Cricket. QUEANBEYAN C. C. V Teachers
ON Saturday last the return match between the Queanbeyan Cricket Club and the Teachers of the district was played on the wicket in the park, the result being an…
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Sport, 1897
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Cricket. QUEANBEYAN V. TEACHERS
The return match between the teachers and the Queanbeyan Cricket Club came off in the Rec. on Saturday last, and resulted in a big victory for the cricket club…
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The chief event of the English coursing season, the Waterloo Cup was concluded to-day, the winner was Gallant who defeated…
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In another place will be found the list of nominations for the principal event on each of the two days, Monday, March let, and Tuesday, March 2nd. There are eleven…
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There is nothing so stimulating or so barbarous, not even a bull-fight, as a game of football as conducted nowadays (says an American journal). Here is…
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PRESIDENT--James Cunningham, Esq. VICE-PRESIDENTS--A. J. Cunningham, and J. Bull, Esqs. JUDGE--W. F. Rutiedge, Esq…
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Sydney, Tuesday—South Australia beat Victoria by an innings and 70 runs…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Queanbeyan Annual Races. PRESIDENY—James Cunningham, Esq. VICE-PRESIDENTS—A. J. Cunningham and John Bull, Esqrs. JUDGE—W. F. Rutledge, Esq. TREASURER—W. Potts, Esq. STARTER—E. C. Campbell, Esq. Clerk of the SCALMS—Mr. James Pike. Clerk of the COURSE—Mr. T. James Pike. HANDICAPPER—Mr. J. H. Hincksman. COMMITTEE—Messrs E. H. Land, W. Beatty. F. A. Campbell, J.T. Collett, Dr. Blackall, W. Pike, T. J. F. Cadden. A. M. Grant, E.G. Crace, C. U. O'Hanlon. W. M. Trenerry, James Byrne, C. W. Thomas, J. H. Lees, A. W. Moriarty, E. Rolfe, son., W. D. Wright, and G. Ryris. SECRETARY—Mr J.H. Hickeman
Monday was a very cloudy day, and not at all inviting for a first day's racing. The attendance at the course was anything but good, and was the only dispiriting element…
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IT was predicted on Monday night what the weather of the following day was going to be. Everybody looked for rain, and feared that, acceptable as it would be for…
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OPENING HANDICAP, furlongs.—Mr. Beatty's Melody II., 9at, [?]Mr. Ryan's Metone 9st 5th, 2; Mr.Madigan's Hero, 7at 71b, 3. Melody II. was the favourite, and won easily…
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THE "Freeman's Journal" has the following excellent story:--There is probably some truth in the yarn that tells of a ragged, half starved little…
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The team of cricketers selected from the scholars attending the Carwoola Public School visited Queanbeyan on Saturday; under the charge of their teacher. Mr…
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THE Collector team visited Gumdaroo last Saturday to try and take the Gundarnoo Cup again, but so far it looks as if Gundaroo had laid out their work for them…
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These races were not by any means as successful as might have been wished. The number of entries was small; unfortunately the date of entry was a holiday. Entries…
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Arrangements are now being made by the members of the Queanbeyan cricket club for a visit to Captain's Flat, early, next month. The team will play a cricket match…
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NEXT Wednesday races will be held at Gundaroo when a nice little programme will be run off. Owing to the horseownere being under the impression that it was post…
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Without doubt this was one of the most successful meetings that have taken place for a number of years, and although the prizes were small there was a large number of…
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The Braidwood and Cooma Tennis Clubs met in a series of matches on the former's ground on Saturday last. The day was beautifully fine, and the games were witnessed by a large number of the…
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The St. Patrick's Day races at Gundaroo were about as successful as could be expected, taking into consideration the bad season, and [?]he bol[?]terous day last…
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The return cricket match between the boys attending the Queanbeyan and the Carwoola Public Schools took place at Carwoola on Saturday last, when Carwoola again had an…
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