Sporting. Football
Wednesday next, 29th instant, will be a gala day for footballers of Goulburn, when the Maori team will play a representative Central Southern team on the showground. The…
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Sport, 1910
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Maori Football Match. To the Editor
Sir,—In your last issue I read a letter signed "Progress," asking that the date of the above should be observed as a close holiday. Might I ask the writer why his request should…
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Le Couteur, an Australian, brilliantly assisted Oxford University to defeat Marylebone Club. Le Couteur made the highest score of the match, beside taking 11 wickets at a cost of 98 runs. Loading…
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A match will be played on Saturday on the Marchmont links between Yass and Burrowa. The Yass team will be selected from :—A. C. Wood, J. Brimacombe, F. Passmore,…
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Considerable local interest is being shown in the match which will be played at Goulburn on Wednesday next between the visiting team of…
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The Council of the above met at Tattersall's Hotel on Wednesday evening last, when there was a full attendance, Mr. W. M. McDonald (for whom an…
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The newly-elected council of the C.D.R.F. Union met at Tattersall's Hotel on Wednesday evening last. Mr. S. Shute presided over a good attendance, Mr. Wm. McDonald, on…
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Messenger won first prize in connection with the Wolfe's Schnapps ballot to determine the best two Australians in the league match against England last Saturday. He secured…
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Dear Sir.—"Wollondilly is very anxious about the storekeepers' loss in closing on Wednesday for a half-day in place of Friday, and appeals for the tennis etc. Well, these…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Cricket Captaincy Thoughts of P. F. Warner
Mr P. F. Warner, the famous English cricketer, writes as follow in the “ Westminster Gazette.”:— M[?] cricket are won by…
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Although somewhat late in the season, the committee of the Goulburn Bowling Club have decided to play off for the championship of the club. A very large number of entrances have…
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A match was played on Saturday between Burrowa and Yass Golf Clubs, on the Marchmont Links. Showers fell in the morning, which…
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Jules Gaumier, with his arms and feet securely bound, swam in the Thames from Putney Bridge to Mortlake, a distance of four and a quarter miles, in 91 minutes…
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The final rounds of a ladles’ single tournament were played on the Yass Lawn Tennis Club’s courts on Saturday afternoon, Miss D. Wood…
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The attendance at the show-ground on Saturday was moderate. In the junior competition South beat North by three to nil, Martin scoring the try. North did most of the…
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Fifteen thousand spectators witnessed the second match of the Australia v. New Zealand rubber at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Monday, and were rewarded by seeing the home…
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The first round of the above competition was completed at the association courts on Saturday last. West City were opposed to Centre City and defeated them by 4 sets 35 games to 4…
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The football event of the season, so far as the Southern Line is concerned, will be played at Goulburn to-morrow afternoon between the representatives…
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The opening matches in connection with the above union took place on Saturday last, when Federals (Crookwell) and Roslyn met at Crookwell…
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On Saturday Ma[?]rie and Americans who[?]ped their blood-curdling war-cries and got to business. The Yanks ran over the Gum-diggers first half, but latter came at the…
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