HILLSTON-RACES. June 6
Races were held on the 4th instant, and the programme included five events, which were well contested throughout, the principal being carried off by Mr. John Brewer's Last King…
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Cricket. a Review of the Season, 1887-8
Now that the oval has taken the place of the willow and leather a few remarks on the doing of both the clubs in the city will not be out of place. The season commenced, I may…
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THE second twenty of the Border club journeyed to Wangaratta on Saturday and played a very one-sided game with the juniors of that place. Though the Border…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Racing in Paris. London, June 10
The Grand Prix de Paris was run at the Summer Meeting to-day, with the following result :—M. Donan’s ch c Stuart, by Le Destrier—Stockhauser, 8st. 11lb., 1; Mr. Vyner’s…
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THE former team journeyed to Albury last Saturday and defeated the home team after a very stubbornly contested game by 1 goal 7 behinds to 12 behinds…
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THE second match of the Border Coursing Club was held, at Lake Moodemere, on Saturday Mr R. Turner having with great kindness placed his ground at the disposal…
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The Melbourne football team which recently visited Queensland, returned to Sydney on Friday, and on the following afternoon played a combined Sydney team selected from the clubs…
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The proprietor of the Moonee-valley Plump ton makes an important announcement for next coursing season (the latter end of June). He will add 500 sovs to the entry money for a stake…
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THE Border team journeyed to Chiltern on Saturday and played a very one-sided game with the local club, eventually winning by 3 goals and numerous behinds to nil. At the…
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A case of much interest to horse-owners was heard before the Wilcannia small debts court last week, when Thomas Byrne, licenses of the Royal…
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HOWLONG played the Border at Corowa on Saturday, the latter team playing 16 to 20 of Howlong, Though badly beaten, the Howlong men made strenuous efforts to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Burke Y. Slavin Boxing Match
The eight rounds boxing match which took place at the Hibernian-hall, Melbourne, on Monday night created one of the most exciting scenes ever witnessed in that city. The hall could have been…
Continued on Trove, page 19 →Football. Border Juniors V. Rutherglen
A very good match was played between the above teams at Corowa on Saturday, when the Corowa lads succeeded in turning the tables on their opponents, who it will be…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Football. Tallangatta v. Albury United
On Saturday last a match between the above clubs took place on the Albury ground. When time was called the game stood—Albury United, 4 goals 14 behinds ; Tallangatta, I goal 1 behind…
Continued on Trove, page 27 →The Tennis Gown
Here is a tennis gown being made by Mrs. Cleveland, and which will be worn by her at Red Top, where she is at present engaged in having a tennis court marked and prepared…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Football. Border Juniors V. Albury
A really good match was played between these teams on tho Corowa ground on Saturday. Border Juniors started with a rush which was very successful, Hudson…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →English Cricket. London, July 15
The return cricket match between the Gentlemen and Players of England was concluded last night. The Players, who in the first match lost by 5 runs, obtained a decided…
Continued on Trove, page 19 →Football. Albury v. Wagga. (From Express.)
The Albury combined team visited Wagga on Saturday last to play the return match against a combined team here. The challenge sent by the visitors was on very short notice, but…
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