United Football Club. Annual Re-union
The annual re-union of the United Football Club, to celebrate the close of the football season and for the purpose of presenting the trophies won by members of the club…
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Football
On Wednesday lost, the Gundagai footballers journeyed to Tumut to play the final match of the season, and gained a victory by the small margin of one, the scours being 8 to 76. Cas Bourke and…
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The Goburralong [?] met Jugiong on Saturday last. The game excited great interest, for it was the first guns of football ever played at Gobarralong. The home team won the toss, and…
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About 800 people attended the M.T.C Show Race meeting, hold an Saturday last( writes our special representative.) The [?] was splendid, which induced a…
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A match was commenced yesterday between Mr. A. E. Stoddart's eleven which recently visited Australia, and an eleven representing All England. The following…
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The final match of the season in which say footballers are to engage—Tumut v. Gundagai, on the local ground—has been postponed from Saturday next to, perhaps, Wednesday…
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The annual meeting of the Gundagai Cricket Club will take place at the Criterion hotel on Tuesday evening, when a good roll-up of the flannel donners is looked forward to. The report…
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THE above match was concluded to-day, and resulted in an easy victory for Stoddart's team. The second innings of Stoddart's elevenw as declared closed when the scores…
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MATCH has been arranged between teams representing the Mitta Mitta and Bongongolong clubs, to be played on the latter's ground on 28th instant…
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A general meeting of the members of the above club was held on Monday night to re-organise the club. The president (Dr. Florance) in the chair…
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THE annual general meeting of the above club was held at the School of Arts on Tuesday, 17th inst. Mr. Monks presided. The report, which recorded a very prosperous…
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The annual meeting of the Gundagai Cricket Club was held at the Criterion hotel on Tuesday evening last. There were present—Messrs. J. Leary, Geo. McKenzie, Kyle, Griffin, A. Leary,…
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A COMMITTEE meeting of the Wagga Golf Club was held on Tuesday last at Mr. H. T. Davidson's office, Gurwood-street, when there were present Messrs. W. A. Rogers…
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A cricket match was played on Wednesday between the Cosmopolitans and a team styling themselves "The Idiots," and ws won by the latter…
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THE Cootamundra Spring Meeting is to be held to-day, and, judging from present appearanoes, the meeting ought to be a success. The secretary (Mr. Sandeman) is…
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The local "knights of the willow" are for the past week or so indulging very freely in practice on the Albert Park, and most of them are already showing good form. We…
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The annual general meeting of the above club was held at Mr. Culhane's hotel on Saturday night last when there was a fair attendance of members present. Mr. A…
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THE adjourned annual general meeting of the Newtown Cricket Club was held at the Wagga Hotel on Monday evening, 22rd inst. There was a fair attendance of…
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The secretary of the local Cricket Club (Mr. A. E. Molesworth), received a telegram from the secretary of the Eurongilly Cricket Club yesterday, stating that owing to the death of Mr. John…
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