Football Match. QUEANBEYAN v. Foxlow Wanderers
On Saturday last the local footballers had a match with the Foxlow Wanderers, and we venture to say that it was the best game that has been played on the Rec. this…
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Sport, 1897
145 stories in Queanbeyan & Braidwood's papers · page 6 of 8
Football
THE following players are requested to attend practice to-morrow afternoon, and to get into form for the match for the Cup which is set down for decision on the 11th…
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THE gentlemen's singles has brought a good field to the front no loss than 16 on tries having been received and the following handicaps have been declared: -- Mr…
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The Captain's Flat Rovers have accepted the challenge from the Queanbeyan Football Club to play for the O'Sullivan Challenge Cup at Captain's Flat on Saturday next, the…
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WEDNESDAY afternoon there were fully 150 persons present to witness the above match which took place in the Park. About 3 o'clock twenty footballers…
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Sydney, Friday—O'Trigger has now been scratched for his Melbourne and C[?]ulfield Cups engagements. Speculation on the Metropolitan Handicap…
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The Queanbeyan footballers on Wednesday took a novel departure, and one that greated no little amusement. They held a muff fancy dress match on the Rec. Over…
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At the conclusion of tho football match at Dunedin on Saturday the spectators, annoyed at the defeat of the local players, threw…
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Play in connection with the tennis tournament is proceeding apace, so much so that the players are pretty well able to foretell the results. Mr Commins, who gives big…
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Football under any circumstances is not the gentle of games, but some of those wich took place on Saturday were especially marked by battery and assault…
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The match at Kensington between the Redfern Waratsh and Glebe teams on Saturday resulted in a free fight about five minutes before time was called, and the referee left the ground. Waratsh…
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The spring meeting of the A.J.C. Commenced at Randwick on Saturday, the weather being fine and the attendance large. Following were the results of the day's racing:-…
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THE Captain's Flat Rovers and a team representing Queanbeyan try conclusions in the Queanbeyan Park next Saturday afternoon. As the Qneanhbeyan players have…
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PERCY CAVILL, the Australian amateur swimmer, on Saturday met J. H. Tyers, the English amateur, in the first match of a series which had been…
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THE Tennis "Gents' Singles" is as anticipated a foregone conclusion for Mr. Commies, this gentlemen outclassing all others by his superb play, but the interest of the…
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To-day (Saturday) the Rover Football team from the Flat are expected, and a good game with local boys is anticipated. The team to represent the locals will be chosen…
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A CONSIDERABLE amount of interest was manifested in the match Queanbeyan v the Captain's Flat Rovers, and as the latter team have twice beaten the local players in…
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The Captain's Flat Rovers, the unconquered heroes, paid a visit to Queanbeyan on Saturday last, and played a friendly game with a Queanbeyan team. They went back…
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THE half-yealy meeting of our local tennis club was held last Wednesday night and very great interest was evinced both by the fair sex and the gentlemen members…
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DEAR SIR,--When I peruse the news in your paper of places insignificantly important in comparison with the town of Queanbeyan (as far as the above subject is…
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