Cricket
The monotony of Matches between Bowral and Kangaloon was broken on Saturday, when the Bowral club was engaged on the local wicket by a team representing…
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Schools' Cricket Competition
This season's Public Schools' competition was brought to a conclusion on Saturday, when Berrima and Mittagong met in the final for the Osborne Cup on the…
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The annual meeting of Wilde's Meadow club was held on Saturday night last, Mr. A. E. Salmon being in the chair. The following officers were elected:—Patron,…
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Owing to the Berrima C.C. being unable to meat Bowral on Saturday a match has been arranged with Kangaloon instead. The following have been selected to…
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The committee has decided to formally open the new court on Saturday. 21st inst. Representatives of the district clubs are to invited to play exhibition sets at intervals…
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The annual meeting of the Bowral club was held on Thursday night last in the presence of a large attendance, Mr. J. Fitz gerald being voted to the chair. The…
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The opening day of the A.J.C. autumn meeting at Randwick on Saturday was largely attended. Little Toy won the Doncaster Handicap from Duke of…
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Cricket formed the principal attraction in Bowral for the Easter holiday. On Good Friday afternoon and Saturday the local club played Western suburbs Association…
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The annual meeting of members of the Bowral Lawn Tennis Club was held at Armstrong's rooms on Thursday evening last. There was a fair number of members…
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Bill Squires, annexed the heavy weight championship of Australia on Saturday night at the Exhibition Building, Melbourne, in the presence…
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At a late hour on Saturday night sufficient members of the Moss Vale Football Club turned up at Gilbert's Commercial Hotel to allow of the annual meeting being held. Mr…
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The annul meeting of the Moss Vale Football Club was held on Saturday evening at at the Commercial Hotel, Mr. A. D. M'Innes being in the chair. The report…
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A largely attended meeting of the Bowral club was held at Walla[?] on Friday evening, Mr. J. Whits being in the chair. The chief business was to consider what…
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The first game of the season at Wilde's Meadow was played on Saturday last between Robertson and the local club. It was a perfect afternoon for football, the…
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The annual meeting of the above union was held at the Commercial Hotel, Moss Vale, on Wednesday evening, and as each club was fully represented the members…
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The annual meeting of the Berrima District Football Union was held at the Commercial hotel, Moss Vale, on Wednesday night last, Mr. S. Whyte being voted to the chair. A…
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The competition matches commence on Saturday next. It is yet ton early to give any forecast as to the season's prospects, but judging from to the warmth displayed at…
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The first social this season at Robertson was held at the local School of Arts on Friday night, in did of the funds of the Football Club, and proved an unqualified…
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A meeting of the Moss Vale club was held at the Commercial hotel on Thursday night last, about 15 members being present, when a lot of routine business was transacted…
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The Wingello C.C. wound up a very successful season with the annual ball held last Friday evening. The function proved the most enjoyable on record…
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