Cricket
THE Gleneric and Association teams met on the Glebe on Saturday, but owing to a heavy thunderstorm the game had to be discontinued shortly after, the Moss…
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Cricket
BY way of a change, the Association will have a scratch match on the Glebe wicket. The contestants will be the married and single members of the club, and the game…
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The Westminetor Gazette offers the following comment on the great event of the Australian turf:—The Melbourne Cup. which was recently decided on the famous…
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The Bong Bong Picnic Races were commenced on Thursday and were very largely attended. The meeting was a brilliant success, and the weather was beautifully mild. His Excellency the Governor…
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A match was played on the showground, Moss Vale, on Saturday last, between the Moss Vale Gleneries and Bowral Town Club, and resulted in an easy win for the former…
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When some seven or eight years ago a few gentlemen residing in the district arranged to make a variety in the daily routine by planning a day's racing with amateur riders,…
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As stated in our last issue, the match between the Association and Mt. Lachlan (Sydney) team's had to be abandoned at lunch time. The display of cricket shown…
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ON the Show Ground to-day the Association and Moss Vale Gleneric teams compete. These clubs have met twice before this season but both games have been drawn;…
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Take as the classical example that brave report of Blackeath football, sent by a Frenchman in London to a Parisian journal:…
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The club's 1894 tournament was brought to a very successful close on Saturday afternoon last when the various costly prizes from Messrs. Hardy Bros., Sydney,…
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MITTAGONG Recreation Club on their own wicket defeated the Bowral Town Club last Saturday. Scores: Town Club 40 (Jackson 15, Savell II): Mittagong, 57…
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A MEETING of the Bowral Association Football Club was held in the hall on Monday evening, over which Mr. H. E. Jones presided. There were also present:—Messrs…
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THIS afternoon the Association will play 15 of the Myra Vale C.C. on the Glebe wicket. Play commences punctually at 1.30. The following are the Association…
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THE match between the Association and S. E.Corderoy's district eleven takes place to-day. The p[?]oposed match has been greatly talked about, and should be…
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A cricket match was [?] between the above clubs at Bowral on Saturday last, and resulted in a draw strongly in favour of the visitors. Moss Vale went first to the wickete…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Football. Bowral Association V. ROBERTSON
THE opening match of the season for the district was played at Robertson on Saturday between the abovementioned clubs which, resulted in a win for the…
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THE second match between the Association find Mr. Corderov's District Eleven will be contested on the Mittagong Recreation Club's grounds to-day. There is every…
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THE Association concluded their season on Saturday in the return match against the representative district eleven. This was contested on the Mittagong Recreation…
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The football season was opened in Moss Tale on Saturday afternoon, when the above teams tried conclusions, which resulted in a draw, both sides scoring 8 points. The weather…
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THE Association met and defeated the Moss Vale club on Saturday in the presence of a fair number of spectators on the latter's ground. With the exception of a few good…
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