Mullender[?]ce Races
There Ran[?] came off yesterday (Friday) on Mr. W. T. Flanagans [?] and was fairly attended. Owing to the late hour at which they [?] our report most [?]…
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Special Telegrams. Bombala Races. Tuesday 28
Jack of Clubs won the Maiden Plate Plying Handicap, and Forced Handicap Cup.—Reindeer. Selling Race.—Trickett…
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ON Saturday last a match was played at Cambewarra between the Nowra and Cambewarra clubs. Nowra having having won the toss, decided to defend the "sticks," and when the last…
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THE first sports under the auspices of the Athletic club were held on Monday last, Easter Monday, and a great crowd mastered, the ladies assembling in full…
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These events came off on Monday, 17th April and I will endeavor to give you as many particulars as poor ability will afford Of course you will make all due…
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THESE races postponed from Easter Monday owing to the heavy fall of rain, came off on Tuesday, 18th inst. The course was in very had order, although I was informed that…
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REPORT and scores of the match Towamba v. Panbula, will appear next issue…
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THE return match between the Pyree and Cambewarra cricket clubs was played at Pyree on Saturday 22nd April, and resulted in a win for the for the formar club by 23 runs. For Pyree…
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A MATCH between the above Clubs was played in Eden on Saturday, 8th April, and resulted in a victory for Panbula, in one innings and 28 runs to spare. The ground was very dead indeed,…
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HURDLE RACE.—Jack, Acrobat, Eevenge. CORINTHIAN CUP.— Mesalliance, Sir Peter. STEEPLE CHASE.—Stag, Crysalis, Lucy. GOODWOOD HANDICAP.—Result, Spectr[?],…
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The meeting held on Monday night, in connection with the above sports, was well attended, and the following nominations were received by the secretary:—…
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President: Mr. A M'Lean, sen. Vice-president: Mr. J. Kennedy, sen. Treasurer: Mr. R. Aberdeen. Secretary: Mr. S. Richardson. Committee : Messrs…
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IT having been decided by the A.J.C., V.R.C., and S.A.J.C. to hold a conference for the purpose of assimilating the rules of racing in the three colonies, the first…
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STEWARDS: Messrs. P. Donovan Messrs. T. Gildea M. Piggott W. Sibbins W. Latta R. M‘Ca[?]ley…
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THE first event of [?] effort of the Merimbula Athletic Club came of on Queenâs birthday, on the race course, situated in the Merimbula Commonageâ[?] of ground, and in splendid order for…
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THE settling-up in connection with the annual regatta of the abovenamed club was held adjoining Host Devlin's hotel, Greenwell Point, last night week. Mr. Alexander M'Lean, the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Reuter's Telegrams London, Wednesday. Cricket
Australians v. Derbyshire. The latter, 1st innings, 106; Platts contributing 33. Australians 2 out for 122; Massic 66, Baunerman 24. Shaw and Selby have addressed a letter to the…
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A MEETING was held at Battle's Rooms on Saturday evening, for the purpose of forming a Football Club in Bega. There was a good, attendance…
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ON Saturday, evening a meeting of the Bega Football Club was held at Suttle's Rooms; there was a good muster. Mr. W. T. Campbell in the chair. The…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Football. [To the Editors of the Bega Standard.]
SIR,âHaving seen a local in your journal of Saturday last with reference to Football and that a scratch match was to be played on the Mill Flat in the afternoon, I thought, as…
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