Coursing
IT is plainly manifest that the honest and exciting sport of coursing is again meeting the tastes of the people of N.S Wales. This is evidenced by the revival of the sport in the metropolis,…
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Sport, 1900
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Football
The following will represent the Wallaroo B on Saturday:—Topham, Donnelly, Smith, Giddy, Roberts, Haddon, McDougal (2), Kearns, Allen, Burden, McGreal, Graham,…
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ROOTY HILL MEETING commenced yesterday. The weather was wet and the heres weak, militating against success. Mr. R. T. Ball acted as judge, and Mr. J. Trompp of…
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THE opening meeting of the N.S.W. National Coursing Club for the season 1900 took place on Queen's Birthday under most unfavourable conditions. The rain was falling intermittently…
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THE heavy rains interfered considerably with the attendance at the first day of the Sydney Turf Club Birthday Meeting at Randwick on Thursday. Although the sun shone for a few…
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IN our last issue we stated that the only two requirements needed to stamp the annual races with unbounded success were fine weather and a good public attendance…
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ROOTY HILL MEETING commenced on Thursday. The weather was wet and the hares weak, militating against success. Mr. R. T. Ball noted as judge, and Mr. J. Trompp of…
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THE annual meeting of the Burrangong Turf Club took place on Thursday and Friday last, having been postponed from Wednesday owing to the very wet…
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IN Sydney, on Saturday last, North Sydney defeated Western Suburbs by 9 points to 3, Eastern Suburbs went and r to South Sydney, 8 to nil,…
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THE C.S.R.Y. Using [?] on Monday evening, the president Mr. E. Pryks' using in the chair. A letter was used from the Goulbury Hospital, making the union for the handsome [?] of [?]…
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ARRANGEMENTS have been completed for the football match to-morrow between the Sydney University and the pick of Goulburn on the Deanery. A strong team will rep-Bent the visitors,…
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C.S.R.F. UNION.—The committee meet on Monday evening; attendance good; Mr. E Pryke in the chair. A letter was received from the secretary of the Goulburn Hospital…
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A MATCH between the above teams was played on the Deanery on Wednesday afternoon in the presence of a large attendance. The assembling of such a number of people on a week day was strong proof…
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THE second meeting of the Goulburn club will be held on June 15 and 16, and the nominations close on the afternoon of June 14 at 4.30 o'clock. The stakes are varied and open to all—32 dogs at £2, 32…
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CRITICISING our note as to the cultivation of rubber (says the London Daily Chronicle), a correspondent points out that for the making of golf,…
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The fact that few white troops would have faced the Lee-Metford fire at Omdurman reminds us that for mere physical bravery our men are not unsurpassed. The Arabs…
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Tom Hayward, the well-known cricketer, has scored 1000 runs this season. (To score 1000 runs by the end of May, the first month of the English season, is an extraordinary…
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Tom Hayward, the well-known cricketer, has scored 1000 runs in England this season…
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South Goulburn School Club.—On Saturday afternoon a team of fourteen chosen from the boys of the fourth and fifth classes of South Goulburn school played a match on the…
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