Football
On Saturday last about 45 members of the various clubs assembled on the racecourse to take part in a matoh arranged to be played between the 1st 18 and the next 23, but…
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Football. FEDERALS v. COMMERCIALS
THE above clubs met yesterday on the Racecourse, when the Federals scored a most decisive win. As it was known that each club would place its strongest team in the field,…
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THE following are the teams chosen for this affternoon's match between the Federals and Mechanics. Players aro requested to be on the ground not later than 2.30 p.m…
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The following are the results of the second day's racing:— Flying Handicap.—Keepsake lst, Linnet 2nd, Hum[?]g 3rd. Betting: 6 to 4 against…
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A GOOD number attended on Saturday last to witness the above match, which proved to be one of the most exciting games contested between these clubs. It is worthy of…
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AN interesting game of football was played on the Racecourse yesterday afternoon between the Mechanics and Commercials. The Mechanics, owing to it being Wednesday,…
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THE following are the players chosen to represent Wagga in the match against Albury on Monday:—Evans, Murrell, Mongan, Wood, Miller, Hobson, G. Williams,…
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THE tournament for the captaincy of the Cootamundra Lawn Tennis Club was commenced on Saturday last. The first match was between Messrs Grave and…
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THE Cootamundra team, consisting of Messrs. Vaughan, Inglis, Weekes, and Tomson proceeded to Tumut on Sunday morning to meet a team of that place on Monday…
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A match has been arranged between the 2nd Federale v North Wagga, to be played on the racecourse on Saturday next. The respective sides will be evenly matched and…
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THE coursing settling was held at the Club hotel on Tuesday night, when there was a large attendance of the "dog push." The chair was occupied by Mr. H. A. O'Donnell,…
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ON Sunday morning a team, consisting of Messrs. Weekes, Inglis, Thompson, Vaughan, proceeded to Tumut to carry out a match which had been arranged with that…
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AN interesting game was played on Saturday between a seoond team from the Federal Club, and a team representing North Wagga. The North's, captained by G.Clarke, came…
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THE Dominations for the next Melbourne Cup were closed on Monday, when it was found that 164 horses had been entered for the 10,000 sovs. handicap. This number is 14…
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The raceourse on Saturday afternoon presented quite a lively appearance. The Grand Stand side being occupied by Polo players, while the football match between…
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THE above match was played at Junee on Saturday last, and resulted in a rather easy win for Wagga by four goals to one. G. Woods captained the Wagga team, and Ash,…
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THE football match played on Saturday last between the Mechanics and Federals was the best game, in overy respect, of the season. This waa brought about by the Mechanics…
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THE following are the names of the Newtown team picked to play on Saturday at Junee:— Gray, Miller, Williams, Kerr, Woods, Daley, Hann, Hobson, Monks, Fitzgerald,…
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