Athletics
SPORTS AT CROOKWELL.—At the sports held at Crookwell yesterday, D. McKenzie won the opening handicap, P. McAlister the race for boys under 12, R. Warn for boys under…
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Sport, 1891
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Cricket
THE return match between eleven of the Half-holiday (junior) C.C. and the Rovers C.C. took place at Eastgrove on New Year's Day, when the latter club was victorious by 4 wickets…
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VICTORIA v. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.—The intercolonial match, Victoria v. South Australia, was concluded at Melbourne on Monday, and resulted in a decisive victory for the…
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OUR correspondent sends us the following detailed account of the races on New Yearâs Day : â The annual races in connection with the Marengo Jockey Club took place on New Yearâs Day, and…
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Cassock 1 Kate Kearney also started. LADIES' BRACELET. The Robber 1…
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THE usual weekly meeting of the Cricket Union lapsed last evening through the lack of a quorum; but it has been arranged to take place to-morrow (Wednesday) evening. The chief…
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GOULBURN COURSING CLUB.—The annual meeting of the Goulburn Coursing Club will be held at the Royal Hotel on Friday evening next at eight o'clock. The business will be…
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AUSTRALIANS when they read of the troubles present and prospective, in the United States, over inferior races, may congratulate themselves that the…
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HIGHLAND SOCIETY.—This morning Messrs. Finlay and Co. sold by auction the right of booths Rand cake stalls in connection with the Highland Society's reports on the 26th instant…
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The Goulburn Coursing Club seems to have entered upon a fresh lease of existence, if the attendance at the annual meeting can be taken as an indication…
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THE annual meeting of the Goulburn Coursing Club was held at the Royal Hotel on Friday evening. There was a large attendance, numbering fully forty persons. Mr. W…
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THE arrangements for Saturday afternoon's were upset in consequence of the inclement weather, end judging from the present flooded condition of the grounds, it is more than…
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THE first meeting under the auspices of the recently-formed Crookwell Pony, Galloway, and Trotting Club will be held on the valley Farm course on Monday…
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AN effort was made on Saturday afternoon to recommence the contests for the Harwood Cup after the Christmas holidays, but from several causes, if not exactly a failure, it was only a…
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A CRICKET match was played at Marulan on the 24th January between teams representing the Juvenile Temple versus Non-Templars, and resulted in a victory for the Juvenile Temple by…
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In the intercolonial cricket match between Now South Wales and Victoria, which commenced on Saturday last, the tetter in their first innings scored 181, of…
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THE Goulburn Coursing Club are receiving gratifying promises of support for their project to have the New South Waterloo Cup run in Goulburn. Mr. A. J. Day has given five…
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IN the match at Braidwood between the Braidwood Club and the Goulburn Half-holiday Club the Braidwood team in their first innings made 91 and in their second 27 for six wickets…
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THE Irishtown Club proceeded to Laggan on Saturday and easily defeated the team there. The day was all that could be desired for cricket, and everyone seemed to enjoy himself…
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GOULBURN COURSING CLUB.—We understand that Mr. A. Day has, unsolicited, generously offered a donation of five guineas to the funds of the Goulburn Coursing Club…
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