Public Schools Athletic Association
THE committee of the above met at Nowra on Saturday morning last to settle accounts in conection with the recent sports meeting. The hon. treasurer, Mr. A. King,…
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Cricket Notes
A match will be played on the Church Point to-morrow afternoon between the Kiama and Albion Park Clubs. The past and present students of the…
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In the [?] Wollongong v. Dapto, at Wollongong, to-day, the Wollongong representatives will be:—Dr. H. Lee, Messsrs. Cook, J. Easterbrook, Oxley…
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A MEETING of the above club was held in the School of Arts on Wednesday after noon. The ladies present were Mesdames Burgess (in the chair), Knight (treasurer),…
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A match will be played on the Church Point to-morrow afternoon between the Kiama and Broughton Village clubs The following players will represent…
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According to a letter received by West Australian cricket authorities, Lord Hawke's team will not visit the Australian States…
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Tho local players who took part in Country week matches in Sydney were Rev. C. A. White, George Bankin, and J. E Layton…
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Owing to the illness of his mother, Lord Hawke will not accompany the team of English cricketers to New Zealand. Latest advices stated that the team was to have…
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We would remind that those interested, that entries for the various events, Wollongong Race Club's next meeting, close on Thursday next. The races, which…
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Wollongong and Corrimal Cricket Clubs met in the district competition on Saturday last on the Green, the result being a decisive win for Wollongong. Dr. Leo,…
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On Monday, an interesting cricket match, for a dinner, was played in Stuart Park, between officers (past and present) of the Star of the South,…
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The committee of the above club have decided to extend the date for one month for the closing of nominations for thier big event in June. Nominations are coming in…
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In our report of the Figtree-Brighton cricket match in last issue, we stated that the former were defeated by an innings and 61 runs. It should have read 7 wickets 61…
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The Spring meeting of the Dapto Race Club was held on Wednesday, on the Lakelands course. The attendance was about 250 in number. The weather…
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The Dapto Race Club held a meeting on Wednesday last on the Brownsville course. The day was very hot, and the attendance numbered about 200, a large per centage of…
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SIR,—Bring a firm believer and lover of legitimate sport, I must congratulate the committee of the Wollongong Race Club on thier decision to prohibit all games of…
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The entires for the meeting in connection with the Wollongong Race Club at the course next Thursday have eclipsed all previous efforts as far as numbers are concerned…
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It has been definitely decided that the teams race proposed shall take place, Messrs. A. Peterson, W. Waldron and F. Donnan, being selected as a cyclist team. Probably…
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An amusing story of Archie Goodall, the famous Derby County centre-half and captain, is told by a Nottingham contemporary. The story goes:—"A week or two…
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A MEETING of the South Coast Rugby Union was hold at Berry on Wednesday afternoon last, the chair being occupied by the President (Mr. H. D. Morton.)…
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