Goulburn Racing Club
A meeting of the committee was held on Friday evening, when there were present Messrs. Gale (In the chair), Pryke, Taylor, Shaw Riley, Leyne, "Jobson, and Patfield…
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Sport, 1907
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The Latest. Sydney, Saturday. A.J.C. Races
Rous Handicap.—Roosevelt 1, Oakton 2, Barrcnjocy 3. Place Handicap.—Lord Fitzroy i, Comely 2, Cryde 3…
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The colts from Southern districts played their last match in Sydney at Rushcutters Buy on Friday last, against an eleven of Mr. J. Searle’s, which resulted…
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A MEETING of the committee was held on Friday night; present—Messrs. Gale (in the chair), Pryke, Taylor, Shaw, Riley, Leyne, Jobson, and Patfield. Mr. Shaw reported…
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The match between North and East Wards ended on Saturday in a victory for North. North's first innings yielded 144, and East had five out for 98. Pauley, after adding a single to…
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A tennis tournament was started on the Yass Club courts, on Saturday afternoon. Several close contents took place, leaving four in the final, which will be…
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Another round of the senior ward competitions was concluded on Saturday, East defeating North and Centre South. The present position is that if in the nest match South defeats…
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There was great rejoicing among the Wargiela cricketers and their friends on Saturday night, when Mr. Sid Horton arrived with the Co[?]ins Cup, which…
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MR. C. M. Snow has received the following letter from Mr. G. N. Faithfull:—"I will give £100 unconditionally, so far as the Governor-General is concerned. I think the…
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Mr. Shaw, treasurer of the above, has received the following letter from Mr. G. E. Faithfull, of Inveralochy:—"I will give the £100 unconditionally as far as the…
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The annual meeting of the Crookwell Football Club was held on Wednesday evening last at the Criterion Hotel, the…
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THE total prize money offered for the Goulburn races on 10th and 11th May amounts to £304 the principal event being the Goulburn Cup of 100 sovereigns, presented by…
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Southern Districts Picnic Race Club Annual Meeting.--April 17. Cootamundra Hospital Race Meeting-- April 18…
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The Daily Mail states that the Marylebone Cricket Club has agreed to send a team to Australia in September provided the Australian Board will give a guarantee…
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A meeting was held at Barnes' Doncaster Hotel last night for the purpose of re-organising the Harden Football Club and receiving balance-sheet. There were 34 persons present…
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The programme of the Goulburn Racing Club for its annual meeting on 10th and 11th May is advertised to-day, and is of a very liberal character. The big event…
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"Football is a brutal business. The Mohan Bagan team, which is composed purely of rice-eating Bengali youths, had the effrontery to enter the lists…
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Two swimming records were put up on Saturday afternoon at Farmer' Rushcutter Bay Baths. Cecil Healy, amateur champion, reduced the previous bet record for 100yds…
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The Warataha and King's College played a scoreless draw on Friday afternoon. The game was keenly contested…
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An attempt of the 1320 yards record of 18m 7s, recently put up by Sprinfield, the Queens-swimmer, was made on…
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