Tennis
We have receipted a challenge from the Moruya Tennis Club asking for a match against a strong district team. This we have…
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Sport, 1920
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Cricket. Challenge Match at Ainslie. Married Team Badly Beaten
All roads led to Ainslie on Saturday 13th inst., when a big crowd of onlookers journeyed to witness the match which had been the subject of much talk…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Correspondence. It is to be always understood that newspapers do not necessarily endorse the views expressed by correspondents, who are fairly entitled to criticism in all public matters,—Editor]. Tennis Competition. (To the Editor)
Sir,—Now tennis is getting popular in the district I would suggest that a competition be formed with the local clubs This would save secretaries a lot of extra…
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The secretary of the Ainslie Club informs me that the Camperdown (Sydney) Cricket Club will be paying a visit to the district during Easter, and it is proposed…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Senior Cadet Football Club
A meeting of senior cadets took place in the Triumph Hall supper room last night. It was decided to reform the football club, and the following office-bearers were…
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A most enjoyable and exciting tennis match was played on Easter Monday at Gundillion court between the Waybacks and Townies,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Cricket. Duntroon v. Ainslie. a Drawn Game
For some time past both the above teams had been looking forward to this match with much interest, and I think neither side hoped for anything better…
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Some big hitting was the feature of the "A" Cadets-Hall match at Hall on Saturday. The home team batted first and put up 236 for the loss of eight wickets,…
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Members of the local Cricket Club met at the Triumph Hall supper room on Wednesday night. The chair was occupied by the President, Mr. F. P. Woodward. A…
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The local Warrigals have had one or two pipe-opening games of late Secretary Clarrie Hincksman will be pleased to arrange matches with neighbouring clubs…
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Taking advantage of the beautiful weather prevailing on Monday last, the Canberra Club visited Yarralumla and a most enjoyable afternoon was spent on the…
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Whispered that a local gentleman is donating a cup to the Warrigals for competition. A meeting of the Warrigals will be…
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The Northern Football Union has decided to invite an Australian team to visit England during the season…
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On Saturday last Yarralumla played a game against the Gininderra team on the latter's court. and although Gininderra done all that…
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A well-attended meeting was held at the Council Chambers on Saturday night last. Mr. W. Hurley was voted to the chair. It…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Football Idea
Bega has introduced a rather good idea for the coming season's football. Three balls will be provided, one for the field and one each…
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The Warrigal footballers met at the Triumph Hall supper room on Friday night. There was a good attendance and the chair was…
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The following players will represent Major's Creek against Braidwood on Saturday next on the former's ground :— Full-back, I…
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By all the rules of the weather game, it should have been a boisterous windy day when this match was played at Duntroon last Saturday, such weather being…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Queanbeyan Cricket Club. Successful Picture Night
On Wednesday night last the spacious Triumph Hall was taxed to the limit to accommodate the large crowd of movie "fans " that turned up to patronise the…
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