Football
The Yass footballers will play their opening game on Saturday next,. July 4th, against Binalong, on the latter ground, to which place they will make…
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Sport, 1903
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Sporting. Football
THE medal competitions were continued on Saturday, the weather being fine and the attendance good. SENIOR MATCHES…
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The badge competition in both grades was resumed on Saturday, when the following matches took place:— JUNIOR…
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In Sydney, North Sydney beat Western Suburbs Newtown beat Eastern Suburbs, University beat Souh Sydney, and Glebe beat Balmain. A match between Braidwood and Back Creek…
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THE first round of the C.D.R.F. Union competition was brought to a finis a Saturday last. Two matches took place on the Crookwell showground…
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CONSIDERABLE interest is being manifested in the fancy-dress football match to be played on the showground on Friday next. About forty players…
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ON Saturday next the footballers will play against a team from Binalong on the local grounds. The local team will be picked from the following: Back…
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SIR,--I notice in your issue of 23rd instant that the committee of the Union awarded he above match to Crookwell, and the query presents itself, on what grounds? In your…
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C.S.R.F. UNION.—The committee met on Monday evening and dealt with a large amount of business. Judgment was given on a point raised by the Crookwell branch as…
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On last Saturday afternoon the last match of the first round in the senior division of the Crookwell B.C.S.U. was played at Gurrundah between teams representing Pejar and…
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SENIOR COMPETITION.--The match between Gurrundah and Pejar teams in the senior competition under the C.D.R.F. Union was played at…
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SIR,--In your lest issue I notice a letter from "M. Hannan" re the football match that should have been played between Pejar and Crookwell on 21st instant, and as it is therein…
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Sir,—As the referee who acted in the above match, I desire to briefly comment upon the torrent of abuse lovelled at all and sundry by the writer “Onlooker” who penned the so-called…
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There was a fair attendance of members at the usual weakly meeting of the above, held last Thursday evening in the boys' school-room, Bourke-street. Captain McShane…
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Crookwell union was to have played a match in Goulburn on Saturday, but, owing to the unfavourable, weather, the visitors did not put in an appearance…
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THERE was a fair attendance of members at the meeting on Thursday evening. Captain McShane presided. It was decided to purchase parallel bars and other appliances for…
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FANCY-DRESS FOOTBALL MATCH.--The fancy-dress football match and bicycle race promoted by a committee of local townsmen took place on the showground…
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The match, Northern Border v. Southern Districts, was played on the Sydney Cricket Ground No. 1 on Saturday, and won by Northern Border by 18 to nil. Teams:—…
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On Wednesday last the local Britons sustained their first defeat of the season at the hands of the Temora club on the latter's ground. The team representing the Britons…
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