Football
Football fans come into their own again on and after Saturday, when the competition commences. League officials are hopeful that this season…
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Sparks From the Football Anvil. What’s Doing in the Game
The fans and followers of football, friends and enemies, have been awaiting my arrival on the scene to tell ’em all about it. Unfortunately, my…
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Three matches in the singles competition were played off on the local green, Priddle defeating Lynch Spencer defeated Woodhill, ant Morison…
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The competitions held in connection with the Shoalhaven District Tends Association advanced another stage on Saturday last, and a few…
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The first-grade competition opens on Saturday, with four teams competing—Bega, Candelo, Cobargo and Tilba. The draw for the opening…
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Miss MacMillan and Miss Brown tied with a nett 30 in the secret hole competition for Miss Mackenzie's trophy on Saturday. In the play off…
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Kiama-Bombo defeated Nowra by 26 to 3. Jamberoo defeated Gerringong, 11 to 5…
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The popularity of local footballing interests was indicated by the great success attending the euchre party, and dance held on Monday night in…
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The second round of the Shoalhaven District Tennis Competition was played at St. Patrickâs court. Berry, on Saturday afternoon, when…
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Pyree saddled up in good spirits to play their first homo match on Saturday. The opposing team was Horry. These two teams every season have…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →FOOTBALL Berry v. Pyree(By “Goal Post”)
The Berry first-graders journeyed to Nowra on Saturday and suffered their second successive defeat of the season, going down to Pyree by 10…
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In the match at Bega on Saturday last Tilba was defeated by Bega 35 to 4. Although the came was a bit one sided, the home team turned on some…
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At the annual meeting of the above at Bega last week, the following report was adopted; — The annual tournament for 1933 was…
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Played at Jamberoo. The home team continued on their winning way by easily defeating the Warriors by 23 to 8. The ground was very…
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Competition fixtures and referee appointments for Saturday: Tilba v Candelo, at Tilba, Mr J. Green; Cobargo v Bega, at Cobargo, Mr ; J. Salway…
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Progressive prints “B” grade : Town 6, Cooper’s Gully 6, Qu[?]ma 4, Belmore 4, Condelo [?] Central 2. “C” Grade : Qu[?] 6, Town 6,…
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Dear, oh, dear, I was sadly astray when I described the Bega lads in my last notes as apparently lacking enthusiasm and interest in the game. Their…
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The local Golf Club will, unless rain intervenes, have the Kameruka links in playing order by next week-end. On the Sunday afternoon handicap…
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Saturday's competition match between Candelo and Cobargo, on the local ground, resulted in a 7-all draw, alter a hard but decidedly ragged…
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Last Saturday's par competition was won by Miss H. Robson, who finished all square. To-morrow's competition will be for the monthly…
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