Sporting. Football
WARRIGALS v. BRAIDWOOD.—On Saturday afternoon the Warrigals engaged in a contest with the Braidwood club on the Olympic Ground, when notwithstanding the inclement…
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Sport, 1896
666 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 14 of 34
Football
A MATCH took place on Saturday afternoon on the Olympic Ground between the Braidwood Club and a combination called the Warrigals, but the services of Poole, McCann, and Whitman, of the…
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The football match, combined Goulburn v. the Sydney Wentworths, was commenced at about a quarter to four. The ground was a trifle heavy, but on the whole it was in very good order, and…
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AUSTRALIANS V. YORKAHIRE.—This match was commeneed at Shellield on Monday in the prefence of about 80,000 per one. The Australians were first to but, and scored 262 runs, Trott…
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A football match between Yass and Dalton was played at Yass on Monday, the former winning by eight points to three, The hospital ten Lent and lanobcon got up by the…
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The local hurdle horse, Mountaineer, made his bow to the lacing public at Rand wick on Monday last. With 9.10 in the saddle, and Cunningham his pilot, the lanky son of Winduck opposed…
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At Pincy Ran[?] Races on Saturday last old Dragoon and Rei won the two principal events, the Flying Handicap and Piney Range Handicap. Journeying to Grenfell to fulfil their engagements…
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THE Young Pony and Galloway Club brought their first meeting to a successful issue on Monday last on the Show Ground. The weather was beautiful and fine but the attendance was [?]akll There…
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W. G. Grace, playing for Gloucester against Sussex, wont in first and carried his bat through for 243, not out…
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Mr. R. Hassall has presented the Braidwood club with a silver cup for competition amongst the clubs in the district…
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A MEETING of the Cricket Union was held last evening in ,McLaren's rooms, Mr. F. Shepherd in the chair. The secretary (Mr. J. Layton) read a report on the year, showing a balance of £5 10s…
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When play in the fifth match of the Australian team was commenced at Sheffield yesterday, there was, owing to the day being a bank holiday an enormous attendance, 30,000 being present…
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PIONEERE V. COLLECK. The second meeting of these teams took place on the showground on Saturday afternoon, when the contest again resulted in a draw—3 points each. The…
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THE following is the draw in the city division for the first round of the badge competition of the C.S.R.F. Union:—June 6.—College v. Warrigals; June 13.—Pioneers v. Wallaroos; June 20—College…
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A MATCH was played on the show-ground on Saturday between the Pioneers and St. Patrick's College, and ended in a draw, each side obtaining a touch. Neither team was properly represented, and…
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The name of Prince Kumar Ranjit Singhi, who is one of the most dashing and accomplished batsmen in England at present, is puzzling and troublesome enough to articulate in all conscience,…
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In a match between the counties of Sussex and Somersetshire, Mr. W. L. Murdoch, captain of the Sussex Eleven, scored 144 in the first innings…
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No fewer than 22,000 people were present yesterday to witness the play in the match at the Old Trafford Ground, Manchester, between the Australian team and Lancashire…
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