Golf
The Bowral Golf Club opened its summer season on Monday afternoon with a handicap stroke 18-hole competition for a trophy presented by Dr. Vallaek. Results:—…
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Sport, 1911
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Cricket Recollections
[?]f the most enthusiastic players in the days gone bye was Tommy Bourke—a very smart field. Although he was a little man, he always showed great activity. On…
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The committee of the Bowral Golf Club gave a trophy to the associate visitors, which was competed for on Wednesday, with in 18 hole bogey…
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A gents' tennis match was played at Roberton Park last week between tennis representing Forest Lodge (Kangaloon)and Roberton Park, the…
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A meeting of the Bowral Cricket Club was held at the Town Hall, Bowral, on Wednesday night last. There was a fair attendance of…
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The competition for the trophy presented by Mr. JOe Davis, of Sydney, was competed for on the Moss Vale green on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of last week. There were…
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Played at Bowral on Saturday, and won by the home team by 51 runs. Scores:- Roberton Park. R. W[?]atman b A. Stephens.... 20…
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At one time single wicket matches for stakes used to be played, and crowds used to go and witness the contests. An elderly man named Bunker challenged the late A E…
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The following team will represent Roberton Park on Saturday in a match against Robertson, on the formee's wicket:—J. Wills, R…
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An 18-holes bogey handicap was played on the Bowral Golf Links, on Saturday last for a trophy presented by Mr. C. W. Marsden…
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Bowral will be represented by the following in a match against Robertson, on Saturday next, on the latter's wicket:—A. Spcer, D. J. Hayes, G…
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For the above races to be held on Thursday and Friday next the following are the entries:- First Day…
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The match between Camden and Picton did not come off last Saturday owing to the inclement state of the weather The South African players defeated…
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The early players of the state used to bowl round instead of over arms. The latter style is far superior to the former, and gives the bowler a greater command…
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The cricket match between Bowral and Robertson, fixed for to-day (Saturday), has been cancelled…
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The 25th annual meeting of the Dong Beng Picnic Race Club opened on Thursday, and proved a success. The re-union, as usual, was thoroughly…
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The following will represent the Bowral Cricket Club in a match with Wingello on Saturday at Bowral:—Messrs. D. J. Hayes. G…
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While London clubs dwindle or lose the fine flavor of the prestige that belonged to the days of devilled kidneys, a country club of a particular quality…
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The second day's racing in connection with the Bong Bong Picnic Race Club took place on Friday last under ideal weather conditions On alls ides it was admitted that this meeting…
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Cobbitty used to have a very strong club years ago, one that could give a good account of itself in cup contests. Arthur Clissold us d to be a bowler of great merit…
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