Braidwood Cricket Club
Thoannual meeting of the above was held on Saturday night last. The election of officers resulted as follows:-President, Mr. R.G…
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Sport, 1920
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Cricket
Cricket is once more coming into its own. At a meeting of delegates called for and held at Duntroon last week, four Cadet teams. Ainslie and Duntroon were…
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A cricket meeting was held at the Burra Park on Saturday, 25th September, when it was decided to reform the club. The chair was occupied by Mr. A. G…
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The clerk of the weather favoured cricketers with a perfect day on Saturday, when the above teams met at Ainslie. The visitors, though not represented by…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Duntroon Sports Carnival Successful Effort. Officials and Committees. President, Mr. E. G. Crace; starter horse events, Captain Shappere; judge, Mr. McPhee; judge jumping events, Messrs. Cox and Tickner; handicappers horse events, Messrs. G. Wilson and E. Ryan; handicapper foot racing, Mr. R. Maloney. Ground committee, Major Fanning, Lieut. Gyton, W O Pender, Messrs. Sheaffe, Richmond Knights, Mills, Meadows, Harding, Sherbin, Webber and Jolly. Committee horse events, Major Nimmo, Messrs. P. F. Douglas, C. Edlington, J. Butt, J. Tickner. Foot events, Lieut. Colonel Martyn, Captain Prisk, W/O Haigh, Messrs. Jones, G. A. McInnes and Kilgour. Side shows, Messrs. Douglas, Vautin, Russell, Annand and Shubert. Secretary, Major W. B. Tackaberry. Treasurer, Major H. Stoker. Collecting committees, country representative, Mrs. Crace; R.M.C. Mrs. Stoker; dance, Mesdames Douthwaite and Smith; sub-committee R.M.C., Mesdames Laverack, Allen, Hancock, Kay, and Misses Stamford and Douthswaite; Majura, Mrs. T. Mayo; Canberra, Mesdames Tackaberry and Curtis; Ainslie, Mrs. Jones; Power House, Mrs. Rottenberry; Gininderra, Mrs. Boreham; Hall, Mrs. Hollingsworth; Weetangara, Mesdames Southwell and Miller; Gundaroo, Mesdames Walmsley, Clemenger, and J. Lees; Sutton, Mesdames Hardy and McInnes. Gatekeepers, Messrs. J. Moore, W. Moore, T. Mayo, Meadows and J. Temple
Glorious weather; great crowd; enthusiastic army of workers and keen competition in the various events, were the factors that made…
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The first of the competition matches, postponed from last season, took place on Saturday. As already mentioned in this column…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Rules and By-Laws Governing the Ainslie Cricket Club. Season 1920-21. RULES
1. That the Club be called the AINSLIE CRICKET CLUB. 2. That the colours be Light and Dark Blue…
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The opening match of the season will be played on Saturday when a strong team from Lake Pathurst will meet the meet the leeal eleven on the…
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Lake Pathurst cricketers visited Bradwood on Saturday and played a match against the local eleven. The visitors were late in…
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The visit of the Lake Bathurst team to Braidwood last Saturday will do the game a whole heap of good here. For a long time…
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The tennis match between Bendoura and Braidwood on Saturday last resulted in a decisive victory for the visitors, but as Bendoura…
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The cricket match between two local elevens on Saturday resulted in a win for the "Thirsty Eleven." Some good play was witnessed. For…
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The above match played at Queanbeyan on Saturday last proved rather an easy thing for the visitors, who accounted for the 30 runs, put up by Queanbeyan,…
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The Bega Spring Meeting on Saturday attracted poor fields, there being Only two and three starters in each race.. Mr. J. Turnbull's…
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The annual meeting of the Queanbeyan Tennis Club took place in the Triumph Hall on Friday night last when about thirty enthusiasts…
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But Cricketers seldom play in glass houses like Johnnie Walker, so they are having a GRAND BALL on 12th November. Gorgeous preparations being made…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Burra Sports. OFFICIALS: Horse judge, Mr. N. H. Gibbs ; judge athletic events, Cr. Joe Keeffe, J.P. and E. Noone ; handicapper, Mr. W. E. Gale ; starter, Mr. N. H. Gibbs ; clerk of course, Master J. Gibbs ; committee, Messrs. W. Bates, W. P. Bluett, O. McDonald, J. J. Moore, A. Warrick, Jas. Moore, T. Moore, N. H. Gibbs, A. Muggridge, W. Gibbs, E. Noone, Joe Keeffe, N. and E. Moore, Mesdames C. Moore, W. P. Bluett, and the Misses J. Moore, W Moore, and Stephenson; hon. treasurer, Mr. E. T. Gibbs ; hon. secretary, Mr. C. Moore
The attendance at the sports on Saturfell a long way short of expectations, and even the ideal day for an outing did not tempt many district or townspeople from…
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The Bungendore cricketers last week end attacked Gidleigh for their third contest this season. It was a stormy afternoon, and more time was occupied in…
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The Gidleigh cricketers played the shed hands and shearers who are at present employed on the station. They had come to Gidleigh with a reputation, earned at…
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The tennis match at Rossi between the Captain’s Flat and Rossi teams was played a few days ago. Rossi is out in the wilds of the Gourock mountains, or was, before…
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