Golf
There was a somewhat disappointing response from neighbouring clubs in the Nepean Illawarra Association at Berry…
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Cricket Thunderstorm Stops Play
In the first match of this season on the turf wicket at Nowra, Bomaderry took a risk by sending Berry in to bat after winning…
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W. A. Peterswald, President the Bega Bowling Club was home," at the week-end, to rinks from Canberra,…
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After being in recess for three weeks, owing to being under topdressing, our green was well patronised on Saturday, the players…
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Les Turner of Berry scored a good win in the A. grade menâs singles of the Shoalhaven tennis championships at Nowra on…
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There was an exciting and unusual finish to the match between Bomaderry and Berry on the turf wicket at Nowra last…
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Bowlers enjoyed another fine week-end, 34 players taking part in a handicap competition for trophies-donated by Frank Parkes…
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Main interest last week-end was in the Miss Johnson trophy —a beautiful Royal Doulton Toby Jug—played over 36 holes…
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Saturday’s 18-hoIe par event was played in two grades. The “A” Grade trophy went to our “model of consistency” Pat…
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The general meeting of the Cobargo Cricket Club was held last Saturday night, and was well attended,…
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The opening matches of the Imlay District Cricket Association’s competition were played last Sunday, except for the Eden-Wyndham match which has been set down for December 16…
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It was interesting to note that the closely contested foursome event, at the Berry golf course on Sunday was fought out by the…
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Berry players had a bad day at Nowra on Saturday last, when only one representative scored a win, and that was when…
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For the second year in succession, Ashbury Bowling Club visited the South Coast and were received and entertained by the…
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Currambene won the toss and batted on the turf wicket 111 Nowra in the Shoalhaven cricket competition match against Berry…
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The 24 players who journeyed to Canberra on Saturday were favoured by glorious weather. The innovation of travelling by bus…
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Low scoring was again a feature of the Inlay Cricket Competition last week-end, with the bowlers’ averages making very impressive reading. J. Hayes, of Eden, with six wickets for 16 runs, and F. Dwyer, of…
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Despite the unusual rise in the temperature on Saturday quite a number of enthusiasts attended the green and doubtless the new…
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Berry players did not participate in the championships last Saturday. Jim Sheedy and Johnnie…
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When play commenced in the Shoalhaven competition last Saturday, Berry was 4/27 in reply to Currambeneâs 108. Athol…
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