Football. St. Clement’s v. Gunning
St. Clement’s football team met and defeated the Gunning Players on Saturday. A very close game ensued, Yass winning by 3 points to nil. The visitors…
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Sport, 1906
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Football. Goulburn v. Sydney District Team. Interesting Senior Game
About 600 people witnessed a match played on Saturday at the show-ground between a Sydney District team and a fifteen representing the pick of Goulburn. The game was one of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Racing in France. a Carbine Colt’s Success. London, Wednesday. An Australian Swimmer in England. LONDON
Cecil Healy, the champion Australian swimmer, won a 120 yards scratch, race, defeating Harvey and Fancloth, the South of England champions…
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R. H. Sponer scored 240 in the match against Somersetshire…
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SIR WILLIAM LYNE says that two members of the Melbourne Club told him that body would do almost anything to bring about a settlement. They explained, however, that if…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Golf Match.—goulburn V. Cooma
The Goulburn team for the above will be chosen) from W. C. Phillips, E. Payten, J. Cole, W. H. G. Ranken, W. A. Gardiner, W. C. M. Hawkins, A. E. Riley, E. W. Johnson, J. W…
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TWO teams representing St. Patricks' College will play on the Racecourse Harden this afternoon. The Junior team to represent Harden are! G…
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The following will represent Crookwell Football Club against Grabben Gullen on Saturday at Crookwell:--Chalker, Brew, Watson, Thurkettle, Jas. Lyons, Smith…
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In the final round of the lawn tennis competition for the Davis Cup England beat America by 5 games to nil…
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This trouble has not yet been settled. The matter was discussed on Tuesday at meetings of the Sydney Cricket Ground Trust and the N.S.W…
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This (Saturday) morning at the local links foursomes were played between golfers from Cooma and members of the local club. Goulburn was victorious by three games to nil…
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The return match, Little Forest versus Galley Swamp, was played on the latter's ground on Saturday last, and resulted in a win for the Forest by 4 sets 13 games…
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On the deanery on Friday the boys from the Bourke-street Public School played a draw with the Christian Brothers' boys. What was expected to be a first-rate display of football was marred by…
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The following team has been selected to represent St. Clement’s Institute in the match against the local Fire Brigade on Wednesday next :—Will Eager, P. Cox,…
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T. Hayward, the Surrey cricketer, has made his eighth century this season, having scored 144 against Oxford University. His aggregate is 1754 and his average 79…
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THE C.S.R.F.U. competitions were continued on the Deanery on Saturday afternoon. The weather was cold and boisterous, and there was only a small attendance…
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COLONEL RYETE has been appointed and has accepted tile position of President of the Cullarin Tennis Club. The Colonel has promised a trophy for the best lady player. A…
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A correspondent writes:—The most interesting match of the afternoon was that between the Scarlet Runners and Warrigals. It was expected by most football followers…
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There was an attendance of about one hundred at the C.S.R.F.U. ground on Saturday, when the senior and junior competitions were continued. The afternoon was bitterly cold,…
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A meeting of the C.D. R. F. Union was held at Tattersall's Hotel on Saturday night, Mr. S. Shute (president) in the chair…
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