Football Social
THE annual social in connection with the Queanbeyan Football Club was held in the Protestant Hall on Friday night. The weather was distinctly…
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Sport, 1906
284 stories in Queanbeyan & Braidwood's papers · page 11 of 15
Braidwood Football
The Queanbeyan “Age” writes:—On Tuesday night last, a representative lean of Queanbeyan players visited Braidwood with the object of wresting…
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The match between the local Red Cross and Rover Juniors was played on the Rec. on Saturday afternoon. The weather was showery and the ground rather sloppy, but these unfavorable…
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A MEETING of the members of the Senior team will be held at the Commercial Hotel to-morrow night to arrange for the visit of the Cooma Rovers on…
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Mr A. Wallis Myers writes in the London “Daily Mail”— It does not require the evidence of any passionate devotee to proys to…
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Referring to the complaints made by the Queanbeyan team re having to play a combined team instead of the holders of the Cup, the…
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A return match was played on Saturday last between the Braidwood and United Clubs on the formes’s courts. The weather was most unsuitable for…
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THE Cooma Rovers will make another attempt to wrest the Ryrie Cup from the posession of the local team to-morrow, in the park. We hear the Rovers are bringing a…
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The Red Gross and Hovers met again on the Rec, on Saturday the former winning by 13 points to 3. J. Sullivan, O. Dargue, and [?] scored tries…
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THE representatives of the Williams dale Tennis Club, met the Queanbeyan players on the latter's court in the park on Saturday afternoon last. The…
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The return match between the Red Cross Juniors and the Rovers was played on the Recreation Ground on Saturday afternoon, and it retailed in another victory for the former by 18 points to 3…
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A writer in the Sydney Evening News says that the game is one of the oldest outdoor sports, and in one form or another has spread all over the world. Natives in the most remote parts of the world play…
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THE Queanbeyan senior footballers went under to the Cooma Rovers by 3 points to nil in the match for the Ryrie Cup in the Park on Wednesday…
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The Red Cross Club will visit Back Creek to-morrow to play the local juniors, and the team selected is as follows:— Back, K. Higgins (captain)…
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"We-use nothing but Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a rub down liniment while training or after a game," writes the Secretary of the Eaglehawk Football Club, Eaglehawk (Vic.)…
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ON Wednesday last the contest between Cooma and Queanbeyan for the Ryrie Cup was keen and exciting. Until the final whistle, it was…
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ON Tuesday night, a team representing the Cooma. Rovers arrived by the mail train and on Wednesday, in the local park, engaged Queanbeyan in a match…
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The match between these clubs for the Ryrie Cup eventuated on Wednesday afternoon list on the Recreation Ground. Owing to the scow during the morning, and the consequent cold, the…
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A disgraceful scene occurred at Wodonga Park on Saturday during the progress of a football match, under Australian rules, between the Albury Federal team and…
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Braidwood and Major's Creek Clubs played a draw. on Saturday last; on the Rec., neither side scoring. Mr. F. A. Canvin refereed—A team visited Little…
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