Local Intelligence. Cricket Match
THE match played on Saturday in the Park between the Station hands and the Queanbeyan Cricket Club, resulted in an easy win for the local men, by 91 runs…
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Sport, 1887
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Telegraphic. Moruya Races. Moruya, 11.40 A.M.
AT the first day's races the attendance was very fair, and the racing good. The course was somewhat heavy. The…
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A cricket match, in which 11 ladies were pitted against an equal number of gentlemen; was played at Lahore, India, on the 14th January. The ladies played…
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Mr. R. J. A. Kenna, a well-known solicitor at Molong, has resigned his position of honorary secretary to the local Jocky Club, under circumstances…
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THE postponed One Tree Hill Races came off on Thursday last, 31st instant, under very unfavourable circumstances, as very heavy rain fell on the previous day,…
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THE return match with Yass River took place at Bolton's on Saturday, and resulted in a victory for Gininderra by four wickets. As is always the case…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Varieties. Horse Racing in France
THE Pall Mall Budget, reviewing a book by Mr. Robert Black under the above title, says :—"Mr. Black tells us that he has been a close student of horse racing,…
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"HAS he got rid of that cough yet, Joe? Are you looking well after him?" The voice of Mrs. Merivale betrayed a nervous excitement, and there was anxiety in her…
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ON Saturday evening last, a number of town residents interested in the establishment of a Coursing Club, met at the Victoria Hotel, to arrange preliminaries…
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It is not society girls only, but shopgirls, type-writers, and even mothers of families, who take part in the exercise of boxing. A Boston paper says:—"At a…
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THE first football match of the season takes place to-day on the new ground opposite the Courthouse. The match is between East and West Queanbeyan, and…
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Tax football match which was announced for Saturday fell through owing to the inclemency of the weather. A scratch match was subsequently played,…
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A MATCH will be played on the Recreation Reserve opposite the Court-house, this (Saturday) afternoon, between teams from Micalago and the Queanbeyan…
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A PRELIMINARY meeting of gentlemen interested in the formation of the Queanbeyan Coursing Club was held at Mr. P. Pooley's Royal Hotel, on Monday…
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A well attended committee meeting of the above club was held at the Royal Hotel on Wednesday evening last, Mr. E. E. Morgan in the chair. The…
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A COMMITTEE meeting of the above club was held at the Royal Hotel, on Wednesday evening, Mr. P. Pooley, treasurer, in the chair. The attendance…
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THROUGH the courtesy of Mr. Phillip Pooley we are informed that the services of Mr. Grogan, the general Judge at he Goulburn and Berrima meets, have…
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THE initial coursing meeting of the above club was held on Saturday last in the Race Course paddock, and notwithstanding the extremely unpropitious weather…
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A WELL attended committee meeting of the above was held at the Royal Hotel on Wednesday evening, Mr. J. H. Hincksman in the chair. The treasurer, Mr. P…
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THE trophy presented by Mr. S. Woodcroft, of Cooma, for competition at the ensuing meeting of the Queanbeyan Coursing Club, was forwarded to Mr. P…
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