Goulburn Football Club Annual Meeting
The above meeting was held on Friday evening at the Imperial Hotel, there being a fair number of members present. Mr. H. L. Jewell was chairman. The report and…
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Sport, 1902
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Literary and Athletic Club
A large and influential meeting was hold in the boys' schoolroom after 11 o'clock mass last Sunday, to form a literary and athletic club for Catholic young men. Father O'Sullivan explained the…
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BANKS AND LAW v. LANDS AND SURVEY OFFICES.—A match was played on the showground on Saturday afernoon between teams representing the Banks and Law, and…
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A WELL attended meeting was hold in the boys schoolroom last week to form a literary and athletic club for Catholic young men. Father O'Sullivan explained the objects of…
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THE annual meeting of the above Union was held at Tatterst[?] ll's Hotel on Saturday night last. Dr. T. L. Pawlett J.P. (president), occupied the…
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At the Bellmore coursing meeting on Saturday Mr. J. Williams' (Kenmore) Black Mail won the Maiden Stakes of fourteen dogs, £15. A protest with regard to ownership has…
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On Friday last the Burrow[?] Picnic Races were held, and like those of Yass, they were the event of the season. About 200 persons were present on the…
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Maclaren (captain of the English team which recently visited Australia) stated in the course of an interview that he thought the Australian team now in England was not stronger than preceding teams,…
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Major Wardill, manager for the Australian team of cricketers, in the course of an interview, resented remarks made by Jessop upon saunders's delivery, and expressed satisfaction with MacLaren's…
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C.S.R.F. UNION.—The committee met on Monday evening, attendance fair; Mr. J. Menzies in the chair. The Newton Congregational Football Club wrote asking for a…
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The annual two days' race meeting under the auspices of this club was opened on Tuesday (yesterday), the weather pleasantly coal and bright. The day proclaimed a…
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A. C. MacLaren, who captained the last English cricket team which visited Australia has told an interviewer that he thought the Australian team now in…
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The Australian cricketers commenced practice on Lords yesterday A cold east wind prevailed. The practice lasted for about an hour and a half. With the exception of Hill nearly all the players indulged…
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The members of the Australian cricketing team practised at Lords both before and after lunch yesterday. Jones, however, was still absent. Very systematic work was done. Each man had ten…
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London, Tuesday —The Australian cricketers now in England practised yesterday Lords in a cold east wind for about an hour and a half…
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The usual weekly mooting of the above was held last evening in the boys' schoolroom. There wore 40 members present. The president, Father Cahill was in the chair. The rules as amended war…
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THE following Dominations have been received for the Flying Handicap and the Oddfellows' Handicap, to be run on Wednesday, 7th May :—…
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The following player will represent the S.` Saviour's Cathedral chose in a match again the League of Wheelmen, to the played on Saturday on the showground wicket:—…
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One of our readers suggests a method of getting out a stone-wall cricketer. He writes: -- The method I would suggest is strictly lawful, but not exactly…
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