Presentation to Sergeant G. A. Collins Late School Teacher at Rugby
On Thursday evening, 28th September, a very pleasant gathering assembled at the residence of Mr. Fitzgerald, of Rugby, to wish bon voyage…
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Sport, 1916
256 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 12 of 13
Cricket
On Saturday last the opening match of the season took place at the Yass Park Oval between Yass and Coolalie cricket clubs. The…
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The postponed show meeting of the Burrow a Racing Club eventuated on Saturday last, when the Club was favored with ideal weather conditions…
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A match between the Yass and Coolalie Cricket Club took place last week end at Coolalie in [?] weather. Members ate now getting…
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The Wambanumba Cricket Club Journey to Wombat on Saturday, 4th November, to try conclusions with the local club for the Ryan, Cup, the…
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Officials.—President, Mr. H. Baxter; vice-presidents, Messrs. Allan Turner and Herb. Greenwell; judge, Mr. J. O'Connell; slippar, Mr. J. Trompp; committee, Messrs. J. Gregson,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Trotting and Coursing. Hospital Benefit Meeting
In view of the many demands upon the local public, the trotting and coursing held at the Goulburn racecourse on Friday in aid of the District Hospital funds resulted satisfactorily…
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Flying Handicap—Lord Malt I, Linera 2, Omaha (imp.) 3. Juvenile Stakes—Princess Path 1, Carafon 2, Bronzetti 3. Stewards' Mile—Mythia 1, Bay Run 2, Silver Steel 3. Park…
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By knocking out Dave Smith a second time, Art Magirl, the American middleweight, has gained the right to meet Les Darcy, a promise…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Swimming Promotes Plumpness
According to a swimming instructor, people who spend much time in the water have a tendency to put on flesh. Swimming in short, promotes fatness…
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On Saturday last the Wambanumba Cricket Club Journeyed to Wombat to try conclusions for the Ryan Cup, which 'Wombat secured from them at…
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Hurdle Race.—Coronatus 1, Hobgoblin 2, Obi 3. Mimosa Stakes.—Pleasant Moments 1, Thrice 2, Franzac 3…
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The Melbourne Cup run on Saturday was won by Sasouaff, Shepherd King 2 St Spa[?], 3. Time 3 27 3[?]. Master Regal won the Hurdle Race, Pistolire the…
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Ou Saturday next, 25th inst., the Collalie cricketers intend journeying to Rye Park to play for the Dwyer Cup Coolalie will be represented…
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Sir,—Accidentally I happened to hear a dispute last Saturday as to whether the men or boys should use the pitch. The boys held it,…
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The team to represent Young Cricket Club against Wombat to-morrow for the Ryan Cup will be selected from:—Harrold, Hatter, Rintoul, Coffey (2)…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Rugby. Presentation to Soldiers
On the evening of November llth Rugby had the honor of sending two more of her brave boys to the front, Private C. Mewburn and Private A…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Milkmen at Cricket
A milk vendor who was making application fo rthe exemption of one of his employees at the Forbes court this week, and who was expostulating…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Ladies' Tennis Tournament at Windellama
A very interesting ladies' tennis tournament, held at Windellama , was concluded on Saturday. 18th inst., in inclement weather. The competitors and their handicaps were as…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Goulburn Races Postponed
The committee of the Goulburn Racing Club met this (Tuesday) afternoon at 2 o'clock, and in view of the railway regulation forbidding the conveyance of horses during the coal strike if…
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