Football Gerringong Defeat Nowra
By defeating Nowra in the semifinal of the South Coast Rugby League knockout competition for the Young Cup, at Berry on Saturday by…
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Representative Football. South Coast Defeat Illawarra. a Surprise for the Northern End
On Sunday last teams representative of the South Coast and Illawarra played on Wollongong showground, and there was a crowd of…
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The second meeting of the Bega District Coursing Clug, conducted by the returned soldiers, was held on the racecourse on Saturday, and was…
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The farewell to Mr and Mrs Cotton and Mrs Ashby was well attended, and the associates had everything in splendid shape for the function. The…
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Bega and Cobargo played a trial match on the sports ground yesterday. Alter a scrappy Rome Bega was victorious try 22 to nil. M. Crowe (2),…
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At the Nowra showground, on Saturday, Gerringong 'beat Kiama in the final of the Young Cup knock-out competition by 5 points to 2. The…
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A meeting of the South Coast Rugby Football League was held at Berry on Monday night. The President, Mr. McDonald, occupied the Chair,…
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The Coo[?] first grade team will play Bega on the sports ground on Sunday. This will be the first real test of the local team this season…
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The boys of Cobargo and Bega strutter their stuff before the gaze of quite a large audience—that is, for such a match…
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Both grades of competition begin on Saturday next.âSeven teams in each grade.âCambewarra-Bomaderry admitted to Reserve Grade.âResignation of Mr. T. Jones from Judiciary Committee.âPyree-Nowra trouble over boundaries.ââMickâ…
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There was no danger of the contestants at the local stadium last Friday night setting the Shoalhaven on fire, but that was not promoter Purdie's…
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Mr. Bill Lees, who so successfully coached the Nowra Warriors several seasons ago, has again undertaken the task of again licking them into shape…
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Saturday's competition will be a foursome played over 14 holes, and the draw is: C. Haslingden and L. Pears v. Dr. Thompson and H…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Football Doings. Manager Artie Smith Submits Report Concerning Inter-district Match Between Illawarra and South Coast Played at Wollongong. Discussion at the League Meeting at Berry Concerning Boundaries and Other Matters
At the meeting of delegates of the South Coast Rugby League held at Berry on Monday night Mr. Artie Smith, manager of the South Coast…
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At the meeting of delegates of the South Coast Rugby League held at Berry on Monday night Mr. Artie Smith, manager of the South Coast…
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At the S.C.R, Football League meeting, on Monday night last, Mr. Artie Smith asked: Can the Nowra delegate (Mr. Henkel), who is living…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Kembla Grange Races
Doubtless owing to a departure from their usual day, Kembla Orange races, held on Thursday, were not up to the usual high standard set by…
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The week-end competitions were keenly contested, and resulted as follows Saturday: Stableford par, won by Cantwell 27-7-34; runner crop…
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A fair crowd saw Coona and Bega put up a good even exhibition on the sports ground yesterday. Although the scores were 18 to 2 in favor of…
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Following is the draw for the 18-holes stroke handicap to be played on Saturday: L. Harrison v. H. Taylor; H. Manion v. TV. Eastburn; M…
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