Football Notes BERRY v. Ulu Boys
Not being [?] games put up [?] Club [?] against [?] and [?]…
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Betting on Football Match
In the Police Court at Deepwater, John Taylor was charged with betting in a public place, on the occasion of a football match between…
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The members of Pambula Tennis Club came up to Bega oil Saturday and played, a team of Bega Club players for the President's Cup, the…
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Results of Saturday's matches:—Pyree defeated Naval College by 8 points to 5. Kangaroo Valley defeated…
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Pyree defeated Naval College, at the College, on Saturday by 8 points to 5. It was a very evenly contested game. Bomaderry and Kangaroo Valley met…
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The insurance, per the Compulsory Act, will be nothing like as severe in regard to trotting events--and for that mutter flat racing--as though by many…
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At a meeting of the Shoalhaven Chamber of Commerce, on Tuesday night, Mr. Roy Beattie moved that a Golf Club be formed and golf links…
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Newtown played the Rest of Bega on Saturday th[?] game resulting in a win for the latter by 18 to 8. There was only a small attendance…
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A delegate meeting of the South Coast Rugby League was held at Berry on Saturday last, when the following were present:—Messrs…
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Berry defeated Bomaderry by 14 to 5. Mr. Mison was re[?]eree. The only local engagement (not a competition match) to be played…
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Footballers can adapt themselves to circumstances. If they havenât got a hall to meet in they donât worry; they carry on…
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Nowra will not play the semi-final against Jumberoo until Saturday, September 4th (not the 23th inst as stated in another column). Pyree and Berry…
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[?] the clubs affi[?]lated with [?]en District Cricket As[?] ended the annual meet[?] lay night last. Mr. A…
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STANDING.--Left to right : T. LINKENBAGH, JOE HUNT, the Late JACK MORTON (Captain, with ball in band), EB. MATTHEWS, K. BRAY, JACK MULLIGAN, the Late WALLY KOHLER (brother to D. Kohler of " The Leader" office), and the Late HARRY PRICE…
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Nowra defeated Naval College by 14 to 3. Berry v Bomaderry. Berry had no great difficulty in…
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"Goal-Post" writes:—The selection of referees for the semi-finals and final does not meet with the approval of many local football teams…
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There was a good [?] of delegates from affiliated [?] at the annual meeting of the [?] District Cricket Association at the…
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The annual meeting of Bega Cricket Club was held in the class-room of the School of Arts on Thursday night, a large number being present…
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When the secretary had read the letter from the trustees of the sports ground, pointing out that no games would be allowed on the ground…
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