Lawn-tennis
The Laws-tennis club's tournament was continued in Sydney yesterday. The most interesting feature of the day was the play of More Nouneley, who won every game the…
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Sport, 1896
666 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 12 of 34
Coursing
On Friday a match took place between Mr. Kingsell's Kelpie and Mr. J. Morris's Wild Rose, on the Gundary Plumpton, for £10, the conditions being the best two out of three courses. The first trial…
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A MEETING of the committee of the Football Union was held last evening, when the subject of a ground for the season was discussed at some length, an almost unanimous opinion in favour of the…
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BEAUTIFUL weather prevailed for the first day’s meeting of the Narrandera Turf Club. The attendance numbered 2000. The following were the results :—…
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Some unpleasantness has arisen between Lord Sheffield and Mr. A. E. Stoddart over the match which was to have been played in England on the return of Stoddart's team from Australia between…
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A MATCH took place on Friday afternoon at Gundary between Mr. Kingsell's Kelpie and Mr. J. Merrie's Wild Rose for £10, the best two out of three courses. The first course…
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SOME unpleasantneas has arisen between Lord Shefiled and Mr. A. E. Stoddart over the match which was to have been played in England on the return of Stoddart's team…
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THE fourth day's play of the open tournament was continued in Sydney on Friday, when some excellent play was witnesses. In the all-comers' doubles Hughes and Curtis…
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THE committee of the Central Southern Rugby Football Union met at the Oddfellows' Hall on Friday. Notice was given of a motion to reacind the engagement of the…
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SATURDAY last was the fifth and final day of the Sydney open tournament. It was an ideal day for the game and the attendance was large. The single championship was won by H. R. Crossman,…
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THE cricket season in New South Wales may be said to have closed on Saturday with the premiership match between the Glebe and University Clubs. It was the last match of the series, and the result…
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Enormous scoring has taken place in county matches throughout England since the opening of the season. No less than 11 "centuries" were scored in first-class matches during the past week…
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THE season for the exciting game of footbaal has now properly set in, and the enthusiasts in the sport have arranged to hold a fancy dress match on Saturday next, in order to mark the opening of…
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PROBABLE players in the Probabe v. Possibles match on the showground next Saturday are requested to wear representative guermeys, which may be obtained from the…
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THE question of choosing a football ground for the season will be re-considered at a special meeting of the football union to-morrow evening to be held in the Academy of Music. A majority of the new…
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ON Saturday last a team from Narrawa visited Rye Park and experienced the usual difficulty in obtaining a full team to play away from the home wicket, being only able to raise nine men and…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →County Cricket in England. London, May 13
R. Abel, the Surrey professional, is in splendid batting form. He has made three consecutive "centuries," viz., 138 against Warwickshire, 152 against Leicestershire, and 231 against Essex…
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The St. James's Gazette states that the result of the match between the Australians and Lord Sheffield's team shows that England will have little difficulty in maintaining her…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →C.s.r. Football Union. Show-ground and Olympic Ground
AFTER a good deal of coquetting the footballers have decided to go back to their old love of last season, but it is not an unanimous verdict by any means. Some consider her as perfect as Venus herself;…
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UNION MEETING.—A meeting of the committee of the (Goulburn branch of the C.S.R. Football Union was held in the Academy of Music on Friday evening last to consider the…
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