Thirlmere Football (Held over from last issue)
Camden footballers played a local 13 on the recreation ground on Saturday, and the home side won by 11 points to 6. Thirlmere's team comprised:…
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Sport, 1930
183 stories in Macarthur (Camden & Campbelltown)'s papers · page 6 of 10
Football Meeting Wollondilly League
A meeting of the Wollondilly District Rugby League was held at the Town Hall, Camden, on Monday evening last. The President (Mr. H. S…
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The fact that the Campbelltown Golf Club has definitely decided to hold its Annual Bali this year is greeted with no false pretence. Patrons…
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A rink from the Local Government Clerks’ Association visited Campbelltown on Saturday, 2nd August, for a social game. The visitors expected to…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Football. CAMPBELLTOWN AGAIN.“Dawson Cup” Match
Again last Saturday on the Show Ground, Camden endeavoured to annex the “Dawson Cup” from the local boys, and again Campbelltown keeps…
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There Were more Mittagongites at the match here than Pictonions, and Mittagong Band (under Bandmaster Powell) made the job as easy as…
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At Campbelltown Showground on Saturday last, Campbelltown successfully defended the "Davison" Cup against Thirlmere. The home team…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Radio. “A” Station Cricket-Last Test Arrangements
The fifth and final Test, and also the match that will decide the possession of he coveted “Ashes,” will be placed on the Oval, commencing…
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In the hands of his mentor (Alby Callinan), the local lightweight, Carl Perry, is working into fine trim for his bout at Picton with Rayner. Every…
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A team from the Enfield loco sheds recently visited Thirlmere and played an interesting game. The visitors were met at Picton by Mr. R. Franklin, who…
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The novelty and beauty of the Stage decorations claimed first attention at the annual ball of the St. Patrick's Tennis Club ball on Friday, 8th inst…
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Quite a good game of football was played at Campbelltown during the week end, when two Campbelltown teams—Past and Present—staged a benefit match to swell the…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Camden Cricket Club Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Camden Cricket Club was well attended at the Town Hall, on Tuesday evening of last week. An apology was received from the president…
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Last week-end, on the local links, on eighteen holes stroke handicap are played In beautiful weather. The scoring nevertheless was not good…
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A silver coin admission to the Premier Football Ground on Sunday afternoon to see the .Campbelltown Has Been's” and “Are Now’s” in a…
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An inter-district match, Camden District Football Association versus Berrima District Football Association will be played at Mittagong on…
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Those of our readers who have sincere and esteemed recollections of Mr. Thos. Hitching will be pleased to know the grand old gentleman is well…
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The £4000 which the Menangle Park Racing Company Limited have at fixed deposit (short period) is for the replacement of the present official…
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The annual meeting of the Cobbitty Cricket Club was held on Saturday night last, at the Cobbitty Parish Hall, Mr. E. H. K. Downes presided. There…
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The match on Saturday to be played on the Campbelltown Show Ground will be between Thirlmere and Campbelltown for the “Davison Cup.”…
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