Lawn Tennis.—country Carnival
Twelve teams from couniry towns have entered for the annual [?] to begin next Saturday at the Double [?]Among these is one from Toowoomba in which is…
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Sport, 1918
259 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 1 of 13
To-day's Goulburn Races
It is anticipated that the meeting of the Goulburn Racing Club this afternoon will be successful. Most of the horses nominated have. arrived. The recent light rain has improved…
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The terrific beat that we experienced last week was responsible for a good many of our residents indulging in the healthy pastime of swimming,…
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Albert Lloyd defeated Jimmy Clabby on points in a 20-round contest for the heavyweight championship of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Not for Soldiers Golf Links Reported "Unsuitable,"
Mr. Rumble, hon [?]ecretary of the Young War Service Committee, has received the fallowing letter from the Under Secretary for Lands:—"…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Vacation Swimming School at Goulburn
The vacation swimming school. at Goulburn, which opened under the happiest auspices, terminated on Friday The closing scene was more spectacular than the opening, for were…
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The third annual country carnival was begun on the N.S.W. Lawn Tennis Association's ground at Double Bay on Saturday. The Sydney Herald says:—The Goulburn team contains…
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Rain yesterday morning prevented the resumption of the country carnival until afterlunch. Light showers fell during the afternoon, but they did not interrupt play for any…
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In the country week matches on Tuesday Goulburn defeated Tamworth. Following were the scores:—Sieler-Halliday (G.) v G. Emblem- Bedwell (T.) 6-1, 6-3; Sieler-Holliday V Pryor…
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The country carnival was continued on Thursday Rain disorganised the programme. The Sydney Herald says.—Goulburn won their match against Buddabadah, Huthnance and…
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On Saturday the rain prevented the continuance of the country carnival. At a meeting it was resolved to play a "knock-out'" tournament on Monday between the eight…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Why Was It Censored? Anzacs Played Footdall, at Tended Races and Snows Replay to Senator Pearch Given by a Sydney Paper
Referring to Senator G. F. Pearce' assertion that not one line of wa news from Great Britain has ever been deleted by the censors in Australia…
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At the country carnival, on Tuesday, in the country open doubles A. 1. Raleigh and F. Plowman beat Sieler and Halliday, 6-4, 8-6. Raleigh and Plowman won two other sets,…
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Anticipations by "Argus," for the Randwick Races run to-morrow (Saturday):—Hurdles, Basllk or Centre, Trial: Earl San or Lothian. Nursery:…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Hit on Eve with Cricket Ball
MUDGEE, Thursday.—A lad, the son of Mr. W. D. Smith, of Duncdoo, while watching a cricket match was hit on the eye with a cricket ball. He…
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A team of colts from Goulburn played a combined team from Goulburn and Kenmore on the latter's ticket on Saturday. The Colts scored 104, J. Halliday and F. Edwards compiling 32…
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Dr. Arthur, founder of the Voluntary Workers' Association, speaking at Leichhardt on Saturday, said that after two years' experience he had found that the most conscientious…
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A three-rink match will be played on Saturday on the Goulburn bowling green between a local team and a team representing Moss Vale and Bowral combined…
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Are we going to have a race meeting this year? This is the question which is being asked of each other by several of our citizens, and so far…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Young Witness Published Tuesday and Friday Afternoons. Tuesday, January 29th, 1918. Young Turf Club Arranging for Annual Races
The annual meeting of members of the Young Turf Club was held in the School of Arts last evening. Mr. P. H. Tout (President), occupied the…
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