Coursing
SAD to relate, the winding up meeting of the Border Coursing Club was an unlimited failure. There were many causes for this. A number of…
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Football
The football match at Auckland (N.Z.), between the New South Wales team and the Auckland Club, was won by the laitir by 6 points to nil. The captain of the Sydney Football Team had…
Continued on Trove, page 23 →Elsternwick-park Races
The August meeting at Elstern wick-park, near Melbourne, on Saturday attracted a large attendance of racing men. The several events resulted as under :—…
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THE Maiden Stakes of the Border Coursing Club, postponed from the previous week, were divided last Saturday after three more courses had been run. Hares were not on…
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Two fatal accidents have recently occurred in Tasmania from rough play at football. A match between Beechworth and Albury junior footballers was played at Baarmutha…
Continued on Trove, page 27 →Groongal Races
The Groongal races were held at the usual racecourse on Saturday. September 11. The weather was everything that could be desired to make the outing enjoyable. The judge (Mr G. Mair), starter (Mr L…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Corowa-wahgunyah Cricket Club
The annual meeting of the Corowa-Wahgunyah Cricket Club was held at the Globe Hotel on Saturday afternoon. About a dozen members put in an appearance, and Mr. H. Bayliss,…
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A contest under the Queensberry rules took place in Sydney on Saturday night between T Lees, of Victoria, and Professor Jackson, of Sydney, for £200 a-side and a silver belt…
Continued on Trove, page 23 →Football. Granya v. TALLANGATTA
A match was played between the above-mentioned clubs on the Granya football ground on Saturday, 25th ult. The contest had been the subject of much local interest, as the Granya…
Continued on Trove, page 23 →Saddle Rhymes at Toganmain Races
As summer approaches, And shearing cuts out. The Tongaomain Races Come spinning about…
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The cricket match between the H. H. C. C. and the W. C. C. came off on the old convincing ground, on Wednesday. The weather was anything but favorable for cricket, as a strong wind was blowing across the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Cricket. Corowa v. Collendina and Tarramia
The Corowa cricketers paid a visit to Coilen dina station on the 2nd inst., and played their first match this season, against a combined team from the adjoining stations of Collendina and…
Continued on Trove, page 22 →Sporting. CRICKET. H.C.C. v. H.H.C.C.
The match between the Hay C.C. and the Half-Holiday C.C. was continued on Wednesday afternoon and finished; the H.H.C.C. claiming the match through the Hay team refusing to continue on account…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Racing in England. London, October 13
The Middle-park Plate was run to-day at Newmarket, with the following result:—Lord Calthorpe’s oh c Florentine, by Petrarch— Hawthorndale, 1; Mr. Douglas Baird’s ch c…
Continued on Trove, page 18 →The Great Racing Festival. Melbourne, October 16
Australians in general, and Victorians in particular, are charged by their visitors with being a pleasure-loving and enjoyment-seeking race, and while admitting that there are grounds…
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Of the twelve players forming the English Eleven now on their way out to Australia, the only men who are visiting the colonies for the first time are Lohmann, Gunn, and Sherwin…
Continued on Trove, page 24 →Visitors to the Races
The Governor of South Australia left Adelaide for Melbourne to-night…
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