Cricket
This afternoon the Wagga and Newtown Clubs will meet for the first time this season. Each club will be well represented, and an interesting match should result. Players…
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Social. Tennis Ball
IN response to numerous invitations sent out by the Tennis Club for Wednesday evening last, about 40 couples attended, the gentlemen being in the majority, which is…
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The first match of the season between teams representing the above clubs was played on Saturday last, and as it was only a one day fixture ended in a draw…
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A match was played yesterday afternoon between Copland and Co.'s employees and the employees of the combined stores, and resulted in an easy win for the former BY…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Shearers' Races and Ball at Abbotsford, Wingen. Abbotsford Shearers' Races. Opening Handicap—3/4 mile
The Abbotsford shearers and shed hands finished a very successful shearing on Wednesday, the 11th, and as they all had second sheds waiting to start early next…
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THIS afternoon teams from the Wagga and Newtown Clubs meet in the first of a series of club premiership matches proposed to be played during the present season. It will…
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SATURDAY afternoon last saw the commencement of the first match styled premiership between the above clubs. Everything was in first-class order, the ground…
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The first premiership match of the season between the above clubs was commenced on the Association ground on Saturday last. The Newtown eleven batting first, held…
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The Muttama cricketers cannot form a club this season. They have twice tried to get ft meeting together, but without success, and now moat of the members are joining…
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Maiden Plate.—Malachite, Dryden, Enchanter. Nursery Handicap.—Gale and Bluecap ran a dead heat, with Sir Geowre second…
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A MEETING of the committee of the Cricket Association was held on Tuesday evening at tho Pastoral Hotel. Present—Messrs. J. H. Wilkins (in the chair), H. Marks, C. E…
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That winning a prize in a big Cup consultation may sometimes involve trouble wag demonstrated forcibly in Melbourne during the week. A poor man, who resides in…
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The Railway Commissioners have arranged for the issue of holiday excursion tickets from Sydney to Melbourne and back by the mail train leaving Sydney at 9 p.m. to…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Cricket. Newtown V. Wagga
The match between the above mentioned clubs was resumed on Saturday afternoon last. The intermittent light showers which fell at intervals during the afternoon rendered…
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NOTWITHSTANDING the adverse weather which prevailed on Saturday afternoon, the above clubs met to continue the match commenced on the previous Saturday. The rain…
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ON Saturday last a team of four, representing the Cootamundra Lawn Tennis Club, met four of the Junee players at Junee on Dr. Button's court kindly lent by him for…
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The Cootamundra and Wagga cricketers play a match here on the 9th November. Temora held a meeting last Thursday night, and started a club called the United…
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The following have been selected by the association selection committee to practice for the forthcoming match Wagga versus Cootamundra to be played on Friday…
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The following comprise the Stockinbingal team, which meet Cootamundra in a contest for the Hansen cup to-day:—W. Harrold, P. J. Harrold, J. F. Harrold, M. Harrold,…
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