Football
A FOOTBALL maton was played at Gerringong on Saturday between teams representing the Berry Briton and Gerringong Clubs. A full team did not go from Berry. The result was a…
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Football
A TEAM from Gerringong try conclusions with Bombo on the latter’s ground to-day. A match was played at Kiama on Saturday between Kiama and Albion Park teams. The…
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The football match, Nowra v. Milton, in aid of the Indian Famine Fund, will take place on the recreation ground this afternoon. The band will be present and…
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ON Saturday last a team from Tilba visited Bega and tried conclusions with the locals. The visitors came with a good reputation, which proved…
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A football match Nowra v. Milton, in aid of the Indian Famine Belief Fund, was played at Milton on Saturday afternoon, on which occasion all…
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A football match, Nowra v. Milton, in aid of the Indian Famine Relief Fund, was played at Milton on Saturday afternoon, on which occasion all…
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THE above Club's Cup Meeting opens today, Friday. As there have only been 12 entries, the prize money has been reduced andd apportioned as follows: Winner £8,…
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WANDELLA has now its own football club, and on Saturday it opened up by playing a match with the Cobargo team on the local ground. Although…
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THE Cup Meeting in connection with the above club was run off at Kameruka on Friday, 10th instant, partly from the enclosures and partly in the open. The…
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ON Saturday the Boga footballers and a combined team from Cobargo, Tilba, and Dry River, met on the Bega ground. Just before the game commenced a dispute…
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A TOURNAMENT, mixed doubles, ladies and gentlemen, for a trophy presented by Mr. T. Dunn, was played on the Clubâs courts, and resulted in Mr. S. Glann and…
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The annual meeting of the Nowra Half-Holiday Cricket Club was held on Monday evening last, when the undermentioned officers and committees were elected: —…
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SIR,—Knowing your love of fair play, I anticipate that you will find space in your popular paper for a few remarks on the action of the Bogs men who refused…
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WHAT was expected on Saturday to have been the biggest thing in football yet seen this season turned out to be the most miserable fiasco that…
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The seventh annual meeting of the Bamerang Cricket Club was held at Bamerang on Thursday last, the President (Mr. G. C. Glanville) in the chair, The…
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The seventh annual meeting of the Bameraug Cricket Club was held as Bameraug on Thursday last, the President (Mr. G. C. Glanville) in the chair. The…
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The annual meeting of the Dowling Cricket Association was held in the Star Hotel on Monday night. Mr. W. Riley, J.P., in the absence of the…
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At the early hour of 6.30 nine members of the Kangaroo Valley Lawn Tennis Club made a start for Robertson last Saturday morning. Consequently, when the top of the mountain…
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THE adjourned annual mooting of members of the above club was hold at Lawson's Store on Friday evening Iast, Mr. J. E. Lawson, V.P., in the chair. There…
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The annual general mooting of the Bega Cricket Club took place in the School of Arte on Friday evening last. The president, Mr. A. L. Manning, occupied the…
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