Cricket
A welt attended meeting of the newly reformed cricket club was held at the Central Hotel, Moss Vale, on Tuesday evening last for the purpose of making arrangements for…
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Cricket
On Wednesday afternoon the inauguration of the Moss Vale club was celebrated by a match played on the park between the vice-presidents and a team…
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At the Moorefield racecourse on Saturday a deplorable accident occurred in the steeplechase, causing the death of P. Regan, one of the most…
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To-day's union matches will be Bowral v. Berrima at Bowral, Robertson Park v. Robertson at Robertson, Moss Vale v. Mittagong at Mittagong…
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A well-attended general meeting of the club was held on Monday night. In the absence of the president, thellav. H. W. Mullens, one of the vice-presidents, was…
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The spring meeting of the Bowral Race Club was brought to a most successful issue on the local course yesterday, being again favored with fine, though scarcely ideal…
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The union composition matches on Saturday resulted in Moss Vale defeating Roberton Park, Berrima beating Robertson, and Bowrat similarly accounting for Mittagong…
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A very pleasant day was spent on the Bowral links on Monday, when a handicap medal much was played to celebrate the opening of the season. Members of the Moss…
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To-morrow's matches will be:—Moss Vale v. Bowral at Moss Vale; Berrima v. Roberton Park Berrima; Robertson v. Mittagong at Robertson…
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The Oddfellows' Hall, Bowral, presented when a dance on Friday evening last, the newly formed [?] by the members of The hall was prettily decor[?] Tennis Club,…
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On Thursday evening a meeting was held at the Council Chambers, Mose Vale, for the purpose of making arrangements for the Proposed fancy drees cricket match in aid of…
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The matches on Saturday last resulted in Roberton a defeating Mittagong, Berrima beating Roberton Park, and Moss Vale and Bowral playing a draw…
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?On Saturday lost there was a very large muster of the members of the abovenamed Club, and a number of the Bowral Idler's Club were also present by invitation at…
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The much-talked of fancy dress cricket match came off, in part, on Wednesday last on the Moss Vale showground. The day opened damp and threatening, but…
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The handicapping committee met on Friday evening, and re-adjusted the handicaps for the second round as follow:—Mittagong 80, Robertson 15, Berrime, Bowral, Moss…
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The Moss Vale club is increasing in membership very rapidly. Quite recently ten new members have been admitted. On Saturday last the courts…
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A meeting of the Moss Vale club was held at Aland's hotel on Wednesday evening last. Dr. Stevenson (president) occupied the chair, some eight members being present. The…
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The competition matches on Saturday resulted in Roberton Park defeating Bowral, Mittagong defeating Berrima, and Robertson defeating Moss Vale…
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The competition matches on Saturday were responsible for some exciting finishes. Robertson ran Barrima very close on the latter's ground, the home team winning by…
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The only match on Saturday in which anything annual occurred was between Roberton Park and Berrima. In this, the ball beat the bat, and both teams were…
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