Football. Seniors
"Phil Garlick" in the Kiama "Reporter" says: -- "Bluey" Jones, Pyree's centre three-quarter, is as full of tricks as a hen herring is of eggs…
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Football
Cobargo Junior Blues visit Bega to play Shining Stars a cup match to day. Bega Gv[?]s on Saturday defeated the Rovers by 6 to 3 and won the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cricket in England. Armstrong's Usual Day
11 a.m.: The captains inspected the wickets. It was decided that there would be no play for an hour. 12 noon: Armstrong and Fender…
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Nowra juniors, who are tipped as being the ultimate winners of the second grade competition, met Bomaderry on the showground on…
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Nowra races, which were to have been held on Saturday, have been postponed till June 4th. This has been found necessary owing to the…
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Shellharbour defeated Gerringong, 6 to 3. Kiama and Jamberoo met on Saturday last, the latter winning by 3 to nil…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Athletic Girl. Condemned by Doctors. Muscle Instead of Sons
A conference of physical culturists and doctors has unanimously decided that girls must not be allowed to develop muscles. The doctors agreed…
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On Saturday Cobargo Junior Blues started for Bega in a lorry. The roads were so slippy and muddy with the continuous light…
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Nowra and Jamberoo met on the showground on Saturday, and provided one of the best games of the season. The Warriors were unlucky…
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The above teams, in the senior competition, played on Nowra showground on Saturday. The visitor's were tipped as winners by most followers of the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Football And A Dance. the Girl and the Tragedy
Just now its " bristles up" with the local footballers, and the talk is of Nowra and Pyree. They tell of wigs on the green, but this old guy prohesies…
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Yourie footballers, on their way to Bodalla on Saturday, ware hospitably met by host. Hyland, of Narooma Hotel, where the…
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The football match between the Gymn Juniors and the Rovers, last Saturday, resulted in a drawâ3 all, so the Rovers still retain the…
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Nowra juniors proved their superiority over Berry on the Nowra showground on Saturday. Although Berry were defeated, they played a…
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Geringong played Jamberoo at Gerringong last Saturday and defeated them by 7 to nil. On the day's play Gerringong deserved their win…
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There is a prospect of Union football being played in Cobargo this season. A meeting was held at Gourlay's Hotel on Saturday…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Football. Nowra V. PYREE. Junior
The mating of Nowra and Pyree teams—junior and senior—in which great interest has been taken, drew a good gate on Saturday last, £10…
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Postponed events are seldom as successful as they would have been had they eventuated in the first place, and so it proved with Nowra races on…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Football. Nowra v. Pyree. Ten to Nit., the Tale It Told
Ten to nil was the victory of Pyree, that had a three-quarter line for possibly twenty minutes over Nowra Warriors who had no three-quacter line at all ;…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cambewarra Races. Sixth Success Successively for the Camar[?]a -- COLVEEN -- Colmahon Party. Four at Nowra and Two at Cambewarra
Cambewarra races took place on King's Birthday (Monday last) and proved a success, notwithstanding the fact that not more than half the at…
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