Pejar Football Social
A SOCIAL in aid of the Pejar Football Club was held on Thursday night, and was from every point of view a pronounced success; in fact, it was, in…
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Sport, 1903
704 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 15 of 36
Rosehill Races
Apprentices Handicap.—Barindi 1, Donovan 2, Ironmould 3. Clyde Stakes.—Dan O'Connell 1, Turquoise 2, Euston 3…
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THE opening matches in connection with the first round of the C.D.R.F. Union competition were played on Saturday last, when Leggan defeated…
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TO-DAY (Wednesday) a team from the ranks of the Briton Football Club will visit Cootamundra to test its skill and knowledge of tho game against at team of the Cootamundra Club. The Britons…
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THE C.S.R.F.U. committee met on Monday night. Cootamundra wrote thanking the union for its hospitalities during their recent visit. Mr. C. Martin was appointed on behalf…
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The match, South-Western Union v. Central Southern Union, took place on Wednesday in the presence of a large number of spectators, and resulted in a win for the home team by tile narrow…
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A programme of events to take place In the above hall, Sloane-street, appears elsewhere. It includes a boxing match between Young Peter Jackson, from America, and the…
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GOULBURN v. GESDAGAL.— A match was played on the Deanery on Wednesday afternoon between Goulburn and Gundagai Unions with a view of selecting a team to represent…
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M. LORAINE BARRO[?]W has [?]cumbed to the effects of in juries received during the recently held Paris to Madrid…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →How Football Is Carried On. To the Editor
Sir,—Your correspondent "A Player" seems to be very sore on the point of his [?]omission by the selection committee of the Football Union from recent matches. I wish to say for the…
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There was a fair attendance of the members at the usual weekly meeting of the above, which was held in the boys' school-room, Bourke-street, on last Wednesday night. Cap…
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THE medal competitions were continued on the Deanery on Saturday afternoon. The weather was cold and the attendance fair. SENIOR MATCHES…
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ALL the world's a game and all the men and youngster merely players! They have their places—but they never keep them;…
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The medal competitions of the C.S.R.F.U., senior and junior, were pushed on another stage on Saturday, when the following matches took place:—…
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H WELL-ATTENDED meeting of footballers took place at the Criterion Hotel on Friday night last for the purpose of arranging a fancy-dress [?] match…
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THIS match, which was looked forward to with much Interest, eventuated on Albert Park on Wednesday, and proved to be very disappointing, says the COOTAMUNDRA HERALD The result was…
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A cable message reports that it is officially announced that the committee of the Marylebone Cricket Club are prepared to make themselves responsible…
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A WELL-ATTENDED meeting was held at Coffey's C[?]rion Hotel, on Wednesday night for the purpose of making further arrangements in respect of the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Football at Cowra. YOUNG “ PIRATES " V. Cowra. Severe Criticism
“ONLOOKER” writes in the COWRA FREE PRESS as follows :— “A team representing Cowra ‘Our Boys’ met a combination from Young. [?] of two clubs, at Cowra…
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The usual weekly meeting of the above was held in the boys' school-room last Wednesday night. There was a good attendance of members. Captain McShane presided. The…
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