Good News Cricket Club Forming
The meeting convened for the formation of a cricket club at Wentworth Falls was well attended, and a fine feeling of sportsmanship…
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Football
A friendly scratch match will be played on Sunday afternoon on the Show local players will engage…
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At Wentworth Falls, the best results of the Eighteen Holes Bogey Handicap were:—E. S. Crane (6), 1 down; Dr. Tas. Wilson (8), 3…
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Katoomba golf links are assuming shape and style under Caretaker Whiting. The greens, fairways, and surrounding country are all receiving…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Sporting Scholastics Reviews Cricket Club
Willow-wielders, under the above banner, foregathered on Friday evening for the fourth annual meeting of Katoomba School of Arts Cricket…
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Messrs. S. Foran (secretary), T. Kempster (treasurer), S. Shiells, R. Gillogley, R. Meeks, J. Starkey, V. Shiels, R. Camphell, W. Kelly,…
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The match for to-morrow will be Sargents v. a Mountains representative team; kick-off, 3 p.m. The team to represent the…
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The final of the Bat Simons trophy will be played on Sunday. The Leura Methodist tennis club played all over representatives of the…
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Another championship hats been finished on Katoomba green. It hung fire far too long, owing to "unforeseens" that Invariably crop up…
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The employees of Katoomba Council have formed a crickekt club, and intend taking part in the competition this season. Already there are over…
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"The Sun" Newspaper Football Club visited Katoomba last week-end, and lowered the localites' colors by 5 to 2, after one of the best games…
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To-morrow at 3 oclock, the annual meeting of the Blue Mountains Cricket Association will be held in Katoomba School of Arts. It is to be…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Cricket Association Annual Meeting Delegates Optimistic
Delegates from Katoomba, Leura, Blackheath, and Wentworth Falls, congregated at Katoomba School of Arts on Saturday afternoon, to attend…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Five-minute Interviews No. 73 the Cricket Enthusiast
Mr. George Thomas, a native of England, and now of Kogarah, is a keen cricket enthusiast. A contemporary of Grace, Spofforth, Boyle,…
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At Tuesday's meeting of Katoomba Council, a letter was received from Katoomba Golf Club, urging the Council to reconsider the question…
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Wea[?]worth Falls had a runaway win against Katoomba Council on Saturday, and scored a four-point win, Though outclassed, the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →New from all Blue Mountains District Centres Hints on Tennis "Hitting the Air"
It is always a good plan for the tennis beginner not to attempt too many strokes at first. It is far more important, to be able to play a really…
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WHILE "The Echo" is anxious to assist to the fullest extent in popularising all sport on the nine Mountains, it will be realised that this…
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How the Scottish National game began at Leith and Blackheath, is told in an interesting article by Ber-nard Darwin in a Home magazine:—…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Bowls-de-luxe Katoomba's Fine Showing Last Two Heads Fatal
It was bowls-de-luxe last Saturday, when the popular president of the N.S.W. Bowling Association, Mr. John Scott, brought five Association…
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