Football. YOUNG v. YASS
At a meeting of the committed of the Yass Football Club, the matter of selecting a team to visit Young on Prince of Wales Birthday was dealt…
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Sport, 1915
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League Football
The chief attraction in sporting circles for Monday (Prince of Wales' Birhltday) will be the football matches on the showground. Arrangements have been made for two visiting teams…
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A committee meeting of the Young Terrier Coursing Club was held on Friday night at the Great Eastern Hotel, when there were present:—…
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Results of yesterday's meeting:— MAIDEN STAKES—On points, 22 lbs. and under. Winner 50/; runner up 7/6.—A. Gordon's Albion Lass neat…
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Mr. A. E. T[?]ips, President, presided at a committee meeting of the Young Terrier Coursing club a Costigan's Hotel on Friday night. There…
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Considering the bitterly cold afternoon there was a very fair attendance as Saturday's games on the showground. The first-grade fixture, Railway v. Waratah, which ended in a draw—four…
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Criterions scored another victory yesterday when they detcated West End by twelve points to seven. The match wis exceedingly fast and…
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Goulburn easily hold its own against the two visiting terms that came to the city to play the local lads on Monday. There was a good crowd of spectators: The second-graders defeated…
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Queanbeyan Rover footballers visited Sutton on Saturday last to compete for the Denley Bros. Cup. Queanbeyan won by 8 points to nil…
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On Monday the local Associates had a very full day of golf. The weather was ideal for golfing. Following are the results of the various events :—…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →BOXING. M’[?]rty as a Fighter
Eddie M’G[?]rty proved too fierce a fighter for Harold, Hardwick at the Stadium last Saturday night. The great American had lot himself all out [?]…
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Wing is the team chosen to Crawford-Lucas Cup on the [?]d on Sunday next against [?]orre[?]: — Forwards, P…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Coursing at Marengo. a Club Formed
At a meeting held at Marengo on 23rd ult., a Terrier Coursing Club was formed, with a strong committee. Patron, Sir W. F. Cuninghame…
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The locals are making quite a name for themselves in the football arena this season, for on Saturday they played a team which was represented…
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A match was played on Friday afternoon between the Carters' Union and Shop Assistants. the latter winning by 13 to 4. For the winners Phillips obtained one try and O'Rourke two,…
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The committee met on Monday night at the Empire Theatre. The president (Ald. J. Cooper) was in the chair, and there was a good attendance. The business paper was an exceedingly…
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The monthly meeting of the Goulburn Golf Club was held on Friday. Accounts amounting to £25 were passed for payment, leaving a credit balance of £77. Arrangements were…
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SYDNEY. Tuesday.—At the Olympic stadium last night Jack Darcy knockJerry Jerome, In the fourth Jerome was outclassed…
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Saturday was undoubtedly the best afternoon from a weather standpoint that the league has experienced this season, the conditions being ideal for football. The attendance was…
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Fritz Holland, the American middleweight, now settled in a “health palor” in Sydney, has the habit of going off with a bang every now and then…
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