Football
The Young "Britons" beat the Cootarmundra "Waratahs," at Young, on Wednesday last, by 8 points to nil. The intercolonial match between…
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Sporting. Racing Fixtures
Murrumbidgee Race Club (Show Meeting)—August 24. Cootamundra, Turf Club (Spring Meeting)—August 30…
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ON Saturday afternoon last, a very, enjoyable and close contest, was played on Mr. W. H. Bullen’s court at Old Junee between a team got together by…
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The juniors play Lintondale tomorrow. The match between the "Federals and a team representing the…
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Murrumbidgee Race Club (Show Meeting)—August 24. Cootamundra Turf Club (Spring Meeting)—August 30…
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Daring a match yesterday between Lancashire and Somerset cricket teams, Phillips, the umpire, no-balled Mold, the Somerset bowler, eighteen times in…
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The following players will represent the Federal Boys in a match against the Tumut Juniors at Adelong on to-morrow afternoon:—J. Fifield…
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Fatal accidents are, fortunately, very rare occurrences in cricket, yet of those that are recorded none is more extraordinary perhaps than the following, which…
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The no-balling of Mold, the Lancashire bowler, by James Paillips, the umpire, in a match played at Manchester between the counties of Lancashire and…
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Peter Jackson, ex-champion heavy weight boxer, died on Saturday night at a private sanatorium at Roma (Queensland) from consumption. He was in his fortieth year…
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The usual monthly competition over a 9-hole course will be played this (Wednesday) afternoon. The four best actual scorers will play off for the club's championship for the…
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Teams representing Wagra and Gobarralong met at the latter place on the 14th instant. The Wagra team was chiefly composed of Gundagai players, the village being…
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In addition to the names already announced (Jessop, Lilley, and Hayward), Mr. Maclaren has engaged Messrs. C. B. Fry, R. E. Foster, and J. T. Tyldesley for the English cricket…
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Murrumbidgee Race Club (Show Meeting)—August 24. Cootamundra Turf Club (Spring Meeting)—August 30…
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The half-mile foot race between W. M'Manus (New South Wales) and Dave Smith. (Bundaberg) for £50 a side took place at Bundaberg (Queensland) on Friday…
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The July meeting of the above o'ub held on the Plumpton Grounds, Lake Albert, yesterday afternoon, proved successful. The weather, although cold, was fine, and…
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The football match between the Queensland and Metropolitan teams, played in Sydney to-day, was won by the former by 29 points to 16…
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Messrs. P. Moran and E. W. Donnelly, J's.P., had an interesting case to adjudicate upon at the Wagga Police Court on Tuesday, the result of an assertion made…
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