Football
The boys from the local Public School journeyed to Tumut on Saturday to ful [?] their competition fixture with the Premiers or that town. The visitors were…
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Tennis. the Oura Club
A large number of people, including visitors from Wagga, assembled to witness the opening of the Oura Lawn Tennis Club, which took place at the…
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A large number of people, including visitors from Wagga, assembled to witthe opening of the Oura Lawn Tennis Club, which took place at the Oura…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Swimming. Long Distance Championship. Australian Collapses. London, June 29
The long distance swimming race on the Thames (15 miles) was won by the English crack, Jarvis. Beaurepaire, the Australian champion,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Long Distance Swimming. Fifteen Miles Race. Victorian Competitor Defeated. Seized with Cramps. London
A fifteen miles swimming contest from Richmond to Blackfriars, took place on the Thames on Saturday, between J. A. Jarvis, the long distance…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Football. Australian. Wagga V. Combined Sydney. Great Victory for Wagga
The combined team of Sydney footballers, sent by the N. S. Wales Football League to the Riverina, arrived at Wagga by Friday night's train. The…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Triangular Cricket. Australia's Attitude Criticised. Exceedingly Inconsistent. London
Mr. Abe Bailey, the South African millionaire, who has been interesting himself in connection with the promotion of the triangular cricket scheme,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Football. Association. Wagga Defeat Combined Sydney. Splendid Game by Home Team
The team of footballers representing the combined clubs playing in Sydney under the Australian rules met Wagga on the Cricket Ground on Saturday…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Sporting Notes. Races to Come. Narrandera Race Club (Show Meeting), August 7
According to Victorian ringmen, says a Sydney paper, Post Town was backed all over Australia for the Melbourne Cup prior to the weights appearing,…
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The long distance swimming race in the Thames from Richmond to Blackfriars Bridge (15 miles) was won by J. A. Jarvis. The Victorian, Frank Beaurepaire, collapsed at…
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Devotees of this old and fascinating game will be interested to learn that Mr. Richmond Whytt has commenced business at Wood's Chambers,…
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New South Wales and Queensland played a draw at Brisbane on Saturday, each side scoring 9 points. The British and New Zealand teams played…
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The New South Wales footballers, returning from Brisbane, defeated Toowoomba by 31 points to 12…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cricket
Playing for Gloucestershire v. Sussex, at Gloucester, G. L. Jessop scored 164 in two hours' play, hitting 22 runs from one over…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sport. Racing Fixtures Narandera Race Club (Show Meeting)— August 7. the Turf
The programme of the Narandera Race Club's Show meeting will be found in our business columns Prize money totalling 60 sovs. is set apart for the fixture. Mr. W. T…
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There is a possibility of Burns' appearances being confined to Sydney. At any-rate there is some difficulty about arranging contests in Melbourne. The State…
Continued on Trove, page 23 →Rosehill Races
Though not as bad for backers as the two previous fixtures, the Rosehill meeting saw several favorites beaten, and the racing responsible for some great reversals of form…
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The weather was anything but good at Mooney Valley on Saturday, but nevertheless a good crowd witnessed the day's sport, which was of a very interesting nature. The…
Continued on Trove, page 25 →Aspendale Park Races
A very successful meeting was decided by the Aspendale Park R.C last Wednesday, the weather and attendance being very goal. The feature of the day was the success…
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