Cooma Annual Races
OUR [?] to the courtecy of [?] Cober, hon. secretary of the Manaro Jockey Club for the following accurate list of…
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Sport, 1879
22 stories in Snowy Mountains & Monaro's papers · page 1 of 2
Swimming in Clothes
THE frequent deaths from drowning by boat accidents, and the recent shocking calamity on the Thames, have called forth a multitude of suggestions of more or less…
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BEGA, Monday.—At the second day's racing on Friday, the weather was cool and pleasant, and the rains which fell on Thursday put the course in good order…
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Cooma beat Bombala in the match yesterday with eight wickets and three runs to spare. Mr. McGeorge made top score with 29 runs. The…
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AFTER a pleasant crop, the [?] arrived in Bombala on Sunday night, and on Monday morning the match commenced, Bombala [?]…
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MR. W. NEILLY, captain of the Bega cricketers, has telegraphed:— BEGA, Friday. The Bombala eleven have lost four…
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FOR the information of our sporting readers, we give the nominations and weights of the various events, with the races in regular order. The…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Telegrams. Cricket in Sydney. SYDNEY
THERE was a small assemblage to witness the match between Lord Harris's English team and that of New South Wales to-day. Lord…
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As we are going to press, the weather, although fine, does not look very propitious; heavy clouds are hanging about. But we hope it will be dry…
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THE Evening News castigates the English empire severely, but is [?] in branding our cousins of Victoria with the faulst of Coulthard; it does not fail we…
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"THERE is another recreation," writes the author of the "Country Gentleman's Companion," nearly tow centuries ago, "which howsoever unlawful in the Abuse there of, yet,…
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IT was not till 11 o'clock on Tuesday morning we left Cooma, but, under the careful tooling of Frank, who betrays neither awkward…
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The road, to N[?]ty belle and Cooma is unfit for travelling, and the Bombala team cannot processed to Cooma to play the match on St…
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Hurdles—Jupiter 1, Forester 2, Glencairn 3. Autumn Stakes—Chesterl, K.C.B. 2, Andover 3…
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ON Easter Monday, the residents of Jingera enjoyed a day's capital sport at Little Plain. Over two hundred people were present, including a fair…
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IT was thought by many of the Seymour folk that the snow and sleet that were flying about on Sunday would make it uncomfortably…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Telegrams. J. [?] Autumn Races. [Through Greville's Telegram Co.] Randwick Race Course. Wednesday, 7.20 p.m
FLYING HANDICAP.—Success 1, Expectation 2, Star 3. [?] MaidenStakes.—Petr[?] 1, Le Loup[?] Braid wood 3…
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SIRES' PRODUCE STAKES:—Nellie 1, Chesterfield 2, Maid of Honor 3. Cumberland Stakes.—Chester 1, Le Loup 2, Wellington 3…
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LOYAL to the core, Host Goold, of the Prahran Hotel, prepared for a day's capital fan on Queen's Birthday. There was lots of sport—private…
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EVERY preparation was made for a day's racing at Bunyan on Wednesday last. The day was a little cool. Host Cullen provided excellent…
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