Cricket
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 showed that the…
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Sport, 1889
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Football. Goulburn v. COLLECTOR
GOULDURN v. COLLECTOR. — A match between tennis representing Collector and Goulburn was played on the Olympic Ground on Saturday afternoon last. Both teams were in full strength. A…
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Strong teams representing Goulburn and Collector met in friendly rivalry on the Olympic Ground on Saturday afternoon. The local men were captained by A. Judd. The Goulburn…
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A match will be played on the Olympic Ground on Saturday next between the Junior Club and St. Patrick's College Club. The following are chosen to represent the Juniors:âP. Meyer, S. Meyer,…
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In the Sir Joseph Banks Handicap, which was commenced at Botany on Thursday, the local runner Trompp was run out by Geldart. The first round of the Carrington October…
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THE match, Oriental v. Carthonas, was resumed on Saturday, when the Carthonas concluded their first innings, making 143. Woods, with 49, and E. Sibson 39, were the most…
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ABOUT a fortnight ago Miss S. Triglone, with the view of relieving the guarantors of the late Temperance Club of a portion of their liability, undertook the somewhat arduous task of…
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The following races were run off at Caulfield to-day:-- Maiden Plate.--Sequel. Nursery Handicap-- Magic Circle. Selling Race.--Crown…
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THE match between the first eleven of the Oriental and fifteen of the Half-holiday and Early-closing Association Clubs was concluded on Friday afternoon, the Orientals, who made…
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Mr. S. M. J. Woods (son of Mr. John Woods, of Fairlight, Manly) has been elected captain of the Cambridge Cricket Team. Oct. 30…
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COMBINED DEMONSTRATION SPORTS.— Nominations for the various events (except those with post on-trances) in connection with the combined demonstration sports on Saturday next, closed last evening…
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Combined Demonstration, November 9. Highland Gathering, Anniversary Day…
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ORIENTABLE V. PUBLIC TEACHERS.—This match, which was commenced on the previous Saturday, was concluded at Eastgrove on Saturday afternoon last, and resulted in an easy victory for the Orientals…
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FROM our advertising columns it will be seen that our country cousins at Bungonia have arranged an attractive programme of races for the Prince of Wales' Birthday. We also learn…
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MAIDEN PLATE.—Linburn 1, G[?]aroo 2, Chedder 3. MELBOURNE STAKES.-Abercorn 1, Melos 2, Carbine 3. The whips came out at the end of…
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Flemington was dressed in its holiday suit on Saturday, and the weather was simply magnificent. The racing throughout was of a high-class…
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HUBDLE RACE.—Bellringer 1, Corrythus 2, Prosper 3. Railway Handicap.—Steeltrap 1, Trojan 2, Merriment 3…
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ATHLETICS Combined Demonstration, November 9, Highland Gathering, Anniversary day…
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The V. R. C. Spring Meeting opened at Flemington on Saturday last under favorable circumstances. The weather was fine, and there was an enormous…
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THE races which were held at Bungonia on Saturday were very successful. There was a good attendance, the sport was first-class, and the management satisfactory. Mr. A. N…
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