Football. Cooma V. Queanbeyan. the Teams
Warrigals.—Full-back, J. Royal; three quarters, C. Williams, B. Dudley, J. Lee, J. Burn; five-eighth, C. Parker; half, W. Hawes forwards, E. Dunchea, J. Miller, F. Kaye, A…
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Sport, 1909
67 stories in Queanbeyan & Braidwood's papers · page 3 of 4
Dull Cricket. Some Suggestions
To those whose experience of English cricket extends across the years it becomes more end more evident that the standard of play of the highest class is…
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THE annual meeting of the Half-Holiday Cricket Club was held at Shrives' Commercial Hotel on the evening of Wednesday last. There was a good attendance, Mr. W. Ford…
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"They must be a very poor team," remarked Selina, who was attending her first football-match, to her young many referring to the home eleven,…
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MR. J. SEARLE of the Imperial Arcade, Pitt-street, Sydney, who has once more lent a helping hand to assist in arranging the programme of matches in connection with the…
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MR. R. R. HETHERINGTON, one of the vice presidents of the Queanbeyan Cricket Club presided over the annual meeting held at the School of Arts last night…
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MICK McGILLAN of Queanbeyan, 11st 51b, and Bert O'Connell, 11st 41b, have been matched to box the best of 20 rounds in the Protestant Hall, Queanbeyan, on the night…
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THE Molonglo knights of the racquet journeyed to Queanbeyan on Saturday last, to try strings with the Queanbeyan players. The day wore a threatening appearance, but…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Native Races. South African Appeal
The Hon. W. P. Schreiner, K.C. (late Prime Minister of Cape Colony), Dr. Abdurahman, and other delegates from South Africa who have come to London…
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THE following entries have been received for the gold medal presented by Mr. S. B. Shrives:—Peter Long, Arthur McKenzie, "Snowy" Richmond…
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A SCRATCH match will be played in the park to-morrow afternoon between teams representing the married and single members of the Half-holiday…
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THE Metropolitan Spring racing carnival doted od Saturday, and we arc now having a return of the visitors from this district who bait their steps citywards to participate in the excitement that…
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IN addition to the medal valued at 15s, presented by Mr. S. B. Shrives of the Commercial Hotel, for the local boxing competitions to-morrow night, Messrs…
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ON Saturday night last, in the Protestant Hall, before a good audience, the contest between Mick McGillan of Queanbeyan, and Bert O'Connell of…
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A TEAM of country cricketers selected to play a series of matches in Sydney will commence their programme on the 9th November when they meet I…
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ON Saturday last a team of tennis players paid a visit to Molonglo to engage a team representing that place in a return match. The day was a perfect one and the country around…
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THE meeting which is called for the 13th November next of the members of the Krawarree Tennis Club is for the purpose of deciding what shall be done with proceeds of the ball…
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Thirty, twenty, or even ten years ago a young man, with good manners, who had played in either University eleven or was capable of making a century for…
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MELBOURNE CUP, of 30 sovs. each with 5000 sovs. added, and a trophy valued at 100 sovs.; second 1000 sovs.; third 500 sovs. Two miles…
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THE team of tennis players who visited Cooma yesterday speak in glowing terms of the treatment meted out to them by the Cooma Club. They were right royally…
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