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Pictorial History Of Cootamundra Rugby League

Pictorial History Of Cootamundra Rugby League

Jack Kingston leading out a 1930 team

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  • 4 May 1920 : Ted Maher Comes to Tumut
  • A Dozen Pictures From Those Days
  • Trains & Coota : 2 Reasons the Maher Cup Became Famous
  • The Importance of Sydney Imports
  • Barmedman Rugby League : a brief(ish) history to 1945
  • Phil Regan of Glebe and Cootamundra
  • The Poetry of Rugby League
  • Bill Maizey Popular Pugilist
  • 40 Internationals Who Played Maher Cup
  • New Gallery
  • The 2016 Maher Cup Reunion 13 February
  • ‘Scoop’ Sullivan’s Talk at the 2001 Reunion
  • Harden Brothers in Arms
  • Eric Kuhn and Friends
  • The Cup Is Back In Coota
  • The Hall Brothers
  • Group 9 in the 1920s.
  • Maher Cup Reunion 13 February 2016
  • A Pictorial History of Cootamundra Rugby League to 1971
  • Memories of Temora in the 1930s
  • Gundagai 1921
  • Old Films of the Maher Cup, People & Life in & around Harden-Murrumburrah
  • A Show in the Snow : Tumut vs Grenfell 7 August 1965
  • The Maher Cup Originals: Tumut and Gundagai in 1920
  • The Murrumbidgee Rugby League & the End of the Maher Cup
  • Drawing the Barassi (Jim Keys) Line
  • A Brief History of the Maher Cup Clubs in Graphs
  • Audio
  • Catholics, Labour and Rugby League
  • Wal Galvin
  • 3,300 Maher Cup Players or there abouts
  • The Origins of Rugby League in Maher Cup Country
  • Minorities in Maher Cup Country
  • Ron Crowe
  • Fred De Belin
  • 2LF’s History of the Maher Cup
  • Who Made The Most Maher Cup Appearances?
  • Complete List of Players
  • The Real Old Boys of the Maher Cup
  • Gibsonvale 1946: Phil’s Truck & the Trip to Tumut
  • Peter Castrission Remembers “The Blooda Maher Cup”
  • Greeks In Our Lives
  • Kevin’s Days in Harden
  • All Maher Cup Winners 1920-1971
  • Temora v West Wyalong ad infinitum 1933
  • John O’Reilly
  • 10 Poems and an Obituary
  • Herbert Howard & The Maher Cup Song
  • Heroes On The Fringes of the Maher Cup : Brungle’s Digger Davis & Joe Nettup
  • Stan Gibbs’ Memories of the Maher Cup Cootamundra 1938-1946
  • Graham English Remembers Young & the Maher Cup in the 1950s.
  • Bill Lesberg
  • Eric Weissel’s Early Years
  • Those Magnificent Weissels
  • Young v Grenfell 9 August 1939
  • Nevyl Hand
  • The Biggest Maher Cup Matches
  • Cootamundra v Canowindra 29 August 1928
  • Belluga is Barmedman
  • Population Change in Maher Cup Country
  • Cootamundra v Tumut 6 June 1923
  • 10 Reasons why the Maher Cup was such a Success
  • Maher Cup Games By Year
  • The 12 Towns and Rail Connections
  • A 1941 Maher Cup Reunion in North Africa
  • Who Was Ted Maher?
  • 100 Years of Temora Rugby League 2014
  • Cootamundra The Dominant Team
  • The First Match

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