Cricket
The following team has been selected to represent Campbelltown C.G. at St-. John’s Park to-morrow (Saturday). Players are requested to catch the 12.50…
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Sport, 1921
81 stories in Macarthur (Camden & Campbelltown)'s papers · page 1 of 5
Cricket
Thir[?]mere and Picton met in combat in the local park in the local park on Saturday last. Thir[?]mere won the loss, and sent Picton to the wickets, which…
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The following team has been selected to play at St. John's Park to-morrow (Saturday). Players are requested to catch the 12.57 train:—C. Vardy, N…
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The following are the results of the races held at Burragorang on 27th Dec., 1920. Opening Hdcp., 4 furlongs—J. W. Quig's ch.g. Kismet, Parsee, aged; 0st 10Ib. 1st…
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These two teams tried conclusions again on Saturday, 8th inst., on the Camden Show Ground, and although the totals were small on account of length of grass all over the…
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In the Finals, for the Teams' were:—Narromine ([?]beaten) and Picton (one loss.) In the first division of the semi finals a…
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At the Country Lawn Tennis Carnival recently held at Double Bay, Sydney, Picton Club were represented in the Ladies Teams Championship by Mrs. Carey, Mrs. Haddon…
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A meeting of the Race Club took place at tho School of Arts on Wednesday evening last. It was decided to hold the usual race meeting on Easter…
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THE members of the Camden Amateur Athletic Club have reason to be encouraged in the record of their organisation, and the promise of future performances. Their first annual report, as follows, is interesting reading:—…
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The annual general meeting of the Camden Amateur Athletic Club was held in the Foresters' Hall, on Wednesday evening, 19th inst. Mr. D. F. Maloney, President oceuping the…
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On Wed 26th, Bargo had a visit from a Ranwick team which resulted in a win to the visitors by 99 runs. Also for the week end Hicton and…
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The Picton Racing Club, reld a meeting in the School of Arts on Friday evening last Capt Jones was elected chairman…
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A match between Narellan and Cobbitty, played at Cobbitty on Saturday last, resulted in a win for the home team by 87 runs. Narellan batting first, were dismissed for 36 runs…
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A match between Narellan and Cobbitty, played at Cobbitty on Saturday last, resulted, in a win for the home team by 87 runs. Narellan batting first, were dismissed for 36 runs…
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West Bargo visited Picton on Saturday 5th and was defeated by 42 runs Bargo [?]oored 49 runs, Picton 91. Bowling for Bargo C. Cameron, sec…
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A team of six gents from Thirlmere, visited West Bargo last Week end which resulted in a win to the visitors. Thirlmere won 15 eets 107…
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On Anniversary Day a tennis match was played at Campbelltown between Glebe and the Austral lawn tennis clubs. The weather was not very…
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There was a good attendance at the meeting of the Picton Racing Club, which was held at the School of Arts, on the 11th inst. Mr. L. Nicolson (President) was in the chair,…
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There was a good attendance at the meeting of the Picton Racing Club, which was held at the School of Arts on the 11th inst. Mr. L. Nicolson (President) was in the chair,…
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There was a good attendance at the meeting of the Picton. Racing Club, which was held at the School of Arts on the 11th inst. Mr. L. Nicholson…
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