Numba Pony Races. a Successful Meeting
On Wednesday the abovena[?]ed club held a lay's racing on the Numba racecourse. The attendance was not large. The funeral of Mrs. O'Connor, which took place the same…
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Cricket
The junior competitions in the Southern Counties Cricket Association were concluded on Saturday, with the result that Bega has won the whole night matches…
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At last the effort of yours truly has succeeded, through the medium of this column, in arousing a little interest and life among some of the followers of cricket; in…
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In the trophy match on Saturday, played at Pambula, between the Pambula and Candelo Clubs, the latter won easily on the first innings, making 117 against…
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SIR,âMy attention has been called to a paragraph in the âCandelo and Eden Unionâ under the heading of âSouthern Counties Cricket Association,â wherein it…
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Last Saturday was a beautiful day in every respect. Both Milton clubs were out visiting, and both had their colors lowered…
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The anuual meeting of the South Coast Rugby. Unions was fixed for Wednesday afternoon at Kiama and lapsed for want of a quoram. Kiama and Boolong were…
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When rogues fall out honest men got their due. When two members of a cricket club get at loggerheads the public are unconsciously let into the "know" of…
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âJimâ McGarrigal, who showed his hand with the willow in Bega a few seasons back, put up 117 in a match up in Queensland recently…
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Hip hip-hip-hooray! A glorious win for the Juniors! Won hands-down by 10 wickets. Saturdays' win makes fourth successive…
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Captain Millard recently wrote a letter to the secretary of Milton Football Club, Jack Littlewood (through whose courtesy I am able to produce it), thus:…
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Extract from a letter by Mr. H. Baird to Bolong Football Club:—Just a line to ask you if the Boolong F. C. are playing football this season; if so I have young C…
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THE local cricket season was fittingly wound up by a match between representatives of the Southern Countiesâ Cricket Association and the Monaro…
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The annual meeting of the South Coast Rugby Union was called again for Wednesday last at Kiama. but once more the usual quarum was absent. Fact is, the Union,…
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The annual meeting of the Union has been called for Wednesday next at Kiama. The Shoalhaven Club will only run a B. team this season. There are hardly three…
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The first round of the Sydney senior badge competition will be played to-day. The A team in Nowra is dead: professionalism killed it. They can only run a B team this…
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The annual meeting of the Shealhaven Football Club was hold at Stewart and Morton's on Thursday night. Mr. M. Hyam occupied the chair. The annual report was…
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LORD SALISBURY, responding to the toast of âThe English-speaking races.â at the farewell banquet to the Hon. T. F. Bayard, the retiring American…
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The Mercury asks:—Is Wollongong not to have a football club this season? Our young men should bestir themselves. There is plenty of good material here, and there is…
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The annual meeting of the south Coast Rugby [?] Union was hold at Kinma on Wednesday evening. Dr. Read (President) occupied the chair and there was a large attendance…
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