Football
GOULBURN PIONEERS v. COLLECTOR.—The return match between these clubs was played at Eastgrove on Saturday afternoon last in the presence of a good attendance of spectators. It will be remembered the…
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Sport, 1889
323 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 13 of 17
Coursing
The Cootammundra Coursing Club commenced the closing meeting of the season on Tuesday last. Thu weather was wet and the attendance small. In the Carrington Stakes…
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We are informed by the hon. secretary of the Goulhurn Associated Football Club that the match against Wagga, which should have taken place on 7th instant, but was not played on account of the…
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COOTAMUNDRA COURSING CLUB.—The final meeting of the season of this club concluded on Wednesday last. The weather was fine, but the attendance small. Mr. J. Cox's Centennial won the Impromptu…
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Preparations for the approaching season are being made. The annual meeting of the Oriental Club will be held in Mr. Armstrong's Club-room on Saturday evening next, at…
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ON Tuesday afternoon last a one-mile race, for £10 a-side, came off at Mr. P. Confoy's course, Kenmore, between Mr. E. Kennedy's b g The Moor and a bay gelding belonging to Mr…
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THE annual meeting of the Oriental C.C. was held at the Club House Hotel on Saturday evening. The attendance of members ,was very, small. The vice-president—Mr. J. J. Raberts—…
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The London correspondent of the S.M. Herald says, Australian cricketers distinguished themselves at the match at Lord's on the 12th August between Somersetshire and the M. C. C. and ground. Mr…
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THE annual meeting of the above club was held at the Club House Hotel on Friday evening, the 20th instant. Mr. H. Lander was voted to the chair. He regretted the inability…
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A MATCH was played at Eastgrove yesterday between the, Half-holiday and Early-closing Association Cricket Club and the Premier Stores, the latter winding by 31 runs. For the…
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GOULBURN v. YASS.—A team from Yass paid a visit to Goulburn on Saturday for the purpose of playing a match with a combined Goulburn team. The match took place on the Olympic ground and…
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The annual meeting of the Goulburn Cricket Club was to have been held at the Commercial Hotel last evening, but there being no quorum present, it was decided to adjourn the meeting till a future date…
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THIRD DAY-- THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26. HURDLES.-- Bellringer 1, Kangaroo a, Drilldool 3. CRAVEN PLATE.--Abercorn 1, Manton [?]…
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The Carrington Three-hundred Yards Handicap was run off on Saturday night last at the Carrington grounds, Sydney. The event created considerable interest, and speculation was brisk. The first heat…
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The Rugby Union has resolved that the charges preferred by Mr. Warbrick, captain of the Maori football team, against Mr. Rowland Hill, secretary of the Rugby Union, and certain…
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Two coursing matches took place at Hardeu on Saturday last, the first being between T.Kissabee's Lady Don and C. Byrne's Shadow, and was won by Lady Don. The second was between W. Metcalf's…
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ON Saturday week the Yass football team proceeded to Goulburn to play the return match with the Goulburn club, unfortunately for Yass a number of the players who were chosen…
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THE annual meeting of the Goulburn District teachers' Cricket Club was held on Saturday last at the Superior Public School. Mr. E. Hunt occupied the chair. The committee's report…
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