Football
The semi finals of the local football competition will be played on Saturday next, when Bowral and Mittagong will play at Bowral, and Wilde's…
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Sport, 1911
152 stories in Macarthur (Camden & Campbelltown)'s papers · page 7 of 8
Lawn Tennis
A match between Robertson and Box Vale at Robertson resulted in a win for the home club by one game. Scores:—…
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The semi-finals in connection with the local competition are booked for to-day. Bowral and Mittagong play at Bowral, and Wilde's Meadow and…
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In the semi-finals of the local competition played last Saturday, Mittagong deafeated Bowral by 8 points to nil, and Wilde's Meadow accounted for Robertson by 11 points to…
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A team from the Bowral Football Club visited Goulburn on Saturday last and played a match against Centre Ward, suffering defeat to the tune of 2l-points to 6. The game was…
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On Saturday last the Box Vale and Forest Lodge teams met on the latter's court, Kangaloon, resulting in a win for the home team by 12 games…
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On Saturday evening last a very enjoyable match was played between teams representing Roberton Park and Bowral. A most enjoyable time…
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The annual meeting of the above was held at the Town Hall, Bowral on Monday night last. There was a fair attendance, and Mr. A. Stephens, sen., occupied the chair…
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More than 30 years have elapsed since Captain Webb accomplished the unique feat of swimming the Channel. It was on August 27th, 1877. that this bold…
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The first cricket match of the season at Bowral will be played this afternoon when teams representing Retford park and Milton park will meet on the Glebe wicket, with the…
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Mittagong-Australs and Bowral Kia Ora met on the latter's court on Wednesday afternoon, the lcoal winning by 8 games. Refreshments were provided and a pleasant…
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The cricket season commenced in Bowral last Saturday, when teams representing Retford and Milton Parks played a most enjoyable and…
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A well-contested and exciting match between Kangaloon Forest Lodge and Bowral Kia Ora Cubs was played on the latter's court on Wednesday afternoon, and resulted…
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At a meeting of cricketers on 30th September (Mr A J Doust presiding), Mr L Stuckey, on the motion of Mr Maguire, seconded by Mr Riley, was unanimously…
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Would-be swimmers need have no diffidence now in setting themselves to obtain mastery over the art. An apparatus has been devised…
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Last Saturday week Cobbitty cricketers played The Oats' team at West brook, and had a pleasant game. Scores, Cobbitty 66, The Oaks 62. For the winners Jim Wheeler…
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The following will represent the Bowral Cricket Club in a match with Exeter at Bowral this afternoon:—Messrs. G. Whatman, D. J. Hayes,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Wollondilly Press (Late "Bowral Free Press.") 6 12.11 Cricket
The match that was to have been played at Bowral this afternoon between Bowral and Burrawang has been cancelled owing to Burrawang…
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