Football. Saturday's Matches. First Grade
Moss Vale beat Thirlmere, 22 to 10 Nepean forfeited to Bowral, not being able to false sufficient players…
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Tennis
A match was played at High Range on Saturday last between High Range and St. John's. St. John's won by 6 sots 43 games to 2 sets 33 games…
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Two finals will be played on Lose by Park on Saturday. At 2 p.m., the Junior Final, between Moss Vale and Thirlmere, will be played, to be…
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A meeting of ladies interested in the Mittagong Golf Ball is to be held in the School of Arts on Monday afternoon, to make arrangements for…
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Two final matches will be played on Loseby park this (Saturday) afternoon. At 2 p.m. the Moss Vale and Thirimere juniors will meet…
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A Mittagong correspondent furnishes a fuller report of the final in the Murray Shield competition :- "A good gallery followed the…
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Seems a pity that players in finals and semi-finals at least are not compelled to wear numbers. It adds immensely to the interest in the game…
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The B D championship singles and doubles were advanced another stage when Gordon and Carter defeated Stokes and…
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District footballers are looking forward, to the challenge match between Bowral and Moss Vale first grade teams at Loseby Park, Bowral, next…
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The Berrima District Championship Singles and Doubles were advanced another stage when Gordon and Carter defeated Stokes and…
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Bowral Juniors scored a bye in the Warleigh Cup draw on Monday. Moss Vale was first out of the hat, and Thirlmere second, so these teams…
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Bowral juniors scored a bye in the Wayleigb Cup draw on Monday. Moss Vale was first oat of the hat, and Thirlmere second, so these…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Africa to be Ruled by the Black Races. Dr Wareham's Prediction
"There are 140,000,060' black and 4000,000 whites in Africa," said Dr. Wareham, addressing the Millions Club in Sydney on…
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