New Football Rule
The most important change in the rules of League football this season is that which sets, out that a goal cannot be kicked after a "fair…
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Sport, 1924
276 stories in Queanbeyan & Braidwood's papers · page 5 of 14
Nothing 'Serious Marriage Like Football.'
"Well. I wish him luck." said Mr. Jones the other night, after reading in the evening paper an account of the wedding of a popular member of…
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On Saturday at Goulburn the Queanbeyan Warrigals met a combined team representing Yeas, Gunning and Dalton, and were defeated by 17 points to 10, after…
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Waratah and Major's Creek clubs met in the above competition on Sunday, the former winning comfortably. A feature of the match was…
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The Goulburn "Herald " puts the position in a nut shell in the following par: "Clarrie Hincksman, ex - Queanbeyan crack centre, is a reserve for Eastern…
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The draw for the seventh round of the first half of the tennis competition is as follows:— St. Andrew's I v. St. Andrew's II,…
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At a meeting of the tennis tournament committee to discuss proposed rules, &c., it was decided to make a presentation to Mr. J. Frank, who…
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A committee meeting of the Warrigal Football Club was held in the training room last night at which there was a good…
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The Tharwa Picnic Racing Club held a race meeting under A.R.C. rules on Saturday last and financially it was a success, although the attendance was not as large…
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An epic struggle is being fought in the final of the Goulburn cricket association between Marulan and the Criterions. Marulan batted…
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Two matches will be played in the park to-morrow afternoon, viz., Bluebells v. Tharwa and Waratahs v. Molonglo Magpies…
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The first series of games of the Esmond Shield Competition eventuated on Sunday, 4th instant, and with favorable weather—except at Queanbeyan—some very good…
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In the local park on Saturday last two football matches were played, and the spectators present were treated to some good play at…
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A football riot, in which a revolver was produced, a policeman menaced, a player knocked out, and . bottles, boots and an iron bar were .used,…
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The abovenamed race meeting took place at Acton racecourse on Saturday afternoon last, and a very fair attendance of the public was present. No doubt, however,…
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The meeting of the Krawarree Race Club, which takes place on Saturday next, promises to be a most successful one. Very good…
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Some forty cricket enthusiasts were present at that fine old home of Mr. and Mrs. John Morrison, "Tralee," on Saturday night last for the purpose of taking…
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The following team will represent the Waratahs against the Sewer in the Park to-morrow afternoon: Full-back, T. Hincksman; three-quarters, W. Lawless,…
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The following matches in connection with the second half of the district tennis competition were played during the week-end:—…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Queanbeyan Rugby League Football Club, 1924. Rules Governing H. J. Richardson Challenge Cup
1. The cup shall be called the "H. J. Richardson Challenge Cup." 2. The initial holders of the cup are the Queanbeyan R.L.F.C…
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