Cricket
The following team has been chosen to represent Campbelltown Districts' “A” against Menangle, to play on the Menangle oval on Saturday, 28th Inst…
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Sport, 1931
131 stories in Macarthur (Camden & Campbelltown)'s papers · page 2 of 7
Tennis. Southern District Tennis Association. “A” Grade
On Saturday last, Campbelltown Wimbledon Tennis Team, A. Grade, met and defeated the strong Chipping Norton team on the latter’s ground…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Remarkable Endurance Swimming. a Grandfather, 14-Year-Old Girl, and Legless Swimmers in Record- Breaking Contest.(Held over from last issue.)
When Miss Mercedes Gleitze, English Channel swimmer and heroine of many famous swims, recently established at Sydney an endurance…
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Last week-end local golfers competed in an eighteen holes bogey handicap. E. M. Sheil handed in the winning card of 1 up. Details:—…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Bicycle Racing
By winning Camden Cycling Club's 20-mile handicap race, after a thrlling finish, Nev. Hayter also accounted for the point-score competition which…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Tennis. Southern District Tennis Association "A" Grade
On Saturday last, the 28th instant, Campbelltown Wimbledon tennis team met and decisively defeated Liverpool No. 1 team at Liverpool…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Competition Cricket First Grade. Exciting Finish
The match between Camden and Cawdor provided a thrilling finish at Camden last Saturday afternoon. The horns team resumed with the score of…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Cricket. ELDERSLIE v. WARATAHS. Locals Win Again
A very enjoyable game was played on Sunday last between Elderslie and the Waratahs, and resulted in a comfortable win for the latter by 57…
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A very enjoyable evening was spent by dancing enthusiasts at the Empire Theatre at the function organised by the Camden Cricketers. As a result…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Southern District Tennis Association. “A” Grade
On Saturday last Campbelltown Wimbledon tennis team met ST. Luke's, Liverpool, in the A Grade Competition, at Campbelltown,…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →SPORT. Cricket. First Grade.— Campbelltown Wins
Menangle compiled 90 runs in the match at Menangle. The best scores were by H. Brodie 23, C. Cox 16 not out, and J. Cummins, 15. Wickets…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Menangle Park Races. Postponed until Thursday, April 30
Owing to the incessive wet weather, the Menangle Park Races advertised for last Tuesday, have been definitely postponed until Thursday of, next…
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Picton footballers will kick off on Sunday afternoon next, when a team from Marrickville will be visiting All players are requested to come…
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Saturday last saw the end of-the 1930-31 cricket- season, and the only match clayed in. the district competition on that lay was between…
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On Saturday next. Camden Footballers will visit Campbelltown in an endeavour to recapture the "Dawson Cup." This trophy was presented to…
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There will be no competition football this season in that area controlled by the Wollondilly District R.F.L. This decision was arrived at on Tuesday…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Tennis Social Postponed
Owing to the bad weather the presentation of trophies that was to have taken place to-night will be put off till probably June 4th…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Football. Dawson Cup Match
In the match for the Dawson Cup on Saturday last at Campbelltown the home team defeated Camden by 3 to nil after a very even struggle…
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Campbelltown defeated Camden by 3 to nil last Saturday on the local ground for the Dawson Clip after a hard and fast game. Camden who…
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Only nine players came forward to represent Camden against Campbelltown, at Camden, last Saturday. The result was an easy win for the visitors…
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