Football. Suburban v. FEDERAL
The first round in the local football competition was concluded in the parK oval on Wednesday afternoon, when the Suburban Club got the verdict, by…
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Football. Walla Walla v. BALLDALE
Saturday was an ideal day for football from a player's point of view, but not very pleasant for onlookers, but that fact did not cool the order of…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →A Good Football Team. "Sarnia" Brocklesby
Dear Uncle Jeff,—It is ages since I last wrote to the dear old Page But I haven't forgotten it. "It was raining for three days, then it cleared up…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →Inter-state Football. Kyabram v. DENILIQUIN
Within a few minutes of the time set down for the arrival of the special train on Monday, it steamed in to the local railway station carrying between 400 and 500…
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The local competition was advanced another stage last Saturday, when Balranald defeated Moulamein on the local oval…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →FOOTBALL Coreen District Association Oaklands Vanquishes Daysdale
Oaklande recreation ground was the scene ot a hard fought contest between the old time antagonists—Oaklands and Daysdale—on Saturday…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Football. NEARLY 500 Excursionists. Record Gate Receipts
Deniliquin and Kyabram Football Associations which jointly organised the excursion from the Victorian town on Monday, had every reason…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Tennis the Tournament Games
The tennis tournament on the town courts was continued in glorious weather last Saturday, and all matches, except the final of the mixed…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Football. O. and M. Association. Benalla, 9.12, Defeat Corowa, 8.10
The above teams met at Corowa on Saturday afternoon last, and provided an entertaining match, for a large number of spectators. Benalla…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Coursing. Corowa Coursing Club. Opening Meeting Next
Matters in connection with the opening meeting for the season, which takes place on the local plumpton on Wednesday next, the 24th inst., are…
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The most valuable characteristics of an automobile are those hidden from the human eye, and that only time and use reveal, namely, operating economy…
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The mid-weekly competition (nine holes) was won by T. H. Kendall with 47--16--31. A team of from six to ten men from…
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At the last meeting of the Hay Football Association a protest was read from the Suburban Club against certain of the Gymnasiu. players…
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Rutherglen v. Corowa--W. A. Stanley. Benalla v. St. Patrick's--Hyland. Albury v. Wangaratta--Osborne…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Football. Brocklesby 9.7 Defeats Balldale 3.11
A big crowd turned up to witness the match between Brocklesby and Balldale on Saturday last, over 500 people being present. About £16 was…
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On Wednesday next June 24, the Corowa Coursing Club will hold its opening meeting for the 1925 season. The Club had unfortunately, to…
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The Mid weekly Competition (nine holes) was won by T. H. Kendall with 17—16—31. A team of from 6 to 10 men from…
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Mr. H. L. Blake's Terrific ran third in the Flying Handicap, at the first day's meeting of the Deniliquin L.V. Race Club…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →FOOTBALL Coreen District Association Oaklands v. Buraja
The very fine weather conditions prevailing on Saturday last did not entice a very large crowd to witness the meeting of the Oaklands and Buraja…
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Mrs. Lethbridge invites all lady members to afternoon tea in the golf house this (Tuesday) afternoon, and is giving a trophy for an 18-hole stroke…
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