Nowra Races
Local racing received one of its worst "knocks" on Saturday, when the committee of the Nowra Club had to again declare an event "no face."…
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Far South Tennis Association
Play will commence each day at 9 a.m. sharp. Any player absent when called upon to play will have forfeit. All competitors are…
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[?] number of contests preceded [?]about between Tom Dunn and [?]y at West's Crown Theatre on night when a goodly crowd…
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Some of the local lads are loosing their joints for coming events. Instructions have been forwarded o secretary. Bob Campbell, S.C.R.L.,…
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Following are the first and second grade fixtures in the South Coast Rugby League Competitions, the games to he played on the grounds of the clubs first-mentioned. The…
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The Nowra races last week-end were not the success that might [?] been anticipated. The attendance [?] small, no doubt attributable to an [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Greenwell Point Races. Clever Willie at Last
The Easter meeting of the Greenwell Point Race Club on Monday last was patronised by the smallest attendance so far seen at the waterside course. The…
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Nominations for the Hospital benefit meeting of Bega District Jockey Club, to be held on Saturday:— Probationers’ Handicap: Mi Miss,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Regatta. Strenuous Contests. Ex-champion "Bill" Beach Present
The postpone[?] regatta of the Shonlhaven Club took place on the old course at Nnmba on Saturday last under perfect conditions ; blight and warm…
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Recently at Kiama two delegates each from Shoalhaven, Kiama, and Illawarra District Cricket Association met and formed the abovenamed association…
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Very little interest is being taken in football in Cobargo this reason. The club will play under new colors--cerise and blue…
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At a well-attended meeting on Saturday night, Mr J. F. Collins presiding, the Candelo Football Club was re-formed…
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Mr. Bert Hayes, a local tonsorial artist, won the N. S. W. Oaks with Heart of Oak on Saturday. He was a good winner, getting as much as 50 to 1…
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The noble art has become an epidemic since Tom Dunn struck these parts. Most of the footballers pack a set of gloves as part of training kit,…
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In the second round,of the district competition Bermagui forfeited to Tilba, and Cobargo players were defeated at Yourie…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Golf Notes
The golf season, has opened again. The links are in splendid order, the putting green’s never looking better. Last week-end a good…
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In connection with the exhibition matches by Mess. Anderson and Peach on Bega courts, the order, the play is as follows:—…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Inter-district Football. South Coast v. ILLAWARRA
The South Coast-Illawarra interdistrict match at Wollongong on Saturday ended in a draw—8 all. South Coast kicked off, and both…
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Cec. Maunder, who played for Pambula-Merimbula. on Saturday, has still got some of his old dash left, and put in some good play. At one…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Great Tennis Visit of J. O. Anderson and Norman Peach
Friday and Saturday last will long be remembered by tennis enthusiasts who were fortunate enough to witness the exhibition matches given…
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