Bowls
Al the South Coast Bowling Association meeting at Thirroul on Saturday last, Mr. Mark Morton, M.L.A. was again elected president…
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Golf
On Friday next, Oldbeld’s professional will be available to members and associates. A lecture and demonstration will also be arranged…
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The Adaminaby team, which plays here for the Rosenthall stleld on Sunday. comes with the reputation of being a good class combination…
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Wednesday’s competition, election was won by Mrs Flood, 51,18,88; Mrs Martin, 18,18,88 Saturday's competition will be an…
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The Muslin Shield same at Pambula on Sunday was won by the team playing the better football. As far as a few of the Bega players…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →The Sporting World South Coast Football Berry Wins on Forfeit
Berry made the trip to Kangaroo Valley, but found there were not sufficient of the opposition in attendance to make up a team, and…
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The annual meeting of the South Coast Bowlers' Association was held at Wollongong on Saturday last. A Nowra rink in attendance played one…
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Baker (Nowra) has been selected to represent Group 7 against the Newcastle League at the Coaly City Congratulations!…
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J. Morris and R. Young won the four-ball v. par last Saturday, 1 down; R. Ranch and J. Eastburn second, 5 down…
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At A meeting of Group 7 at Wollongong last weekend, the President spoke of the necessity of encouraging school football, and said that the…
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The T.B. Soldiers’ 18 holes stroke on Saturday was won by Selle, 91, 21, 70. He will now represent the Club in the final at the Far South…
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The Rosenthall shield game yesterday was a most interesting affair, being responsible for some fast, open football from the start. The…
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Novice. Slakes, 2nd division: K. Watling’s Lin-Dell (4 to 1) 1; C. O. Morrisey’s Starley King (3) 2; T. J. Rixon’s Pommy Bill (3) 3. Others:…
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R. Rauch had a runaway win in the par competition last Saturday with 3 up; J. Morris second, 4 down; and K. Forrester third, 6 down…
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This fixture, which was keenly looked forward to, took place on Jubilee-Park on Saturday. The attendance was the best of the season, hut as…
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The Berry dog, Miss Durri, wor the second division of the Maiden Plate at Bowral on Saturday last, by two lengths. She started at 3/1,…
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âAndyâ Waddell defeated Fred Abbott in the consistency competition, 150/143. In the cock of the walk…
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Maiden: Question Lass, Baby Betty Molly Emerson, Lubranear, Bay Pardon. Fourth Division, 1st heart: Bon…
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In advance of the Adaminaby football team came news of its solid forward division. We heard they were not only hefty in physique, but…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →The Sporting World South Coast Football Berry Forwards Fine Form Against Gerringong
The Berry forwards gave their finest display of the season on Saturday when the Magpies downed Gerringong by 8 to all, in a game…
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