Golf
There was a good attendance members in the morning, and twenty paints competed in the mixed [?] in the afternoon of Sunday last…
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Football
There was an enthusiastic attendance at the annual meeting of the Jamberoo Football Club, when Mr. S. Graham was elected Patron: Mr…
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Ambrose Palmer was altogether [?] good for Fred. Henneberry, at the Sydney Stadium on Monday night. Palmer had an advantage of…
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Australia won the fifth and final test match against South Africa, thus completing the very fine record of having won four games, while…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Berry Football Club Annual Meeting
In spite of the rain there was an attendance of 26 at the annual meeting of the Berry Rugby League Football Club held in the School of Arts on Friday night last, when most discussion took place on the question of the charges for membership, and…
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The cricket finals are to be played on Saturday, with Tomerong v Pyree playing on the Nowra showground, commencing at 1.45 p.m…
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One of the most exciting games of cricket witnessed on the Candelo ground was played on Sunday week between Bemboka and Candelo…
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The final of the South Coast rinks, between Nowra and Kiama, was won by Kiama, 24 to 14. The teams were : KiamaâBaxter, Hindmarsh,…
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The Berry footballers had their first run of the season on Tuesday night, under the direction of Stewart Blow. There were not so many…
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B[?] went to Candelo on Sunday last to play the holders for the Foloy Cap Bam[?] won the tose and sent Candelo in to but and were soon…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cricket Pyree v. TOMERONG
Rain interrupted this game at Nowra, in the final of the Shoalhaven Competition. Tomerong batted and at stumps had lost 5 for 70…
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Alf. Couraney, Bomaderry, writes: The boxing fans of Nowra are in for a fistic treat on Friday next, 20th March, when Harry George, the…
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The annual meeting of the Candelo-Kameruka Golf Club was held on 2nd March, at Mrs. Flanagan's Tea Rooms. Mr. R. Shelley…
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Wednesday's picnic races, held on the Tantawanglo course in aid of the local School of Arts building fund, were very disappointing to…
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Mr H. J. Dicker, secretary of the [?] solders’ mechanical coursing club. has received the following communication [?] Mr E. B. Hurkness,…
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Tommy McGee has made it definitely known that he will not play any more football. At the end of last year, the little scrum-half was…
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B. Murphy, the Pyree wicketkeeper, did well on Saturday. He secured two victims, including Bob Jennings, whom he caught off fast…
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Arrangements are complete for the visit of the Shoalhaven Cricket Associationâs team to play the St. George Association on Easter…
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Nowra bowle[?] ry to learn that a [?] will probably preven[?], of Back Forest, f[?] Place…
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Once again the tenn[?] are overhauling their[?] in readiness for the annua[?] petition, entries for w[?]…
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