Football
Pambula team visited Bega on Saturday for the first time this season to play for the Rodd and Cheg cup. Bega, as usual, were last an the field…
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189 stories in South Coast's papers · page 7 of 10
Football
On Saturday last Pambula footballers visited Bega to play for the Rodd and Cheg. cup, but were defeated by 19 to 6. The first half…
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The [?]ing is the draw [?] [?] the local [?] The matches are to be played on the ground of the first named club :â…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Regatta Boats. Offers by Local Builders
Some, time ago the Shoalhaven Agricultural Society had on offer from Mr. John Wilson, of Nowra,to build boats suitable for the annual aquatic…
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The following is the draw for the [?] round of the local competitions. The match[?] are to be played on the ground of the first named club :â…
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The second series of m[?]tches in the second round of the compe[?]tion [?]as played on Saturday, when Cobargo visited Bermagui and Central Tilba…
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The final match of the Rugby Union competition was played on the Berry Showground en Saturday last between Kangaroo valley aud Nowra Warriors, and resulted in…
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At the meeting of the South Coast Rugby Football Union the (President (Mr. G. Gillam) presiding, the Sports and the Nowra Walalbies were…
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Nowra representatives were:--M. Bice Solman, E. Misoa. O'Brien, Hyam, Braithwaite, Gardinor,…
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The following is the draw for the sound round of tho local competitions. The matches are to be played on the ground of tho first named club:â…
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ON Wednesday afternoon the Bega Juniors visited Candelo and engaged in a match with the locals, suffering defeat by 11 points to 3, after having…
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On Saturday, Bermagal tes[?] visited Dry River, the match practically pointing to the winners of the [?] contested competition. No score was…
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The South Coast Rugby Union met on Wednesday afternoon (says the Berry Register), and gave consideration to the protest lodged by Kangaroo Valley…
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At a meeting of the Union on Saturday the date for the replaying of the final was fixed for Saturday, September 7. In the, meantime the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Professor Stewart at Berry Races
The Il'awarra Racecourse, Ltd. at Berry haw granted the use of their course and enclosures to Professor Stewart (Professor of Veterinary…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Tennis. "King of Games." Ancient and Modern
The origin of tennis is shrouded in medieval mystery. Even its English name, which is French, The a problem yet unsolved. For no one except a…
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On Saturday [?] D[?] [?] letters, fresh from [?]ful season, visited Bega [?] of contested R[?] and [?]…
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Dry River footballers visited Bega on Saturday to play for the Rodd and Cheg cup, but met with a 15-point defeat, Mr. H. J. Bate,…
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It is illegal to win more than £10 at cards. This tact, bearing with it a breath of the dissipated days of long ago, and bringing up pictures of roues in satin…
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