Football
The intercolonial match between Victoria and New South Wales took place on the Melbourne cricket ground on Saturday, and resulted in a victory for the Victorian team, who beat our…
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Victorian Racing Rules
The following is a copy of the amended and new rules of racing as recommended by the committee appointed by the Victoria Racing Club. Hitherto there hare been no rules for hurdle…
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A FOOTBALL match will be played at Chiltern to-morrow, between, teams representing Rutherglen and Chiltern. The following are the names of the…
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THE committee of the Corowa Racing Club met at Car[?]s' Royal Hotel, Corowa, yesterday morning for the purpose of considering the advisability of fencing in the racecourse…
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A general meeting of the members of the Brookong Racing Club was held on Saturday evening, at Greensgunyah Hotel. A large number were in attendance, many coming from…
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Sir,—In your issue of May 28, appears an account of the Ivanhoe Jockey Club's races, from "your own correspondent." I am sorry to say that the weights published as having boon carried are very much in…
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THE first home match of the season was played by the Corowa footballers last Saturday, when they met a strong team of the Albury Federals. The…
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A number of gentlemen interested in conning met at Mr. Nolan's farm, Qust Quetta, on Saturday last, and had some good sport. Hares were numerous, bat the ground being very bare they…
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AT some future day, when coursing shall have been established by long custom in the neighbourhood of Corowa, the first meeting may,…
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More than usual interest was attached to the match between the Hay and Half-Holiday clubs, which was played on Wednesday afternoon, on the Hay football grounds, as it was the first time they met this season. The weather…
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We about be [?] to publish no[?]ces of all matches that have been taken place, and of all fiz[?]es for future matches. 11 the [?] of e[?] will forward part[?]ars to this office not latter then Wednesday in each…
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Alfred Shaw and James Lilly white, the professional cricketers, complain that Mr. R. J. Wardill, the secretary of the Melbourne Cricket Club, is showing a selfish spirit in proposing to…
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The following teams will play a match next Wednesday:— Hay Team: M'Donald (captain). Read, Potter, Monypeny, Gibbs, Germany. Tompson, F. Aughtic…
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London Truth of May 6 says :—“Several of the Australians made their unofficial debut last Saturday. Evans, who batted for the first time in England, knocked up 60 runs—a good start…
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We shall be glad to publish notices of all matches that have taken place, and of all [?] for future matches. [?] the [?]ries of clubs will forward particulars to this office not letter than Wednesday in each…
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The second match of the season between these clubs was played on Wednesday afternoon in the presence of a much smaller number of spectators than was present at the previous match. The keen and cutting wind accounted for…
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By the mail train from Goulburn on Tuesday night (22nd ult.) a team of footballers from St. Patrick's College journeyed to Young to try conclusions with the club of that town. On…
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THE Border Coursing Club held a meet at Mr. R. Turner's, Lake Moodemere, Saturday last, when there was a good muster of sportsmen…
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Mr Bond has once more given a little food for reflection in his adjustment of the weights for the forthcoming Midwinter meeting. Of course it is impossible to please everybody in such a task, but…
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THE return match between the above teams was played on the Corowa ground last Saturday in the presence of a large number of spectators, who evinced great…
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