Cricket
ON Saturday last a practice was arranged for on the local wicket, but only four members the club put in an appearance. Now this is pot as it should be—…
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Sport, 1895
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Annual Races
THE date is again drawing near for the celebration of the Delegate annual race meeting and up to the present nothing has been done in the matter. Xmas…
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A RATHER noticeable improvement in the attendance at practice was witnessed on Saturday last. The Bombala club have accepted the challenge forwarded them…
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THE above teams met on "Our Boys" wicket, Bombala, on Saturday last. The day was very unpleasant for cricket, a strong westerly wind sweeping right…
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A meeting of members of the Delegate Cricket Club is called for Tuesday evening next. All members are requested to attend, together with these who are…
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The Delegate Jockey Club announces in this issue an Opening Handicap of 8 sove., with, a full programme in succeeding issues. Owing to an irregularity,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Cricket in England
English clubs, in view of making arrangements for next season, are awaiting prompt anil definite news as to whether an Australian team will be sent to…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Local Intelligence. Bombala Athletic Club
THE Secretaries of the above announce elsewhere in this issue a £30 Sheffield handicap to be competed for on Now! Years' Day. The club should succeed in…
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WE hear that a movement is on foot to form an athletic club in Delegate. If successful in forming a club, and we fail to see why it should not bo accomplished,…
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AN "intercolonial" cricket match between teams representative the border districts of Victoria and New South Wales will be played on the Belegate cricket…
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A MEETING of members of the above club was held at Rafter's Commercial Hotel last evening, at which ten gentlemen attended…
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A VERY interesting match between teams representing the respective sides of the border was played on the Delegate wicket on Saturday last. The "intercolonial"…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Local Intelligence. Athletic Club
A MEETING for the purpose of considering the advisability of forming an Athletic Club, is called for Monday night next, at Coote's Royal Hotel, when all…
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THE first annual social under the suspices of the Delegate tennis Club, eventuates to-morrow (Friday) evening in the Assembly Hall. All retails have…
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A NUMBER of gentlemen desirous for the formation of a local athletic club met at Coote's Royal Hotel on Monday evening. Mr. Broth was voted to the chair…
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THE first annual social under the auspice of the Delegate Tennis Club eventuated on Friday night last. The attendance was only small, he ertheless those…
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THE above races, which eventuate on Thursday next, give promise of making a successful meeting. The sale of privileges was held on Friday. no 1 Booth…
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WE would draw the attention of horseowners to the advertisement of the Bendoe Jockey Club appearing in another column, in which it is notified that…
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THE annual races under the management of the above club, and which are looked forward to by the residents of Delegate and surrounding district as the great…
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MR. BOOTH has in his possession a handsome silver cup which has been donated to the club for competition at the forth-coming spots. It is though probable…
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