Football
The annual meeting of the Wahgunyah Football Club will be held to-night, the Border adjourned meeting on Thursday night, and the Rutherglen annual…
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Sketcher Curious Cricket Matches
Some very curious cricket matches have taken place at various time. The Surrey bowler, Richardson, once arranged as novel match at Themes Ditton, captaining a…
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The Southern club have a president, five vice-presidents, and 35 patrons. Steps are being taken to form a junior competition, players to be under 18…
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THE Barnawartha club has declined to finish their match with Corowa, who thus win the competition. The local club has had a most successful season, winning 10…
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THE autumn meeting of the Chiltern Race Club was opened on Wednesday and concluded to-day. Second day's results:-- Hurdle Race, 2 miles.--Derby, 1;…
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Reported that "Jimmy" Ryan is off to [?]. Why not stop here, Jimmy? No one has yet come forth with a trophy for the premiers. It is up to the Excelsior…
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The Genoo Racing 'Club's meeting took place last Wednesday, the attendance being good, but the fields, 'excepting the Trial Stakes and Hack Race, were very poor…
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The "Pall Mall Gazette" gives the following as the origin of the English Derby and Oaks: Since the reign of James I., who…
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The last match that could possibly affect the season's cricket premiership was concluded on Wednesday, when the Waradgery team defeated the Licensed Victuallers by…
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The “Pall Mall Gazette” gives the following as the origin of the English Derby and [?]aks: Since the reign of James I., who founded the…
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It is said that "Tyke" Rowlands will shortly leave for West Australia. There is safety in distance, so our boys will not need to fear Charlie's dasher…
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Beautiful weather prevailed on Friday last when the annual race meeting of the Moulamein Racing Club was held on the usual course about a mile and a…
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A meeting of delegates was held at Fagan's Market Hotel on Wednesday night. Present —Messrs Meade (chairman), Johnson, Percy, Sherry (Imperials), Meade, Sadlier…
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Two features--disagreeable weather and absence of racehorses--characterised the annual meeting of the Corowa Raring Club, which look place on Tuesday and…
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The Fifth cup match between the above teams was played on Wednesday 4th inst. The J.C.C. won the toss and went to the wickets. They succeeded in compiling the…
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Stanley Rowley, the champion sprinter, who on April 21 will compete in Melbourne against Shea, Moir, and Jones over 110 yards, is, it is understood, to proceed to…
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At the Cricket Association meeting on Tues[?] night at the School of Arts, the chair was occu[?] by Mr. Harry Lloyd, and Messrs. Windeyer, Spa[?] McCarthy, Latchford, Burns, Murphy and For[?]…
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The Annual General Meeting of the Tennis [?] was held at the School of Arts on Tuesday after[?] The following members were present:—Me[?] Weir, Brown, Warnock, Sale, McCollough, and [?]…
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Pl[?] in the above match was resumed on Saturday last the two [?] men Perrin and D[?] f[?]cing W[?] from the top [?]nd Strat[?]on from the bottom end. Both played…
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The last of the series of three matches for the trophy (set of cricket material) present[?] by Mr J. Ross, of Woodbury, was commenced on Wednesday and concluded on Thursday afternoon, between Mr…
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