The V. T. C. Races
The Caulfield Cup Day was a very success one at Flemington. Lord and Lady Brassey were present. The results were:-…
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Sport, 1899
273 stories in Queanbeyan & Braidwood's papers · page 13 of 14
Cricket
MICALAGO and Urila teams played a friendly match at Micalago on Saturday last, which resulted in a win on the first innings for Micalago. The game was a very…
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The Queanbeyan cricket club open their season today (Saturday) when they meet a team from the Gundareo club. Neither side will have such strong teams as were pitted…
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Braidwood C. C. opened the season on Saturday last with a match against Bellevue, played on the latter’s ground. The day was all that could be desired for cricket. Messrs…
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Sydney, Tuesday.—It is reported that Lever, Cranberry, and The Chief are not training on too well. The betting market on the Derby is exceedingly quiet, while a fair amount of…
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Scorn is much fancied for the Derby and is a warm favourite. Dowey is also in great demand and will fun a great horse. Merriwee has shortened in price and…
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THE following players are requested to attend practice so as to enable the selection committee to select the team to represent Queanbeyan against Cooma on the 9th…
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THE following team will represent Queanbeyan in the match against Cooma for the Pooley Cup to be played in the local park on Thursday:--Beatty, Cox, Collett,…
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Under the heading of “ Church News ” a Melbourne paper has the following paragraph: Professor Rentoul is a many sided man, and takes a lively interest in most things, cricket…
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EXCELLENT weather favoured the opening of the V.R.C. spring meeting at Flemington on Saturday afternoon. The attendance was large and fashionable…
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A MOVEMENT is on foot to form another cricket club in town under the auspices of the half-holiday association. By reference to our business columns it will be seen that…
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THE first match for the Pooley Challenge Cup was played in the Park yesterday between the Cooma and Queanbeyan Clubs and the expected result occurred, Cooma…
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A MEETING was hrld at McPhrrson's Commercial Hotel last night for the purpose of forming another cricket club under the auspices of the local half-holiday…
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The Queanbeyan Cricket Club is suffering badly this year, and we hope a number of young players will come forward and help the old club. Last year was its best year;…
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OUR Captain's Flat friends seem to be going in a docker for amusements. Notwithstanding the prevailing depression and the exodus of minors and others from the…
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The match between the Queanbeyan Cricket Club and 15 unattached players came off on Wednesday afternoon. Owing to the heavy hailstorm that fell at 2 o'clock…
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Matters pertaining to cricket are practically dead here just now, there being little or no practice done. At the opening meeting of the season a good deal of enthusiasm was…
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The cricket match Queensland v. N. S. W. was commenced on Saturday at noon, the rain having caused a postponment from' Friday. Gregory, Howell, and Iredale were…
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THE match started last Wednesday week between the Queanbeyan C.C. and a miscellaneous team was finished on Wednesday and resulted in an easy win for the Club…
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A general meeting of the members of the local tennis club was held on Wednesday evening in the School of Arts, Mr T. J. F. Cadden in the chair. The only business…
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