Football
ON Saturday afternoon last Campbelltown and Waverley Rovers met on the local ground, and the match, which was most exciting and interesting, ended in a victory for…
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Sport, 1899
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Cricket
A MEETING was held at the Forbes Hotel on Thursday night last for the purpose of forming a second cricket club in Campbelltown. Mr. F. Sheather took the chair. It was…
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A TENNIS match, between lady members of the Campbelltown and Ashfield clubs, was played on the former's court on Thursday last, the result being a win for the visitors by 19…
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ON Saturday last Campbelltown and St. Le[?]nards met on the local ground, and the match resulted in a win for St. Leonards by 17 points to nil. There was a very good…
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AS will be seen by advertisement elsewhere, a fancy dress football match will be played at Campbelltown on Saturday afternoon next, under the auspices of the local club. As this…
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THE eighth annual meeting of the Gelndfield Cricket Club was held in the local hall, on Saturday, the 9th inst. Mr. A. J. Blinman presided. The report and balance-sheet were…
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A TEAM of lady players from Campbelltown visited the Ashfield club on Tuesday last, and played an interesting contest, which resulted in a win for the home team. Misses A. Alkin…
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The annual meeting of the Camden C.C. was held on the 11th September, in the School of Arts. Mr. J. G. Harris in the chair. There were present besides the…
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IN connection with the above, the prospects are that the meeting to be held at Campbelltown on Prince of Wales' Birthday will be even more successful than its predecessors…
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On Monday (eight-hour day), a series of horse-racing and sports, arranged by a committee of local gentlemen, of which Mr. J. Devitt undertook the duties of hon…
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THE committee of the above met in the council chambers on Monday evening last, when there were presnet—the Mayor (Ald. Sedgwick) in the chair, and Messrs. T. Gamble. F…
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The annual meeting of this club was held on Thursday. The president Mr. Barter in the chair. There were present Messrs Procter, Peat, Hogan; Curran and the hon…
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THE committee of the above met again on Monday evening and dealt with several matters in connection with the sports. Alderman Gamble occupied the chair…
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In connection with the dance to be held tomorrow (Thursday) evening, in aid of the funds of the Federal Cricket Club, Campbelltown, the committee held its final meeting on…
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JOE Brows and I were schoolmates and friends in years [?] by, And for those happy, happy years I often have a a nigh,…
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THE dance in aid of the Federal Cricket Club funds took place in the Town Hall. Campbelltown, on Thursday evening last, and proved to be a most enjoyable affair in every way. At…
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THE annual meeting of the Campbelltown Football Club was held at the Forbes Hotel on Saturday. There was a fair attendance. Mr. L. W.Shield presided…
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On Saturday week last the Camden and Centennial (Sydney) tennis clubs played a match at the latter's excellent court. Messrs Preshaw, Manning, Slade and Dunlop…
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As in many years past these sports were held, and the attendance was even greater than of yore. Much enthusiasm prevailed and the grounds, kindly lent by Mr. G…
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