Football
The members of the half-holiday club played their first match on Wednesday. Teams were chosen from the east and west side of Sanger-street, the latter winning…
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Cricket
Amongst Australian cricketers it has always been a controversial point as to whether Spofforth or Turner was the greatest of the bowlers that have visited the old country…
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F. Garnham has been elected captain of the Rutherglen team in place of Whiteoak (resigned) and D. King vice-captain…
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Jack Hellings of Sydney on Saturday won the 100 yards swimming race, defeating seven others, in 71 seconds. The one mile Amateur Championship, was…
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The first meeting of this season of the Berrigan Coursing Club came off on Wednesday, June 30, and Thursday, July 1. Two previous meetings had been arranged, but had…
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The Corowa half-holiday football team journeyed to Rutherglen and played a match on Wednesday afternoon. The Victorians proved too superior, and came…
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A few weeks ago when the Hay club representatives on the local football association resigned, the competition between these two clubs seemed likely to fall through…
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A swimming tournament took place on Saturday at the West India Docks. Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of York were present…
Continued on Trove, page 26 →Football. Hay V. HALP-HOLIDAY. Hay Scores their First Victory
After a long spell the above two clubs mea again to fight for the premiership. It is somewhat gratifying to see that the Hay club have reorganised, so that the good old…
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Wangaratta having withdrawn out of the premiership matches, Corowa team missed a game on their own ground on Saturday…
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THE opening meet of the above took place on Wednesday under very, favourable circumstances, and the committee and officers had all the arrangements in…
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A meeting of the O. and M. Football Association was held at Chiltern on Wednesday night. Present—Mr. D. M'Donald (in chair), and delegates from Chiltern, Corowa…
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A meeting of the Murray Valley Junior Football Association was held at the Great Southern Hotel on Wednesday night re the two protests against…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →D.J.C. Midwinter Meeting. Second Day. [For first day’s races see Supplement]
Yesterday, the second day of the races, was as fine as could be desired, and the ground was almost completely dried up. The attendance was hardly as large as the previous day, and the receipts at the…
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League matches -- South Melbourne beat Collingwood, 2.15 to 0.8; Essendon beat Fitzroy, 9.8 to 4.6; Geelong beat Carlton, 9.12 to 2.4; Melbourne beat St. Kilda,…
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ON Saturday afternoon a match was played between teams representing Corowa and Wahgunyah, on the Corowa ground. An impression got about that the match…
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THE usual monthly meeting of this association was held at Greenwood's Hotel, Chiltern, on Wednesday night. Present -- Messrs. D. M'Donald (president), F. F…
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THE adjourned general meeting of the above club was held in Mr. J. Hutton's rooms on Thursday evening last. There were present : -- Messrs: P. K. Ritchie (in…
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The elements were not altogether favorable for coursing last Tuesday. Heavy rain fell on Monday night, and well on to Tuesday morning, the…
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