Football
A meeting of the union (by requisition) has been called for to-night (Wednesday) at the Commercial hotel at 8 p.m., to reconsider the match in dispute…
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Football
The union committee on Wednesday night ordered the match between Mittagong And Robertson to be replayed at Robertson on the conclusion…
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The meeting of the committee of the Football Union held at Gilbert's hotel, Moss Vale, on Wednesday evening, to reconsider the decision of a previous…
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The second round of the union competition will be commenced to-day (Saturday) when the following matches will be played:—Moss Vale v…
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This meeting was held in the Commercial Hotel, Moss Vale, on Wednesday Inst, 19th inst, and was the outcome of a requisition signed by the captains and secretarys of…
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The above teams met at Bowral, the home team winning by 10 to five. Cold weather prevailed, and the keen westerly which swept the ground was no doubt responsible…
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Mittagong defeated Moss Vale on the latter's ground on Saturday kat by six points to nil. The local team were poorly represented, several good players…
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This match took place on the Bowral ground on Saturday last, the home team winning by the comfortable margin of 10 points to five. The attendance was small…
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To day's competition matches are :— Mittagong v. Robertson, at Wittagong; Bowral v. Moss Vale, at Bowral; Wilde's Meadow, a bye…
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Bowral and Moss Vale played a draw in the return match on the former's ground, neither side scoring. The weather was cold, and rain, which…
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The Bowral and Moss Vale golf clubs played a match on the latter's links on Saturday afternoon last, resulting in a win for Bowral by 2 games. Following…
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Moss Vale journeyed to Bowral on Saturday last and played a pointless draw with the local team. Both sides had their full strength in the field and…
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James Carrick[?] a Robertson footballer, met with a painful and serious accident at Mittagong on Saturday last in the match between Robertson and Mittagong. Play…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Football. BOWRAL V. Moss Vale. Another Drawan Game
This match was played at Bowral on Saturday last, the result being a scoreless draw. It is interesting to remember that in the first round Moss Vale won by 3 to…
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The football match[?] in connection with the local competition to-morrow afternoon will be Mittagong v. Wilde's Meadow at Mittagong, and…
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To-day's competition matches are:—Moss Vale v. Robertson, at Moss Vale Mittagongy. Wilde's Meadow, at Mittagong: Bowral, a bye…
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At Oxford only a small proportion of the undergraduates learn the noble art of self defence. But if d blue or a half blue were a warded for it and the annual…
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A fairly large attendance witnessed the return match between the above teams, which was played at Mittagong on Saturday, and the spectators were rewarded by…
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These teams met at Moss Vale on Saturday last, and tone of the finest displays of rugby yet shown in the district this year was the result. This was largely…
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The above match was played at Mittagong on Saturday and resulted in a win for the home team by 14 points to 3. Play was not long in progress when Cripps sent…
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