Sporting Notes. Races to Come
The annual meeting of the Hay Licensed Victuallers Race Club will be opened today and concluded to-morrow. A splendid entry has been received for the various…
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Football
The committee of the local club met on Saturday night, when trophies premised for the season were allotted. Mr. E. Hargreaves' £1 1/- was for the best all-round…
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Hay R.C. -- May 14 and 15. Lochardt J. C. -- May 22. Urana R.C. -- May 27 and 28. Cootamundra T C. -- June 3 and 4…
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Jugiong Winter Meeting, May 26. Cootamundra Winter Meeting, June 3 & 4…
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It is to be hoped that the cricketers of the different clubs will allow a little more interest than they have hitherto done in cricket matters by attending the special…
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Cora Cob has been sent to Melbourne. The [?]hestnut son of Cobbitty is located at Mordialloc. Winoline and Caroline will, it is stated,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →International Cricket. the Australian Team. Match Against Surrey. London, May 12
The weather cleared sufficiently to allow play to be commenced at 4 p.m. Darling again won the toss from Jephson. Trumble, Jones and Kelly are standing out of the…
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The Australian eleven were last evening entertained at dinner by the Surrey Country Cricket Club at Kennington Oval. The Lord Chief Justice, Lord Alverstone…
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A number of persons interested in the formation of a football club was held at the hall on Saturday evening. It was decided to form a club, and to…
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THE attendance at the tennis dance on Wednesday night was particularly meagre. The weather was favourable for dancing, and there was a good…
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Mr Walter Harrison, Honorary Secretary of the Cavendish Table Tennis Club, writes in the current issue of the " Windsor Magazine "…
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Lockhart Jockey Club, Annual Meeting—May 22. Urana Annual Races—May 27 and 28. It has been stated that the Farewell…
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The Australians defeated Surrey by an innings and 98 runs. Surrey made 96 in their first innings and 122 in their second. Saunders took…
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The match between Gundagai and Goulburn Unions, to enable the selection of a combined team to be made, to take part in "country week" in Sydney at the latter end…
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Mr S. G. Cook suffered a big loss this week through the death of the sire The Admiral, who was by the Australian Cup winner Richmond…
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Jugiong Winter Meeting, May 26. Cootamundra Winter Meeting, June 3 & 4 Mr. J. Osborne, hon. secretary of the Jugiong Race Club, desires us to note that…
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"Wal" Higgins, the well-known fielder, took a fancy to Taber, who ran in the Hurdle Race at Hay, and secured him for £50. Taber, who is by Clamour from Morri…
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A meeting was held at the Pastoral Hotel, Wagga, on Thursday evening last to consider the question of fencing the cricket groand. Mr. H. E. Mitchelmore,…
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A meeting of the Wagga Cricket Association was heid at the Pastoral Hotel on Thursday evening last. There was a good number of cricketers present,…
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A meeting of the Tumut Football Club was held at the Commercial Hotel on Monday evening last, about 13 persons being present. Dr. Mason occupied the…
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