St James Sports and Community Notes
A fragmentary notice bandies tennis and cricket matches involving St James teams Tongamai versus Fools at St James and Leama versus Married and Single. It records a St James Fire Brigade meeting, a charity ball at St James Public Hall with music and dance, a tower show preview, and a Devenish Woot funds fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir
James
St. Stames
Tongamai
The
Fools
St. James
Coles Bros, Carruthers
Vans
St. James Crickets
Leama
Thy Heundicts
Chaser
Kilovman
Ellie
K Polly
Garver
Leon
Prater
Wellwood
Tracy
Phillips
Livithenaot Gullivan Havang
Degade
Baronmen Hollan
Mears
J. Colen
F. Carruthers
St. Jaures
Phillipa
M. Jewall
Messrs
Howdem
Lalor Bros Thick and Mallows
Moers
Vance
Texey
Ames Eliymin
Carver
M. Tolly
E. Coles
Johnstone
Dully
Masdaines Jean and
Ellerman
Mies M. Polly
Hagit
Uwe
Mary
Maggie Pelly
Moira Cricket Association reopens with new officers
The Moira Cricket Association held its meeting at Goran Hat Ot Saturday last with K F Clearyessee presiding. Members discussed renewed interest, elected officers led by President J F Cleary, and planned fixtures starting October 14 with various matchups including Goorambat, St James, Thoona, and Benalla. Boxwood club consideration failed due to distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moira Association
Sinal
Moira Cricket Association
Goranhat
K. F. Clearyonesse
Messrs
Howell
Davie
Goorambat
Jos. M‘namari
Hamilton
Boyla
Church
Shaw
Thoona
Kilermay
Sexton
St. James
McTickat
J. F. Cleary
Flynn
Tinto
Pyne
A. Howell
Messim
Boxwood
Theona
Benalla
Phoous
Henalle
Goormbat
Bonalluy
St. Symes
Benalls
Goovambat
Phoonn
Thoos
St. Paras
Charge of imposition Charlton sentenced in Benalla case
Thomas Charlton was convicted of false verbal misrepresentation to obtain funds for a Melbourne trip. He attempted to defraud the Ladies Benevolent Society, carrying £7 and claiming to need fare. He admitted forging documents and signatures but denied intending to defraud the hospital. The bench sentenced him to nine months’ hard labor, concurrent with six months already served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlton
Thomas Charlton
Wangaratts
Smith
Canningham
Gregorgon
Walker
Benalla
Dadies' Benevolent Rand
Pyne
Stillyed
Hietasueutte
Banalla
Malbouray
Wangaratta
Puliow
Be Wally Dactive Bongvolant Society
O'Shea
Drummond
Ubon
O'Shew
Oshes
Mra. O'Shi
J. G. O'Shi
Behues
Int
Melbourn
Mallon
Hut
Bensils
Melbourne
Albury
Hoon
Stillard
Echues Langforlung
Andi
Echues
G. Oshur
Thomas Chariton
Ohinea
Hin
Kehuca
Norris
Kelvin
Austin
Stilard
O'Shaw
Lockwood
Wood
Kalgoorlie
Mtr
Ychtion Institution
Behuen
Halle Sanitorium
Wislotoe
Napier Street
Fitzroy
oMr
Pye
Ncousell
Beeshworth Hospital
Tugiol
Cone
Bard Iabor
Beechworth
Forfaitien
Kyroa Seizes Championship In Tight Final Clash
In a well attended title match Kyroa edged Gymnasium by 7 goals to 6 with key late plays sealing the win. Kennedy Jackson Bell and Warrelly starred for Kyroa while Williams Walker Ryan Nolan and Gallagher stood out for Gymnasium in a high tempo Association final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KYROA
Geksou
Thoir
Gyuis
Wile Tinmy
Ltt
Brock
Reds
Williams
Rowdedy
Troman
Walker Wood
Ab Hill-aime Kurod
Genat
Muro
Gam
Tinion Firth Rauber
Walker
Forrelly
Wall
Theo Mitor
Bollan Naseally
Analtir Atack
Ryne
Rauber
Baron
Bott
Hyland
Fupther Wel
Haron
Tevel
Kennedy
Tyoeky Jackson
Bell
Warrelly
Willaws
Ryan
Gallagher
Nownat
Colin
Nolan
Benalla Cricket Club annual meeting reports
The Benalla Cricket Club held its annual meeting with Mr O H Fans presiding. The club reported income of £80 4/10, expenses for Easter matches and fares £10, and a profit from the art union of £26, leaving a small debit balance. The season 1910 11 was described as successful. the club secured second place for the Murchison trophy and looked forward to another win. Widespread travel to and from visiting clubs was noted, and members’ fees plus entertainments were discussed amid concerns over unpaid accounts and a few departing players.
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ENG
Chih
Vue
O. H
Neident
Walanchsheer
Hili
Lnvies
Eastor
Ho Vasota
Alo, Brown
Wednesday
St Andrew's
Cly
M.C.C
St. Kilda
Kuroa
Wongaratia
Wahe Uunyah
Upotipotpon
Trawool
Art Union
Rexul
Thory Wren
Agin
Wonton
the Provident
Dall Alineo
Chora
Walker
Wiint
Brown
Naiuacus Isidin
Financial report and regional cricket association meeting notes
The meeting discussed a satisfactory financial position with a small deficiency wiped off and a balance sheet awaiting audit. Delegates from Benalla Goorambat St James and Thoons formed a new association as matches begin October 14 with Benalla opening away. An adjournment was set to October 6 for officer elections amid funding and practice plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Rowan
Beans
Brown
Dalanos
Welbcates
M‘namara
Hamilton
Goorambat
Benalla
St. James
Thoons
Lake Rowary
Howell
Ki. Jowty
Vropowrd
Englinh Than
Sid Wateony
Bonalla
Board of Control
Melbourne
Sydney
Sinclair
Olticars
M'Namara
Ada Maylor's Plea for Health Through Clements Tonic
Ada C Maylor of Albert Park recounts how many women in Melbourne and Victoria seek health through tonic remedies. She describes her own decline and recovery, urging weak nervous women to try Clements Tonic for strength and well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Victoria
Flore
Ada Maylor
Albert Park
Clements
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ST. James and District
Prase
Wise People's Tallor
Tweedy
Rocke, Tompsitt & Co
N. E.W
Benalla Cricket Club
Yand
Stites H
Withers Street
Allert Park
Clements Tonic Ltd
Ada C. Maylor
B. Briggs
Benalla Jeweller
J. D. Collins
M. E. Taylor
Tony
Dangl Nello Stewart
Ctc
Kent
Are
Mews Department
Panamas
Wieiheen
Lakers
A. W. Bennett
Watchmaker & Optician
Bridge ‘Street
Savings Bank
Caraciryy
Prac
Quy
Thos. McPherson & Son
Collins St
uOvor
Mazing Se
Chris. Stolz
Bevauua
GEO. Ledger's
Sui
Viemat
George Ledger
Brugest
New South Wales
Benallo
Arthur W. Cleaver
Narromine
Peak Hill
Tripgie
Riga
Tellos
Hautzinger
Lowalls
Royal Mail
Marseilles
London
Adelaide
Fremantle
Aden
Port Said
Plymouth
Betndia
Europe
Bexsaans
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