be attended by a large crowd. It has been promoted by the committee of the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Racing Scandal in England. LONDON, Oct. 11
The Marquis of Ailesbury, who was recently warned off the turf for life by the Jockey Club for suspicious running, has applied to the Chancery Division of the High Court of Justice,…
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A MEETING of the above club was held at McGuiness's hotel on Saturday, 1st inst., the attendance being mengre. Mr. Geo. McDonald (president) occupied the chair,…
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LADIES' CRICKET MATCH.—A ladies' cricket match was played on the Olympic ground yesterday, under the suspices of the Friday Half-Holiday and Early Closing Association. The novelty of the game in…
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A MATCH was played on the oval, on Saturday, between the Murrumbateman C. C. and the Yass Alberts, which resulted in another easy victory for the Alberts, in one innings and 43 runs to…
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A SPECIAL meeting of the members of the Albert Cricket Club was held at Rooney's Builders' Arms on Friday night. Present-- Messrs. Holmes (in the chair), O'Brien (secretary), T. Yeo, W…
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GOULBURN CLUB V. COUNTY.—A match will be played on the Olympic Ground to-day, between an eleven from the Goulburn Cricket Club and an eleven representative of the county. Play will…
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