Raising the Wind Cricket Club Auction
A successful effort to raise the wind was made at Monday night's second annual re-union of the Katoomba Cricket Club. A cake in the…
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Football Notes Another Dead End Important Junior Match
Soldiers' protest against Federals for playing a man who is alleged not to have fulfilled residential conditions is not yet Bottled, During the…
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The Katoomba Cricket Club held its second annual smoker in the Masonic Hall, on Monday night. The feature of the evening was the inward…
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The game is booming It is ten years since similar interest and activity were evinced in the game…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Football K.O. Final Bathurst Western Premiers
Soldiers and Federal meet on the Katoomba Reserve, on Saturday, in the knock-out final. Play will start at 3 p.m., with Mr. Baldwin in…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Cricket Association. Preparing for the Season. Second Annual Meeting
A thoroughly representative gathering of Mountain sports ushered in the cricket season on Saturday afternoon, when the above meeting was…
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His Excellency the Governor, Sir Walter E. Davidson, has accepted the position of patron of the Went worth Falls Golf Club and it is on the cards…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Fore! Golf Club for Katoomba Getting Things Ready
On Saturday last, a number of Katoomba business men met in Mr. T. Lawrie's office and confirmed the desirability of forming a golf club with…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Cricket Chatter Season Opens To-morrow
The competition, controlled by the Blue Mountains Cricket Association, opens to-morrow, and gives every promise of being as successful as…
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Federals and Soldiers, rivals in the B.M.D. League competition, met in the final for the premiership at the Katoomba Reserve on Saturday. A…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Cricket Chatter Opening Matches
Sec.. Dwyer reports that the Katoomba Club defeated Springwood by 6 wickets, but sends no scores. He congratulates the East-enders on the…
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A second meeting of the committee formed to arrange preliminaries for the formation of the above club was held in the Council Chamber on…
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The tennis club is one of Katoomba's eldest institutions, having survived its 28th birthday, going stronger than over. The annual…
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For to-morrow afternoon, the following fixtures are arranged:— Leura v. Katoomba, at Leura. Springwood v. Blackheath, at…
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Last night, Mr. Loch Cameron presided over the first committee meeting of the new year. Messrs, Crawford, Tabrett, Hanson, Bateman…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Medlow Bath Tennis Club
Local tennis players met in [?] onuous on Thursday last. Something had to be done, and faith, Mr. Callan and his clubmates, did it. There…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cricket Notes How the Games Went
Another stage of the Blue Mountains Cricket Competition was concluded on Saturday last, when Black-heath secured an easy win over…
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An important delegate meeting is called for next Wednesday evening, November 16. The Victorian postal team will…
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The delegate meeting, reported elsewhere, was a mild "wigs on the green." Faney Wally Sinclair a militant. Wonderful what the wet…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Leura Golf Links to Be Doubled in Size
The Leura Golf Co. Ltd has purchased 40 acres of land, to make the links a complete course, viz., 18 holes instead of 9 as now. This will…
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