Goulburn Coursing Club
FROM what we hear there is every probability that two of the most active and hard working members of the above will shortly join the ranks of those who look on. Their…
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Sport, 1889
323 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 6 of 17
Football
THE first football match of the season by the Yass club was played on Saturday on the Gundaroo oval, against the Gundaroo footballers. The Yass men left town on Saturday…
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AT the local ground on Saturday the above clubs met, when a very enjoyable game was witnessed, victory resting with the local team after a “well contested match. About [?] both teams arrived…
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THE attendance at the Athletic Hall last night to witness the first go in Gould's £10s boxing tournament was fair. After the preliminaries had been arranged, Stewart and Ford were called…
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THE inaugural meeting for this season was successfully held on Tuesday last at the Mechanics' Institute. Thirty-two members were elected, among whom there is some new…
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THERE was a fair attendance at the Athletic Hall last night to witness the second contests in Gould's £10 10s tournament. After the preliminaries had been arranged, Stephen Watson…
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Owners of horses are reminded that entries for the Taralga races to be held on the 23rd instant close on the 22nd with the sec., Mr. P. A. Jamieson, at the Royal Hotel, Taralga. The…
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THE annual meeting of the Goulburn Football Club was held at the Royal Hotel last evening. There was only a small attendance. Mr. A. D. Moriarty was voted to the chair, and called upon…
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ENTRIES for the Queen's Birthday meeting of the above club close on Wednesday evening next, at 8 o'clock, and the draw will take place immediately afterwards at the Hibernian Hotel. The…
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Peter Jackson, the Australian champion boxer, who is coming from America to England, is stated to be very hopeful of the result of his coming contest with Patrick Francis Slavin, the…
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THERE was a fair attendance last night at the Athletic Hall, Clifford-street, to witness the third contests in Gould's £10 10s tournament. After the preliminaries had boon arranged James…
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THE following players have been selected to represent the Mercantiles at Taralga to-morrow: —Nesbitt, Pryke, Smith, Williams, Sands, Jeffries, Tunks, Butler, Walker, Gough, Furner,…
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Mr. Joseph Thompson, the Australian book-maker, who is in London, has written to Patrick Francis Slavin, the Victorian boxer, urging him to come to England, and expressing his…
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THE Goulburn Coursing Club held its second meeting for this season yesterday on the Plumpton grounds at Gundary. The weather, although favourable to the dogs, was very cold, and militated against the…
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THERE was a fair attendance at the Athletic Hall last night to witness the final contest in Gould's £10 10s boxing tournament, the contestants being W. Broadhurst and Joseph…
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THE second meeting of the season was held yesterday. The hares ran well and a good day's sport was provided. There was not a good attendance—the day being very cold and the reverse of…
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THE match between the Mercantile and Taralga Clubs yesterday, played at that township, was witnessed by a very large number of spectators, and caused great excitement, for…
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IN novels and poems we often read of the feats of prowess in the swimming line performed by horses, carrying on their backs mail-clad knights, rescued maidens, and…
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ON April 13 at a football match at Leyland, near Preston, between the Leyland and Coppall clubs, a dispute arose with reference to a goal that the referee, Mr. Thomas Mawdsley, had…
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The running for the Moonee Valley Cup was commenced on Thursday at the Moonee Valley Plumpton under favourable conditions. The weather was fine, and the running ground was…
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