Cricket
SEVERAL matches were matches were played by the Campbelltown C.C. during the holidays. On Boxing Day they met a team representing the Invincible C.G. (Sydney), the result being a…
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Sport, 1903
71 stories in Macarthur (Camden & Campbelltown)'s papers · page 1 of 4
The Campbelltown Cricket at Goulburn. by One of Them
We left on Thursday night on this our third visit to Goulburn, full of confidence, and a foretaste of pleasure to be experienced even if ,we were beaten for we knew and had felt the rare kindness, genial…
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CAMPBELLTOWN C.C. defeated Picton on Saturday by five wickets and 12 runs. Scores:—Picton, 86; Campbelltown, five for 98 (F. Merewether, 43 not out; A Rudd, 17; G. Sullivan, 14; C. Sutton, 10…
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A CONCERT was held in the local School of Arts in aid of the funds of the Minto Cricket Club on Saturday, 24th January, Mr. Luscon in the chair. The overture was…
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Team for Wednesday (to-day) against Walford's Eleven:—Messrs. H. J. Payten, Merewether (2), Sullivan (2), Clissold, Gore, Alkin, Rudd, O'Donnell, and Fowler…
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Following are the new rules as to the return service, etc., which have been incorporated into the game by the English Lawn Tennis Association :—…
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CAMPBELLTOWN C.C. austained a defeat on [?] on their own wicket, Cowdry's [?] from North Sydney, accounting for the game by [?] runs. The visitors…
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The annual meeting of the Camden Football Club was held on Wednesday evening last 25th ult, at the local School of Arts, Dr, West occupied the chair. The…
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WE understand that representatives of the Camden and Picton Football Clubs came to Campbelltown last Saturday afternoon with the object of meeting local players to discuss…
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April 13, Lane Cove, at Campbelltown, all day 18, Windsor Combined, at Windsor, all day 25, Windsor District, at Windsor, all day…
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The first committee meeting of the Camden club was held on Tuesday night. Mr. H. Stanhope was voted to the chair. The following gentlemen were present. Messrs…
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The annual meeting of the Camden Town Tennis Club was held last Friday evening in the Temperance Hall. There was a large number of members present. The chair was…
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April 18. Windsor Combined, at Windsor, all day 25. Windsor District, at Windsor, all day 30. Walford's team, at Sydney Cricket Ground,…
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WITH a view to forming a local Football Club a meeting was advertised to take place on Friday night last; yet these were only two or three present, and nothing could be…
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A MEETING was held on Tuesday, 21st inst., to form a Rugby Football Club at Cataract, and a splendid roll up of intending members met at Mrs. Day's. Mr. Symonds presided…
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The Camden Football Club played their first match of the season against Picton on Saturday. The ground was very heavy owing to rain which fell during the…
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A MEETING was held at Hards' Railway Hotel on Wednesday evening last for the purpose of forming a local football club. There was a large attendance and much enthusiasm…
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On Saturday last the members of The Oaks Tennis Club visited Camden to play the return match with the Union Club. The match was between eight members of…
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THE annual general meeting of the Campbelltown Tennis Club was held at the Royal Hotel on Thursday night, the following members being present:—Messrs. F. Moore,…
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MR. A. H. STUART, hon. secretary of the Cataract Football Club, writes:— "Through the influence of Mr. P. C. Gilday, of Cataract, Mr. Alcock, of George-street,…
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