Binda Races
THE annual race meeting of the Binda Jockey Club will take place on Monday next (Easter Monday). The nominations for the two principal events closed on…
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Sport, 1893
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Athletics. to the Editor of the Goulburn Herald
DEAR SIR,—The attention of St. Patrick's Day sports committee having been called to that portion of the report of the A. H. C. Guild sports appearing in the issue of the…
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A late cablegram states that Colonel North's famous coursing dog Fullerton, winner of the Water-loo Cup three years in succession, has been…
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A match, played between Waroo and Yeumburra, on Saturday, on the ground of the latter, resulted in rather an easy victory for the latter by 37 runs. The fielding of the visitors can be described…
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NEWTOWN (SYDNEY) v. CLIFTONS.—On Friday afternoon last a match was commenced on the Railway wicket between the above clubs. The Newtowns went in first, but none of them…
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MATCHES for the lawn tennis championship of the Southern District have been played at Wagga during Easter. Windeyer of the Goulburn Club won the final in the Single…
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AT the sports meeting on the Olympic Ground on Easter Monday a football match was played between St. Patrick's College and the second Wallaroos, and ended in a draw, each side scoring…
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THE Newtown (Sydney) and Railway Clubs played a match on Saturday afternoon and Easter Monday on the railway wicket. The game proved very one-sided, the Railways winning with ease on…
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THE intercolonial cricket match between New South Wales and Queensland was commenced in the Exhibition Grounds to-day before a large attendance The wicket was in a bad condition…
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ENTRIES for the horse races and the Sheffield Handicap to be run at the Kenmore Hotel on Saturday next, 15th instant, close to-night (Saturday). The events…
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SYDNEY, Saturday. ROUS Handicap.--Latonia 1 ; Miletos 2; Warpaint 3; Place Handicap.--Sprig O' Myrtle 1, Florrie…
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WALLAROOS v. ST. PATRICK'S COLLEGE.—On Saturday next the above clubs will open the season proper, when no doubt. a great effort will be put forth by both sides to try to win…
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CRICKET in Goulburn for this season is now, or almost, a "dead letter," and the knights of the willow will have to retire in favour of the knights of the guernssy in the far more…
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THE usually quiet town of Gunning was on Tuesday somewhat enlivened by the annual meeting of the Jockey Club. The day was beautifully fine, with a pleasant wind blowing…
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WALLAROOS (2ND) v. BELMORES.—This match took place on the Olympic Ground on Saturday last in the presence of a fair number of spectators, and was won by the former by 9…
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FOOTRACE—MAGUIRE V. KINSELA.—Prior to the football match on Saturday last a footrace for £5 a-side took place between the above local pedestrians over a distance of 100 yards…
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WALLAROO-BELMORE MATCH.—The Wallaroo B team scored their first win on Saturday at the expense of the Belmores. There was a good attendance of spectators. The Wallaroos had the…
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PIONEERS v. WALLAROOS.—On Saturday next these old rivals meet once more in the first important match of the season. Late season the Wallaroos could more than hold their own…
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ARCADE (C. ROGERS AND Co.) v. BUNGONIA.—The following players will represent the Arcade Cricket Club in their match with Bungonia Friday next:—J. Bourkeo, T. J…
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