Football Notes
THE fancy dress match at Bowral on Saturday was not the success that it was anticipated to be, although it succeeded in providing amusement for many, the old lady…
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A Racing Sweep Swindle
The appeal of William Page, jun, against a conviction obtained before the Criminal Court wan argued in the Banco Court on Friday. The case 1 ad reference to an…
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A MATCH, under British Association Rules, will be played at Bowral this afternoon between teams representing Bowral and Mittagoug. Play commences at 1.45. The…
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The fancy dress football match at Bowral on Saturday last was not the success it was anticipated. Only some half—dozen of the Mose Vase players turned up and a very one—sided game was witnessed…
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On Saturday afternoon a good attendance assembled on the Glebe to witness the match under British Association Rules, between Mittagong and Bowral. The…
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THE Association were euchred from having their last match at Picton on Saturday by the rain, and they will now have to lay the leather aside and give the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →An Extraordinary Cricket Incident
ONE of the most extraordinary events ever happening on the cricket field took place at Ipswich in 1853. William Gaffyn fielding at long-off to William Clarke'B bowling threw…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Racing Sweeps to be Stopped by the Queensland Government
The Government have decided to prohibit the delivery of letters to sweep promoters in Queensland after, the end of the present year. A notification, signed by the Postmaster…
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AT a meeting of the committee held at Bowral on Wednesday afternoon, arrangements were made in connection with the projected cricket match, English…
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THE match that was to have been played between the Association and Miltagong Recreation clubs on Saturday at Bowral did not come off owing to the nonappearance of the visitors. Much disappointment…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →A Lady's Swimming Feat
A REMARKABLE feat was performed in England on August 14 by Miss Minna Wookey, a young lady twenty-one years of age. She undertook to swim a mile in the river Avon…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cricket. Visit of the English Xi
A MEETING of the committee appointed to arrange matters in connection with the promised visit of Stoddart's English team, was held in the Bowral School of…
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JUDGE: C. L. Nicholson, J.P,; STARTER: A. D. Badgery, J.P.; CLERK OF SCALES: T. Townsend; CLERK OF COURSE: T. Fahey HANDI-CAPPERS: T. Monk, H. Wiles, A. B. Young;…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Oddfellows' Races
The Oddfellows' Anniversary races took place on the Wingecarribee racecourse on Friday last (Prince of Wales' Birthday). The weather was fine and there was a good…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Racing for a Gold-mine Near Braidwood
THE Major's Creek correspondent to Braidwood Dispatch writes:—Mr. H. Hinchcliffe and Mr. C. Crandall, two of our miners, had been in court endeavouring to settle a…
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A correspondent writes to the Westminster Gazette:—"During the season that has just closed there was an unusual number of fatalities and serious injuries…
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THE married and single members of the Sutton Forest Debating Society cricket club met again (for the third time this season) on Saturday last to settle the question of superiority, and after a close…
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TEN YEARS' RECORD. — The prosecutions against publicans in the colony of Victoria, for selling inferior, adulterated liquor for the ten years ended…
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THE Association will visit Hillview this afternoon, where they play the Government House team. Trap leaves Bowral at one o'clock sharp. Following are the Association players:—Messrs. Cope, J. Griffiths,…
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