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Queanbeyan & Braidwood · Sport

Sport, 1862

31 stories in Queanbeyan & Braidwood's papers · page 1 of 2

Boxing-day Races

The Golden Age · Thursday 2 January 1862 · page 3

THESE races came off on the Queanbeyan race-course, in the presence of two hundred or more spectators,—a far larger number than was expected, owing to the smallness of prizes…

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Bungendore. Boxing Day Races

The Golden Age · Thursday 9 January 1862 · page 2

The following races came off the Bungendore course on Boxing Day. FIRST RACE.—For a gentleman's hogskin saddle; mile beats, carrying nine stone. This…

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Cricket Match

The Golden Age · Thursday 9 January 1862 · page 2

IT having been arranged to celebrate the advent of the present year by a cricket match between Gininderra and Queanbeyan, early on the first instant…

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The Great Match. Cricket—all England Versus Victoria. Morning Herald. Melbourne, Wednesday, 7 p.m

The Golden Age · Thursday 9 January 1862 · page 2

THIS morning the weather was magnificent—cloudy with a southerly wind. Punctually at 12 o'clock the cricketers came on the ground—the All-England eleven,…

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General Intelligence. the Great Cricket Matches. the Intercolonial Match

The Golden Age · Thursday 16 January 1862 · page 3

Between New South Wales and Victoria commenced at Melbourne on Thursday last, and terminated on the following day, in favour of the Victorians, who went first to the wicket…

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Cricket All England V. the United Elevens

Braidwood Observer and Miner's Advocate · Saturday 25 January 1862 · page 2

THIS match was continued ok Saturday last, the All-England Eleven having seven wickets down for 40 when the play was resumed. The remaining men Scored well and succeeded…

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The Great Cricket Match. All England Against Sydney

The Golden Age · Thursday 6 February 1862 · page 2

ON Wednesday the 27th ult., about 1500 people assembled in the Domain to witness the commencement of the match between the All England Eleven and twenty-two of the…

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Country News. Gundaroo. Cricket. Queanbeyan United Versus Gundaroo

The Golden Age · Thursday 13 February 1862 · page 3

A MATCH between two elevens of the above clubs, was played on the Gundaroo ground on Wednesday the 5th instant. The weather which at first threatened to be unpropitious,…

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Country News. Gininderra. Cricket

The Golden Age · Thursday 20 February 1862 · page 2

A MATCH took place at Gininderra on the 15th instance, between the Gininderra and Duntroon Clubs. It had been previously arranged that the United Queanbyan Club…

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Unpleasant Swimming Companions

The Golden Age · Saturday 8 March 1862 · page 4

A SHARK may be driven off for a time by the efforts of a human enemy, but his natural voracity will soon impel him to return to the attack. When…

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Country News. Cricket Matches. Between the Gundaroo and Collector Clubs

The Golden Age · Saturday 8 March 1862 · page 2

As I did not see "Your own" on the cricket ground for purpose of reporting the above matches, perhaps you will have no objection to insert a few remarks from myself thereon…

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Original Correspondence. To the Stewards of the. Braidwood Races. ( Per favour of the Braidwood Observer.)

Braidwood Observer and Miner's Advocate · Saturday 15 March 1862 · page 1

GENTLEMEN, I always understood horse-racing was intended not only to improve the breed of horses, but that races were established to enable breeders of first-class horses to exhibit them…

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Braidwood Annual Races. To the Editor of the Observer

Braidwood Observer and Miner's Advocate · Saturday 5 April 1862 · page 3

SIR,—At the first meeting for the purpose of getting up these races, it was proposed and carried, that they should take place on the 6th, 7th, and 8th May, and a large subscription was…

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Correspondence. the Braidwood Races. to the Editor of the Braidwood News

Braidwood News and Goldfields General Advertiser · Wednesday 16 April 1862 · page 3

SIR,—Will you have the goodness to allow me a little space in your most useful publication, to shew to the public the danger of taking the chair, when elected…

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Cricket Match

The Golden Age · Saturday 19 April 1862 · page 2

THE long pending return match between the Queanbeyan United and Gininderra Clubs, having been appointed to take place on the 5th instant, a general feeling of…

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Araluen Annual Races

Braidwood News and Goldfields General Advertiser · Wednesday 23 April 1862 · page 2
Also in Braidwood Observer and Miner's Advocate

Wherever the British Islanders plant themselves there will always be found the sports, pastimes, prejudices, and institutions of the parent country, and their…

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Gininderra. Cricket Match

The Golden Age · Saturday 26 April 1862 · page 2

FATHER Time, that ancient, yet withal "last," old Pater-familias, who loves to mow down weeks, months, and years, at a rate that causes old fogeys to lecture upon the utter…

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Country News. Bungendore. Easter Races

The Golden Age · Saturday 26 April 1862 · page 2

ON Easter Monday the following Hack Races come off on the Bungendore race course. The day being a general holiday the course was well attended both by equestrians and…

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Araluen Annual Races. Second Day, April 22

Braidwood News and Goldfields General Advertiser · Saturday 26 April 1862 · page 2

At an early hour horsemen, pedestrians, and vehicles of every description, might have been seen flocking towards the scene of the day amusement, all in anticipation…

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