Swimming
At a swimming carnival held held at Mittagong, on Monday, by the Mittagong Amnteur Swimming Club, Sever al members of the Woonona Swimming…
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685 stories in Illawarra's papers · page 1 of 35
Greyhound Racing
Wollongong Greyhound Raking Club resume after the festive season with the usual attractive programme this Saturday night, commencing at…
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Well, the curtain has once more been rung down on the Women's Country Week Cricket carnival, leaving Newcastle after the final day's…
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The championship events were postponed during the holiday week-ends, but a start will, be made with the finals on Saturday next on Ruddick's…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Grange Racing Company List Op Racing Dates for Year 1933
January 24th, February 7th, February 28th, March 28th, April 18th, May 16th, July 25th, August 29th, September 12th, October 10th, November 28th,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Cricket Both Wollongong Teams Beaten. Unanderra's Tail Wagged Well. Illawarra and Moss Vale Play Drawn, Game. Brodie Bowls Well for Mt. Keira
The IllaWarra District Cricket Association's first grade competitions were continued during the holidays, and the results have had the effect of again…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Evolution of Cricket. by Dr. Matthews
Cricket is a very interesting subject just now, especially as the great Test matches are about to be played. The two great nations that indulge in…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Greyhound Racing Xmas Golden Cop to David's Lady
Wollongong Greyhound Racing Club's Christmas Golden Cup fixture could be classed from every viewpoint, as the most satisfactory event…
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A start was made of the above championship finals at Corrimal on Saturday, on Ruddock's Court. The weather conditions were ideal for…
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All matches set down for Saturday next have been postponed on account of the international Test in Sydney. Locals should journey to Corrimal…
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A sad accident happened on Monday, January 2nd, at Garri Beach. A number of Helensburgh people were camped there during the holidays…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Cricket Unanderra in Good Batting Form. Lynch Plays Fine Innings. Glebe Bowlers on Top of Corrimal Batsmen. I.D.C.A.
The 9th ties were commenced on Saturday last, and will be completed tomaarrow follows:—First Grade…
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A si[?]gles handicap competition for a trophy will be commenced this (Saturday) afternoon on the Kiama green, when a good attendance of members is…
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On Saturday afternoon last the local first grade team journeyed to Nowra and commenced their match against the home team. Berry won the toss and…
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The following matches in the Kiama District Association competition will be concluded this (Saturday) afternoon each on the ground of the…
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At a meeting of the Catholic Tennis Club last week it was decided to purchase two silver cups for competition between the members of the club. Rules…
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The Singles Handicap Competition played on the Kiama green on Saturday afternoon was won by C. Simmons with a score of 35. Other scores…
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To-day's fixtures are as follows:— Kiama A. v. Kiama 3. on the show ground, Berry v. Gerringong, on the former's ground…
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The Central Tennis Club held a mixed doubles tennis tournament last week-end. The entries were very good, the winners Mrs. Geo. Dawes and…
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The finals of the above Association were completed last Saturday at Corrimal, on Ruddock's Court, which was in first class order. There was…
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