The Fatal Boxing Encounter. Jan. 7
The sporting reporters who were present at the encounter between "Dummy" Winters of Sydney, and George Smith on English pugilist, who died from the effects of a…
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Sport, 1895
95 stories in Queanbeyan & Braidwood's papers · page 1 of 5
Lawn Tennis. QUEANBEYAN V. COOMA
There was considerable interest taken in the tennis tournament between representatives from Cooma and Queanbeyan, which took place in the Rec. on Saturday. The…
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On Saturday next a match, perhaps one of the best of the cup matches, will come off on toe local wicket, by teams representing the Yass and Queanbeyan Cricket…
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WE have been informed that a cricket club is about to be formed at Burra. A challenge has been received from the Gundaroo C. C. to play the local team for…
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When it become known at Gundaroo that Yass had forfeited the cup by failing to play on the day mentioned in the challenge, a wire was at once sent by the secretary, Mr…
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The testimonial to George Giffen has already reached £200. In the three test matches played Australia, though beaten, in two, has scored…
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There was a groat number, of persona at the races to-day. Amongst those on the ground were Lady Hopetoun and Miss Duff, who ore now the guests of Mr. P. H…
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The following are the weights for the three principal events of the Yass meeting, which takes place on the 30th and 31st inst :—…
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The Bungendore Picnic Races took place on Thursday in Worthington's paddock. The day was delightfully fine throughout, though a trifle hot, but this had the effect of…
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To enable the country people to witness the fourth test match between the English and Australian teams, which begins at Sydney on Friday February 1st, the…
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At five minutes past twelve yesterday, play was resumed. Since the stumps had been drawn on Saturday over one inch of rain had fallen, and the wicket was made…
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The intercolonial cricket match, New South Wales v. Victoria, was commenced on Friday at Sydney. The weather was fine and the wicket good. Blackham won the…
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The National Sporting Club declined to entertain the proposed boxing match between Peter Jackson and C. Mitchell…
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Sydney, Friday—The fourth test match between the English and the Australian cricketers commences to-day. The following is the Australian team:—…
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The intercolonial match between Victoria and Now South Wales was continued on Tuesday, hut only for an hour or so, owing to the rain. On Wednesday the weather…
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The Yass Pony and Galloway meeting, postponed from Saturday, took place on Tuesday. The attendance was small, but the weather was splendid. The following…
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A correspondent writing to a London paper, enclosing an account taken from on American newspaper of the annual football match between Yale and Havard…
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The match for the Hayes and Russell cup between the Queanbeyan and Yass clubs took place on Saturday, and after a most exciting contest, eventually resulted in a…
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In our advertising columns will be found an excellent little programme of events to take place at the Michelago races, to be hold on March 5th. The prizes are good, and…
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'WHAT are you going to do, John?' asked Mrs. McFazzle, as her husband unwrapped a pair of boxing gloves. 'I'm going to give Johnny some lessons…
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