Football
At the usual weekly meeting of the Hay Football Association, held on Saturday, Mr Jas. Taylor in the chair, a large quantity of correspondence was read…
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Coursing. Champion Cup Meeting
Glorious weather favored the Berrigan Coursing Club for their [?] Cup meeting on Wednesday, and [?] a consequence a great many lover[?]…
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To-morrow, the Chiltern team, visit Wahgunyah, and as both teams are well up on the premiership list they are making every effort to put their beat team in…
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On Saturday last, 30th inst, a mixed foursome handicap was played on the club’s links for trophies donated by Mr and Mrs Nicholas. The result wa[?] a ti[?] between Dr and Mrs…
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A meeting of the committee of the Albury Racing Club was held at Prisk's Albury Hotel (Tattersall's) on Monday night. Present-Messrs. T. A. Horan (in…
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The uncertainty of winning a horse-race is nothing compared with the uncertainty connected with the training and development of young racehorses. Hundreds of…
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To the man in the street the life of the first-class professional cricketer of England appears to be one in which money and pleasure form the chief part, and very few…
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Playing for Kent v. Surrey, on 23rd June, Blythe bowled in sensational style, taking five wickets in two overs for no runs, including the "hat trick."…
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The necessity for law reform, especially regarding the simplification of court procedure, which is finding vigorous advocacy in hustings speeches just now, was…
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To-morrow afternoon on Albury Sports Ground, once again the evenly-matched teams Albury and Excelsior will meet in connection with the Ovens and Murray…
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[?] both Finley [?]nd Berrigan were equal in points at the head of the Association list, it bec[?]me necessary for th[?]se teams to play a match to determine which should occupy…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →SPORTING. (Continued from page 23.) Golf Championship
The country carnival was continued on Saturday on the Manly G.C. course. The competing teams were-Southern, Western, and Northern Districts. The matches…
Continued on Trove, page 28 →Sporting English County Cricket Yorkshire Routed. London
The cricket match at Manchester be tween Lancashire and Yorkshire was concluded yesterday. Much interest was taken in the game, the proceeds of which…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Football. Albury v. EXCELSIOR
To-morrow afternoon on Albury Sports Ground, once again the evenly-matchea teams Albury and Excelsior will meet in connection with the Ovens and Murray…
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A very keen contest between the above teams in connection with the Ovens and Murray premiership was witnessed by a large crowd on the Albruy Sports Ground…
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Hirst has compiled his 1000 runs and taken his 100 wickets in county cricket for the eighth year in succession…
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The English team of tennis players, which is to be sent to Australia to endeavor to wrest back the Davis Cup, has been selected. The names are Messrs. Dixon,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →FOOTBALL. Federals v. Suburbans
The first match of the last round of premiership matches was played on Saturday, and resulted in a win for the Suburban boys by 43 points to 29…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Clear Hills Football Club. the Annual Ball
The annual plain, masquerade and fancy dress ball, in connection with the above, took place in the Clear Hills School of Arts on Friday evening last,…
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Mr. Sewell a cricket enthusiast in South Africa, in a letter published in "Sporting Life," says:— "Considering the money which the…
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