Picnic Races
The annual meetings of the two principal Picnic Race Clubs have just come and gone, with results that show that the sport has developed into…
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Sport, 1905
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Notes From Gininderra. Gungahleen Races
An excellent little picnic race meeting intermixed with a few athletic events, organised by Mr. E. G. Crace and a number of his employees, was held on a course opposite the…
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Grabben Gallon will play the return match against Crookwell, at Crookwell on Saturday next. Play Will start at 2 p.m., and the following will…
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THE following are the weights for the Trial Stakes, Calabash Handicap, and Donation Handicap, to be run at Marengo on Monday, 30th January:—…
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A very enjoyable cricket match was played on the Binalong wicket on Saturday last, between Binalong and a team from Young and district, organised by…
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THE Tubbul Jockey Club “held its annual reunion on Wednesday last. The weather, though a trifle warm, was, considering the time of the year, all that could be desired. The…
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MONDAY next is to be recognised as the holiday to commemorate the anniversary of New South Wales, and for it the Marengo Turf Club has provided what promises to be a good day’s report…
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At a smoke concert tendered to Messrs. Noble, Kelly, and Trumper at the Paddington Town Hall on Friday night, Mr. Noble referred to the adverse criticism regarding the…
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At the Australasian Swimming Championship held in Melbourne on Saturday, Healy, of this state, won the hundred yards, and Keran the half-mile. Healy covered the…
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READERS are finally reminded of the swimming carnival, to be held at the corporation Baths to-night, when a number of exciting contests will take place, and exhibitions of…
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There was a very large attendance of the public at the Corporation Baths, Sloane street, on Monday evening, when the annual comical of the Goulburn Swimming Club was brought off. Many of those…
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Rain stopped play on Monday in the inter-State match between Victoria and New South Wales. Victoria had then lost six wickets for 310. Giller made 113 not out Scores:—…
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The marches in the senator competition on Saturday were Goulburn v. Railway, on the Ambulance wicket, and St. Saviour's v. North Goulburn, on the Deanery…
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THESE teams met on the local wicket on Saturday, the former cocuring [?] decided win by 129 runs. Crookwell scored 205 with 9 wickets, and declaired…
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THE Marengo Jockey Club held their annual race meeting on Monday last. The rain which fell during the tight before, had the effect of cooling the air, and, s a…
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From the Burrowa papers we learn that the boy Frank James, who met with an accident on the Burrowa racecourse whilst riding in a scurry on the 18th ult., expired…
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The conference between the council of the New South Wales Rugby Union and delegates from country branches was resumed on Tuesday afternoon at the Hotel Arcadia. Mr. E. W. Paton…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Telegrams. SYDNEY, Wednesday. Inter-state Cricket
The match between New South Wales and Victoria was concluded to-day. New South Wales won by 200 runs. Scott scored 21 and Carkeek. 46. Hopkins took four wickets for 14…
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THE motious passed at the annual session helf this week at Sydney included the following:—That the New. South Wales…
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