Athletics
PERSONS interested in athletic exhibition are reminded that to-night Dunean C. Ross, Donald Dinnie, and Mons. Victor will appear at the Academy of Music. The first named will…
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Sport, 1890
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Football
THE match between the Pioneers and the Mercantiles was played yesterday afternoon at Eastgrove on the Pioneer's new ground, which has been laid out in a manner that reflects great…
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ATHLETIC EXHIBITION.—There was a good attendance at the Academy of Music on Thursday evening last to witness the athletic feats performed by Donald Diunie, Duncan…
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A COMBINATION consisting of Duncan C. Ross, Donald Dinnie, Mons. Victor, and J. Graham gave a performance in the Academy of Music on Thursday evening to a very good house…
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THE midwinter meeting closed on Saturday on the ground at Gundary. As on the previous day the weather was of a cold, dark, forbidding character, and owing no doubt in a large…
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ON Saturday last a football match was played at Crookwell between teams representing Crookwell and Grabben Gullen, and resulted in a very easy win for…
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The match between the Australian eleven and the North of England, which commenced on Thursday, was resumed on Friday, but had to be abandoned on account of heavy…
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On Saturday last a lad named Stevenson, son of Mr. Stevenson, of the Terminus Hotel, collided with another boy while playing football and sustained a nasty wound in the forehead,…
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An athletic contest for a sweepstake of £25 and the championship of Australia, in which Dunean C. Ross, Donald Dinnie, and C. Mc Hardy (Goulburn) took part, was commenced on…
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The annual inter-university cricket match, Oxford v. Cambridge, was begun today. Oxford, who went in first, were disposed of for 42 runs. Cambridge have scored 40 runs for the…
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THE Mercantile Club yesterday succeeded in scoring a win, defeating the Goulburn Club by six points to three. The Goulburn Club played two men short and had a weak team. For the…
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The evil effects of the game of cricket when indulged in to an immoderate extent are amusingly illustrated by the following paragraph, which we take from…
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These are among the great events of the year in the Riverina district, attracting large numbers of spectators from the stations and townships for many miles around. This year the show will be…
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PIONEERS v. COLLECTOR.—A much was played at Eastgrove on Saturday between the Goulburn pioneers and a team from Collector. A. Judd captsined the Pioneer and Walsh…
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The match at Stoke-upon-Trent, Stafford. shire, between the Australians and an English eleven, was concluded on Friday, and was won by the Australians with 88 runs to spare…
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THE Moonee Valley Plumpton was to-day the scene of the commencement of operations in the most important coursing stake yet run in Australia. Though the Australian Champion Stake,…
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ON Saturday last the Crookwell footballers journeyed to Taralga to compete with a team in that town. Leaving Crookwell at 11 o'clock, they arrived at…
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THE coursing in the Australian Champion Stakes was continued on Tuesday, when all of Mr. O'Halloran's dogs sustained defeat. In the first ties Folly boat Reindeer, Lincoln boat…
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