Golf Notes
Although the coming year is full of possibilities for gelf, 1923 must count as a record year. Interest in golf is becoming world-wide, and…
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Localisms Tennis Quartette
Katoomba is represented at Country week by a representative team, the four players being Messrs, P. V. Tabretl, C. Gill, P. Medlicott, and…
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Although the thermometer has been standing very high of late, golfers have shown what a hardy race they are in venturing forth for…
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Frank Laws, one of Blackheath's bets, on or off the cricket [?] is joining the Bonodidts. With one voice the [?]annelled fools" of the…
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Mesdames L. Wallace and Morven Nolan, organised a fancy-dress ball for children on Friday evening. The event was in aid of St. Luke's…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Well on Its Feet Katoomba Golf Club a Vigorous Institution
Katoomba's Golf Links and Club are now so well recognised as local institutions that it is difficult to conceive that club's inception was in…
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All the golf clubs on the Mountains, excepting Katoomba, held competitions on Anniversary Day, The chief attraction was the Blackheath…
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In the Blue Mountains Singles Championship [?]nais, Los Baker and J. Fitzgeraid were left. It was an [?]teresting game in which Baker…
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With three wickets down for 29 and 167 runs to secure a victory Leura continued their innings with Loe and Dunn. The pair played…
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There was a very satisfactory master of lady members on the Katoomba links last Saturday when the first of a series of Saturday…
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Over the week-end Mick Simmons team again visited the Hills and engaged a local eleven. The visitors batted first and compiled a total of…
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On a matter concerning proposed expenditure for the maintenance of the Katoomba golf [?]aks, which came before Council on Tuesday, Ald.,…
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At a social [?]ling held into last week the 1922 models won by the Soldiers' Club of that time were presented at Katoomba town Hall. It is…
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The golfing sensation of the week in the Big Smoke has been provided by the open champion, Tommy E. Howard, his two records setting…
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Whatever hope the Mountains clubs had of staying Springwood's substantial load in the cricket competition was shattered on Saturday…
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The Blue Mountains League notifies its annual meeting for next Wednesday, MArch 5, when a full attendance of all players and…
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The lady players of the Katoomba Club finished its monthly stroke competition last SAturday, the trophy being won by Miss Thornbury. The…
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H. M. D. R. League is harnessing up for the coming season. Clubs are to be asked to get busy and make 1924 one of the best yet…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Swimming in Nepean Club Carnival
On Saturday last Nepean District Swimming Club held a carnival in aid of the Olympic games. Presenting as it did, such an excellent…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Rugby League Annual Meeting Prospects Bright
Taking all things into consideration the coming season's League football should be good. This optimism is confirmed by the sprit…
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