Football. Pioneers V. Wallaroo
THE first football match of the season was played at Eastgrove on Saturday afternoon between fifteens of the Pioneer and Wallaroo clubs. A. H. Judd was captain of the…
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Sport, 1891
434 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 8 of 22
Football
THE opening match of the season eventuated at Eastgrove on Saturday last, nod judging from the enthusiastic manner in which the game was entered into, and the amount of interest…
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THE first match of the sesson, constituting practically its formal opening and inauguration, took place on the Cricket Ground, Young, on Saturday last. The contestants were teams representing…
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A BOXING match took place on Saturday night last at the Oddfellows' Hall, Bowral, between Jack Adams, of Bowral, and Tom Collins, of Mittagong. The former undertook to knock…
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AT a meeting of the Goulburn Coursing Club committee last night, it was decided to add two 16-dog stakes to the Waterloo Cup programme, one St. Leger at £2, and the…
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A MATCH was played at Eastgrove on Friday between the half-holiday junior team and a newly-formed club named '' Our Boys." After a vigorous and well-fought battle, the former…
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WATERLOO CUT.—Followers of the leash are reminded that nominations for the Waterloo Cup to run on 15th,16th, and 18th instant, close and must be fully paid up by eight p.m…
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THERE was a large gathering of spectators on Saturday afternoon to witness the match between the Pioneer and Goulburn football clubs, which was played in Messrs. Ball and…
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THE Mayfield and Charleyong Cricket Clubs not on Saturday, May 2nd, on the grounds of the former, and a closely-contested game between these old rivals eventuated. Both aides…
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THE Mummell Cricket Club journeyed to Marble Hill on Saturday last to play the return match. The game was closely contested, and resulted in the Mummellites being the victors for…
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THE football season has opened in real earnest, and gro[?]t interest is manifested by the public in the different contests. On Saturday last the above teams met on the vacant piece of ground…
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The Australian cricketers, Dr. Barrett and Mr. W. L. Murdoch, are to be included in the match between the Gentlemen of England and Cambridge University, which is to be commenced…
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WATERLOO CUP MEETING.—Entries for the Waterloo Cup to be run on Friday, Saturday, and Monday next close with the hon. secretary, Mr. J. J. Roberts, this evening at eight…
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THE following team will represent the Wallaroos in their match against the Goulburns on Saturday next, to be played on the latter's ground:—Full-back, F. Barnes; three-quarters,…
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THE first day's running of the Waterloo Cup was held on the Goulburn Coursing Club's ground at Gundary to-day. Mr. W. Grogin from Moss Vale acted as judga, Mr. J…
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United Friendly Societies' Sports, at Goulburn Queen's Birthday…
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PATRON, Mr. R. L. Tooth, president, Mr. W. J. Barnee; vice-presidents, Messrs. R. T. Ball and A. J. Day; hon. treasurer, Mr. T. F. Mayer; judge, Mr. W. Grogin;…
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THE running of the Waterloo Cup was held on the Goulburn Coursing Club's ground at Gundary on Friday and Saturday. Mr. W. Grogin from Moss Vale acted as judge, Mr. J…
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GOULBURN v. WALLA[?]OO,—There was another large attendance of the public at the football match played in Ball's paddock on Saturday between the Goulburn and Wallaroo…
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The second day was ushered in by one of the sunniest autumn mornings, and the votaries of the sport were favoured with a delightful day for coursing. The attendance, again, was very…
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