Goulburn Swimming Club
THE first important programme of sports, arranged by the above club for the present season, will be discussed at the Corporation Baths on Friday evening next and should attract a crowded…
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Sport, 1898
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Cricket
The intercolonial cricket match between New South Wales and South Australia was commenced at the Adelaide Oval on Saturday. Garret…
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THE Yass Jockey Club's two days' race meeting, to be run off on the Douro course on the 25th and 26th of this month, should prove a [?] success. Ten events are to be contested…
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ADELAIDE, Sunday.—The intercolonial cricket match, New South Wales v. South Australia, commenced yesterday on the Adelaide oval. The weather was very hot and oppressive. The…
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ADELAIDE, Monday.—The cricket match New South Wales v. South Australia was continued to-day—the second day—on the Adelaide Oval The heat was again intense, being 103 in the shade. The…
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ON the first of January a match took place between an eleven representing the Bowning Club, and a like number from Wargeila. The Bowning men were too strong in all…
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The meet of the local club will be held on Friday evening. An attractive programme has been provided…
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Mr. Albert McAllster, seventh son of Mr. Charles McAlister of the Criterion Hotel, Goulburn, has boon very successful recently in athletic competitions in Sydney. At the…
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PERSONS interested in the formation of a Coursing Club in Goulburn are invited to meet at O'Halloran's Hotel this (Thursday) evening, at half-past 8 o'clock. As the sport has a fair…
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ADELAIDE, Wednesday.—The cricket match New South Wales v. South Australia was concluded to-day, ending in a win for New South Wales by 216 runs. A pleasant change in the weather was…
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ADELAIDE, Tuesday.—The match New South Wales v. S. Australia was advanced another stage to-day. The heat was greater than on any previous occasion during the contest, the thermometer reading 113.2…
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A MATCH will be played on the oval on Saturday next, between the Yass C.C. and a Leary-- Buckmaster team, as follows:-- Arthur, Alf, Jim, Jerry, and John Leary, and W., Allan,…
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OFFICIALS—President, Andrew F. Gibson; judge, J. H. Hume; stewards, F. D. Badpery, A. E. Cordcaux, A. G. de Lauret, A. L. Faithful, A. E. A. Morrler, C. K. [?], J. H. Hume; starter, F…
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THE following team has been selected to play for Young C.C. against Stoney Creek C.C. to-day (Saturday) play to commence at 2 sharp:— Morgan, Charles, Clarke, Rintoul, Lawler, Ross…
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A CRICKET match was played at Bigga recently between the Wyangala boys and the Bigga Cricket. Club, and resulted in a seven wickets victory for Bigga. The Wyangala team only had seven men…
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A CARNIAL organised by the Goulburn Swimming Club was held at the corpotion bathe on Friday evening and attracted a good attendance. The events were well…
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