The Ethics of Racing
THE National Observer devotes some space to a disquisition on the ethics of racing, asaotting that the practice which gave rise to the famous Gimerack speech are commoner…
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Sporting. Cricket. Tumut v. WAGGA
This match was played at Wagga on Monday, the attendance being very fair. The visitors batted first, and although they are used to a concrete wicket they utterly failed…
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DECEMBER 22.—A meeting of the Jugiong Jockey Club was held at O'Mara'a hotel on Saturday night, 15th inst. Mr. Jas. Osborne J.P. occupied the chair. Office-hearers for…
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There being no sports locally on Boxing Day a largo number of Cootamundra people proceeded to Gundagai by the morning train, to attend the day's…
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A SPORTING case of considerable interest, especially to racehorse owners and managing bodies of racing clubs, was bofore Mr. Justice Hodges on Thursday (the Age…
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On the subject of district cricket matches Mr. A. A. Devlin of Junee writes:—During the season 1891 I took a cricket team to Wagga to play the Wagga Association…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Correspondence. (We do not necessarily endorse the opinions of our correspondents.) CRICKET. (To the Editor of the Wagga Advertiser.)
SIR,—During the season 1891 I took a cricket team to Wagga to play the Wagga Association crioketors. Since that time attempts to get the Wagga men to come to…
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