The Tame Journalist His Column. "Cops" at Cricket
On Sunday last the residents of Huskisson and the folk who dwell around were treated to a first-class exhibition of cricket by a team of…
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Golf
With a big number of regulars taking part in Narooma opening, fields during the week-end were small but interesting competitive golf was…
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It is quite pleasant for the Nowra B graders to find their names on the South Coast sport page of the “Sunday Sun,” whilst the A graders are…
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Saturday’s monthly medal was won by R. Hopkins, with a net score of 4 under par—65. The placed players were K. Forrester 67 and M…
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At the Nowra Council meeting, on Monday night, a letter was read from Max Gudgeon, secretary of the Warrior Football Club, asking permission…
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Town Courts III. defeated Kangaroo Valley, 6 sets 47 games to 3 sets 38 games. Berry Rovers II. defeated Town…
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Special competitions will be arranged for the Easter week end. Saturday and Sunday afternoons the draw for partners will take place at…
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Kiama has secured the services of Les McDonald, centre threequarter, formerly of South Sydney, as coach for the ensuing season, and his…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Cricket. Southern Monaro V. Drome. Dary Cricket Association
[?] two day match between teams representing Southern Monaro and Dromedary Cricket Association was played at Bermagui on Saturday and…
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There was a particularly good attendance at [?] annual meeting of the above on Monday night last. The tone of the meeting showed a much…
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Berry have started the Shoalhaven Associationâs Tennis Competition under auspicious circumstances, when both teams from the Roversâ…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Bowls Final of South Coast ”A" Pennant Corrimal v. NOWRA
The Berry Bowling: Club was honored by its green being eleven as the venue for the final of the âAâ Pennanl. Corrimal, State finalist of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Berry Football Club Paddy Burton to Again Coach “Magpies”
At a general meeting of the Berry Football Club, held in the School of Arts on Monday night last, it was decided to again appoint Paddy…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Sporting World Shoalhaven Cricket Competition Numbaa Consolidates Position as Premiers
The only interest in the lust round of the Shoalhaven Competition. which began on Saturday last, was how would Nowra get on against…
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It is quite pleasant for the Nowra B Graders to find their names on the South Coast Sport Page of the "Sunday Sun," whilst the A graders…
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"Do you approve of the Council granting permission for football to be played on Loseby Park, Bowral, on Sundays between the hours of 1 p.m…
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The teams were: Mount Kembla: C. Wrench, C. Humphries, T. Boyee, J. Wilson. S. Bostock, R. Ezart, N. Johnson R. Belgrove, --. Longbottom,…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Sunday Football on Nowra Showground Ald. Watts Opposes Any Play at All on the Ground. Wants to Give the Lawn a Chance to Grow
At Nowra Council meeting on Monday night a communication was received from Max Gudgeon, hon. secretary of Nowra Football Club,…
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Owing to the holidays, there was not as big a roll-up as usual on Saturday last. The results of the rink games were as follows:—…
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A very poor field turned out for the men’s Canadian foursomes last Saturday. The event was won by J. Morris and J. Eastburn, with a card…
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