Football
IF comments in the press are likely to affect the.welfare of the Gundagai players they have a poor outlook. They are charged with "pointing," being frightened,…
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Cricket
It is taken for granted that tho local club will make an effort to revive the game here this season. At the commencement of last season prospects were bright, and the club…
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DURING the week the following games were played:—Miss MacKay and Raff scratch, beat Miss A. O'Donnell and Louden 15; Miss…
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THE annual races at Hunthawang eventuated on Saturday last. The weather was all that could be desired, and a fair number of…
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A meeting of the cricketers will be hold at an early date. Our boys will have their work cut out to hold the Lewis Challenge Cup this season…
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Disguise II. won the Jockey Club Stakes in England; JollyTar was second, Forfarshire third. Diamond Jubilee (the Prices of Wales' Derby winner) came in a bad fifth…
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The Jockey Club Stakes, run yesterday. resulted as follows:—Disgaise [?], Jolly Tar 2, Forfarshire 3. Diamond Jubilee, the Derby winner, was a bad fifth…
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Cottee and Ganmain met at Ganmain on Saturday, in a District Association match, which was decided upon the first innings, Cottee being victorious…
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THE Junee Lawn Tennis Club, which has had a most successful season, intends to hold a dance to wind up the Tennis Year. The date of the…
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At the last monthly meeting of the committee of the School of Arts, Coolamon, it was proposed that a day's racing be organised to wipe off part of…
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West Wyalong Race Club, Oct. 5. Gundagai, Oct. 31 and Nov. 1 Adelong Jockey Club November 7. Tumut Turf Club—November 9…
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A MEETING to resuscitate the Gundagai Cricket Club was held at Leary's hotel on Friday night last. There were present—Messrs. H. Braine (chair), T. Ches…
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SIR,—In your contemporary paper at Tumut, in the issue of tho 11th inst., appears another tissue from the "win, tie, or wrangle" youth. There is not…
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At a meeting of the cricket club it was decided to hold a ball in aid of the funds early this month, and Mr. and Mrs. Corby have kindly offered to…
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J. H. Hellings, the Sydney swimmer, won the 100 yards championship of the Southern Counties beating Ruball, the Austrian Champion, by a yard…
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West Wyalong Race Club, Oct. 5. Gundagai, Oct. 31 and Nov. 1 Adelong Jockey Club November 7. Tumut Turf Club—November 9…
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Tim Nolan, of Sydney, and Joe Cullen, of Melbourne, heavy-weights, fought at the Golden Gate Athletic Club. It was a hurricane contest…
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To-morrow (Saturday) one of the best matches of the year will be played on the local wicket between those two old rivals Derrain and Coolamon, and there…
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