Cricket
THE match between the Towrang C. C. and the Ambulance B. C. C. was commenced on Saturday last, and when stumps were drawn the latter were a long way in the lead. Prior to the commencement…
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Sport, 1899
806 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 4 of 41
Electric Light Cycle Racing
UNDER the heading of "A Dangerous Sport," Tuesday's Daily Telegraph has the following:— Recent experience of bicycle racing at night under the electric light warrants a suspicion that that sort…
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On Monday the selectors of the New South Wales team—Messrs. S. E Gregory, A. C. K. Mackenzie, and P. C. Charlton—picked the team to meet Victoria in the match which starts on Thursday…
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THE fourth match between the above club was commenced on the former's wicket on Friday afternoon last, and so far as the play has yet gone the…
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THE following players have been selected to represent Goulburn in the match with Yass on the show-ground on Saturday, play commencing at 10.30:—Messrs. E. S. Costello, S. Grainger W…
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THE fourth match between the Crookwell Club and H. H. C. C. was played on Friday last. The latter put up 91 runs, and the former responded with 133 for five wickets,…
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Two matches worn played by local clubs yesterday, the H.K.C.C. playing Kialla on the letter's wicket and the Crookwell C.C. journeying to Pejar, where they played the Peiar…
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THE Yass annual races canto off on Wednesday and Thursday last. On Wednesday the attendance was not as large as was expected, as a rule the people wait for the second day to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Intercolonial Cricket Match. Victoria v. N.S.W. Sydney, 6 p.m
N.S.W. 6 out 345. Gregory 45, Noble 100. Iredale 98, Trumper 23, Donnan 33. Pye 20, both batting. The Yass cricketers will leave here by…
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A GOULBURN team visited Bowral on Thursday and played a match with a local eleven. There was only one innings on each side, and the match was won by Bowral by 110 rune. Goulburn, thanks to…
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NEXT week the Murrumburrah Turf Club will hold its annual meeting, and of course the usual interest is being taken in this somewhat important…
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THE sixty-second cricket match between Victoria and New South Wales was commenced on Thursday on the Sydney Cricket Ground. The weather was fine and the wicket good. When stumps were…
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THE return match between Yass and Goulburn commenced this morning on the Show-ground. The local men went to the wickets and at lunch time had lost six wickets for 147. Taylor played a very good…
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THE match between New South Wales and Victoria was continued to-day. VICTORIA.—First innings (continued). Giller . . . 87…
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AT Randwick races on Saturday afternoon while the Anniversary Handicap was being run. Loch Leigh, Tubal Cain II., The Captain, Shaughraun, Johansen, and All…
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THE match New South Wales v. Victoria was continued on Saturday on the Sydney Cricket Ground. The attendance was not so large as was anticipated, numbering about 9000. The Victorians resumed…
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THE sixty-second match between Now South Wales and Victoria entered upon its fourth and concluding day on Monday, and the result was a well-mented win for New South Wales by eight wickets. The…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cricket. Yass v. GOULBURN
THE return match between Yass and Goulburn commenced Saturday morning on the show-ground. The local men went to the wickets and at lunch time had lost six wickets for 147. Taylor played a very good…
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