Football. a Peep Into the Past. How the Game Has Developed
Few people realise the antiquity of Football, and a glimpse back into the past makes interesting reading. The game, in some form or another, is…
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Football
The following have been selected to represent Gosford in their match against Wyong, to be played at Wyong on Saturday next, May 3:—Full-back…
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A review of the two semi-finals end the final should be interesting to all who have followed up the cricket of the season. First the game between…
Continued on Trove, page 22 →Gosford Races. Entries for Tuesday Next
Maiden Handicap, 6 furlongs.—Rozel Boy, Dighton Lady, Circus Queen (imp.), F.C.H., Antonray, Snachad, Landbern, Euralia, Iapyx, Gin Yow…
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There was not a very good attendance at the Tennis Dance last Friday night—there were too many counter-attractions thenabout. However, those…
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Now that the football season is approaching, both players and referees should make a note of the new rulings in the game which will be brought into…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Football. WYONG & District League
The annual meeting of Wyong and District Rugby Football League was held on Saturday, 26th April. Report and balance-sheet were received…
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An unusual incident occurred during the course of the cricket match on the local Park last Friday, says the Taree "Champion." One of the Taree…
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The annual gene[?] was held on the new Courts, East Gosford, on Saturday. There was a large attendance; the President, Mr. C. K. Adrian…
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The working bees to lay down the [?] at the Sports Ground have not been too well attended to date, but the few who have turned up…
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At the annual meeting of the Wyong Rugby League Football Club, a satisfactory financial balance was shown. Officers were elected as follows:—…
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The first grade team had to give Gosford a forfeit on Saturday — apparently the players are not quite in football swing yet, and a team could…
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Two games of League football were-played by Farm Home teams yesterday, and in each of them the boys scored a victory. The first team played…
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We hear that entries are coming in freely for the tournament promoted by the local Club, to take place on 7th and 9th June. This Club is fortunate…
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We are requested to remind Club Secretaries and tennis players generally that entries for the open tournament at Lisarow close with Mr. T. E…
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The annual meeting of the Ourimbah Football Club was held on Wednesday evening last in Kay's billiard saloon. The attendance was good, and well…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →New Swimming Baths for Gosford
The need for new Swimming Baths at Gosford was discussed by the Council on Monday, on a letter from the Swimming Club. The President and…
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By scoring 1004 runs in a single season without actually losing his wicket, Charles Sheriff, a 16-year-old Victorian boy, sets a new world's record. He…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Football. Wyong & District Rugby League. First Grade. Gosford v. WYONG
The above match was played on Gosford Waterside Park on Saturday last, and a fair number witnessed the tussle. The game resulted in a win…
Continued on Trove, page 21 →Golf at Wyong
As a result of the introduction of the "golf germ" into Wyong a short time ago by a gentleman named O'Keeffe, there' are now in the town…
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