Football. Final Match. Mittagong V. Moss Vale
The above teams met at Bowral on Satarday, 23rd inst., in the final match of the Berima-Camden Football Union competition. The result was a win for Mittagong…
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Cricket
Another attempt is being made to reform the Surveyor's Camp C.C., and a meeting for that purpose is con[?] to be held at the Grand Hotel, Bowral, on Tuesday night…
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The annual meeting of the Wingecarribee union has been called for this (Saturday) afternoon at the Royal hotel, Mosa Vale. As yet, this season, there…
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The annual meeting of the Bowral Association cricket club was held last week, Mr. H. E. Jones (president) being in the chair It was decided to re-form for the ensuing…
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Those interested in the Surveyor's Camp C.C. should not forget the annual meeting which is to be held at the Grand Hotel, Bowral, to-night…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Tyranny of Golf
Of all games golf is the most tyrannical It spares neither age nor sex. Cricket and football, like work, as old Mr Eccles once said, "are good for the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Bowral Free Press And Berrima District Intelligencer. 18.10.05. News Gleanings. Bowral Races
The programme for the King's Birthday meeting, to be held on the Bowral Racecourse on Monday, 13th November, appears in this issue. It will be seen that…
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The annual meeting of the Surveyor's Camp C.C. was held at the Grand Hotel, Bowral, on Tuesday night. The present, Mr. V. B. Ritey, occupied the chair, but the…
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The certain has been rung down on the Surveyor's Camp C. C—a club which has been in existence at Bowral for a number of years. It is not proposed, however, to wipe…
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A meeting of those interested in the formation of a town cricket club, in lieu of the recently disbanded Surveyor's Camp Club, was held in the Town…
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Most Vale met a team from Sutton Forest and suffered a defeat. The scores were: Sutton Forest 74 (H. Miller 30. A. Elismors…
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A meeting was held at the Town Hall, Bowral, for the purpose of disscussing the formation of a town cricket club, on Friday evening last. The meeting was the outcome…
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Athletics are not incompatible with honest study. In 1844 our college boat, which I captained, was remarkable both in the record which it made, never since…
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The privileges in connection with the Bowral race meeting on 13th November were disposed of by Messrs. J. Goodfellow & Co. at auction on Saturday. Bidding…
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What promises to the most successful meeting yet held under the auspices of the Bowral Race Club will take place on Monday next, and as no other form of public…
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About 40 guests responded to the invitation of members of the Lurlinco Tennie Club to be present at the formal opening of the new court on Mr. W. Murray's property,…
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At a meeting held at the Commercial hotel on Wednesday the honer caps donated by Mr. George Gilbert to the Moss Vale football club were awarded…
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The racing community is looking forward with expectancy to the races to be held at Bowral on Monday (King's Birthday holiday). Good entries have been received, and…
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A match has been arranged for this afternoon at Bowral between teams from Bowral and Mittagoug clubs. The following players will represent Bowral:—Dr. Vallack, W…
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The last days of the Lurline Tennis Club seemed at hand when a short time back Mr. W. Murray, on whose property the courts had been placed, removed into…
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