Football
The following team will represent Picton v. Camden in the final competition match at Campbelltown on Saturday next:—W. Cameron,…
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Sport, 1912
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Tennis Social
Under the auspices of the Excelsior Lawn Tenuis Club of Bowral a very successful and enjoyable social was held in the local Oddfellows' Hall on…
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The Edinburgh Town Council has received a letter from the Rosebery Swimming Club and Humane Society. The society are holding their annual…
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Despite the wind and dust, a very enjoyable afternoon was spent at the Bowral District School on Saturday last, when the senior pupils met to competo in a tennis…
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During the past fortnight the Moss Vale links have been in excellent order, and have been largely availed of by Sydney visitors and club members…
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The final match of the local competition was played at Campbelltown on Saturday last, and resulted in a win for Picton by 6 points 'to 3. The…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →A Story of Doncaster Races
Many stories have been told anent the "Doncaster St. Leger," but there is one, although bushed up at the time, can now be published for the benelit of your…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →"Golf De Paris." St. Andrews Without Difference
Its leader says that "golf should become a national game in our beautiful land of Franco." It will do so, and Paris is established as the capital of the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mr Rockfeller's Birthday. Golf in This Heat
John D. Rockefeller spend his 73rd birthday to-day at Forest Hill; Cleveland (said the New York correspondent of the "Daily News and Leader" on…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Wollondilly Press (Late "Bowral Free Press.") 25.9.12 Cricket Club Meetings. BOWRAL
The annual meeting of the Bowral Cricket Club was held in the Town Hall on Friday evening last. Mr. A. Stephens, senr., presided, and there…
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On Saturday last Campbelltown was the scene of great excitement owing to the final football match between Camden and icton teams Both sides went on to the field…
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The following team will represent Camden against Campbell town C. C. on Saturday, at Camden, to start at 2 p.m.:—J. T. Wellford, W. Rees. M. Porter, C. Webb, E…
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The Bowral District School cricketers met a team from the Mittagong Superior Public School on the latter's wicket last week, and opened the season with a good performance…
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Team to represent Camden against The Ca[?] s C. C. at Camden on Saturday:âF Longley. J Peat, L. Coleman, Wellford, Reece, McGregor, Maguire, C Webb M…
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When J. O. Anderson and Kidston went on for their match in the metropolitain singles championship, there was some spec[?]tion as to whether the former would…
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Camden Crickets visited Doug as Park om Saturday last and an enjoyable game resulted, in a draw after good batting from both teams. Stone won the toss from Baxter,…
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A very successful bicycle road race was held on Wednesday afternoon at Bowral over a seven mile route, in which a great deal of interest was centred. There were some…
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The Bowral Excelsior and Roberton Park tenuis clubs met on the latter's courts on Saturday, the home team winning by 14 games. The ladies of…
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On Saturday last the third match of the Bowral District School cricket team was played at Moss Vale against the Tudor House team, and resulted…
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Douglas Park journeyed to Campbelltown on Saturday last and plays a draw with the local team Douglas Park batted first and closed…
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