Cricket. NEWTOWN v. COOLAMON
THE return match between these clubs was played on the local association ground on Saturday last, and resulted in an easy win for Newtown by one innings and 82 runs…
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Sporting Notes. by Tim Whiffler. Racing Fixtures
February 6th and 7th, Murrumburra Turf Club (annual meeting). February 7th, Farmers' Home Pony and Galloway Club (February meeting)…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Our Telegrams. Murrumburrah Races. HARDEN
Opening Handicap: Babette. Harden Handicap: Capstan. Town Plate: Opal 1, Snip 2, C. Burcher 3. SYDNEY, Tuesday…
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A snatch has been arranged beween teams from Wagga and Coolomon, to take place on the latter's club ground on Saturday next. The Coolamon team has been strengthened…
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ON Saturday next a Wagga team will journey to Coolomon to meet the local team. The following will take the field for Wagga —Conway, Hedditch, Hunt. Marks, Monks,…
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On Thursday, the Murrumburrah Turf Club brought its annual two days' meeting to a termination. As was notified by wire, the second day of the fixture had to be…
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February 14t and 15th, Cootamundra Turf Club (annual meeting). March 16th and 17th, Albury Racing Club (annual meeting)…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Municipal Races. Friday, 9Th February, 1894
ON the borough course, Cootamundra. Open to all qualified horses (registered). OFFICE BEARERS: Judge—J. J. Mare, Esq. Starter—A. J…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Sporting Notes. Racing Fixtures
February 14th and 15th, Cootamundra Turf Club (annual meeting). March 16th and 17th, Albury Racing Club (annual meeting)…
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February 14th and 15th Cootamundra Turf Club (annual meeting.) March 16th and 17th, Albury Racing Club (annual meeting.)…
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Warm, though not unpleasant, weather favored the first day of the above meeting, all the arrangements were in apple pie order, for which Mr. A. G. H. Sandeman,…
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A MATCH will be commenced this afternoon between teams representing the Wagga and Newtown Clubs, play to commence at 2 30 p.m. The teams are—Newtown: Hardy,…
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Charming weather was associated with the second and concluding day (Thursday) of the above fixture. The attendance was again a very large one, a noticeable feature being…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Fashions at the Races
As usual the ladies turned out in force to grace the annual meeting with their presence, and we certainly think the fair sex have a good deal to do with making…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Associated Racing Clubs. Conference of Delegates
ON Wednesday night a conference was held at the Albion hotel as above. Present Messrs. P. J. O'Donnell (elected chairman), Cootamundra; J. Leary and H. Newman,…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →The Annual Races. a Successful Meeting
Once again Cootamundra has witnessed the annual gathering of people from near and far to see the Cup, and bracelets, and prize money competed for by soma of…
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A match was played on the racecourse on Saturday between teams representing the Wagga Grammar School End Kincaid-street Clubs. The latter batting first ran up a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cricket. WAGGA v. NEWTOWN
A MATCH between teams representing these Clubs was commenced on Saturday afternoon. Each club was fairly represented, and some fast scoring was indulged in by some of the…
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We are indebted to the Cootamundra Herald for advance slips of the conference of delegates of associated racing club as follows:—On Wednesday night a conference…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →CRICKET. The Emancipation of the Slaves
If anyone knows of some nice quiet spot into which about twelve young men could crawl and comfortably die, they would oblige by sending address of same to the captain of…
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