Racing Fixtures
Cootamundra Pony and Galloway races, Jan. 11. Entries close Jan. 4. Burrangong Turf Club annual meeting, Jan. 18 and 19, 1893…
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The Boxing Kangaroo in London
The Daily Daily writes:—"The boxing kargaroo has arrived. Raving escaped purchase by Mme. Bernhardt at Sydney, drowning at Colombo, and death from grief…
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A match between the local Mechanics and the Temura C. C. was played on the Liter's ground on Monday last, aud resulted in a rather easy win for the Coots…
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The match between the Mechanics and Federals will be resumed at 2.30 this afternoon. At present the game stands—Federals, first innings 190; Mechanics, 8…
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The match between South Australia and Victoria was concluded in Melbourne on Wednesday, resulting in ft win for the latter by 6 wickets…
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It is gratifying to note the revival in cricket circles in this district, and it recalls the battles fought and won during the old Summerfield Cup days…
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The Wagga players are not as regular in their practice as they might be. If one lived to be a hundred years old there would still be something to learn, and practice…
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The Federals will, it is thought, have to bat three men short to-day, and they will have to put their best leg forward if they want to score that 139…
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Although the names of the 13 cricketers chosen to form the eighth Australian team for England have not vet been officially announced, it is generally understood that…
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SOME idea of the hard training and self-denial to which the amateur Athletes at the United States subject themselves, is afforded by a despatch in the New York Times from New…
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Good work Federals. An easy win. But it did not look such a "monte" at one part of the game. Anything but such, when the last wickets were going one after the other…
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The Melbourne people are very indignant at the action of the selection committee in leaving J. E. Barrett out of the Australian Eleven. Barrett has certainly greater…
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The following Newtown players are requested to practice during next week for the watch with Coolamon on 26th January:— Crackcntborpe, Ogilvie (3), Maloney, Gray,…
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Owing to the Federals being unable to got a team to visit Junee to-day, the match arranged to take place at that place has been abandoned, as also has the match between…
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It is reported that the Australian Eleven are contemplating a visit to America on the completion of their English engagement whens they will probably play several…
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Well done again Feds. Keep going and practicing, and bye and bye ye may be able to do what ye did at football—beat the older players on even terms. Certainly, the…
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The following will represent Newtown in the cricket match against Coolamon, to he played on the Association cricket ground to-day, commencing at 10 o'clock sharp:—…
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COOLAMON sent a very strong team to do battle against the Newtown men and the result was never in doubt. What were you a-doing of Newtown to…
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In his North American Review article on International Yacht Racing, Lord Dunraven puts the value of "our English pleasure fleet" at not far short…
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