Golf
Ex-Lord Mayer W. P. McElhone is an ardent golfer, and his haunt is Wentworth Falls. As a tribute to the great service of the club's…
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Tennis
The final of the Gents' Doubles was played on Saturday afternoon on the Blackheath tennis courts and resulted in a win for P. V. Tabrett and…
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Mick Simmons (the ever-popular) is sending the following cricket team to Katoomba to meet the School of Arts eleven on Anniversary Day:—…
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The Victorian Postal Team arrived yesterday, and will play two matches in Katoomba, and be entertained at dinner by the School of Arts club,…
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There are some tennis enthusiasts who declare that in some in stanees, Heath Council demands its full pound of flesh in the issue of…
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At the annual meeting of Katoomba Golf Club, the Mayor (Aid. McBride), congratulated the outgoing committee on the fine work it had…
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The annual meeting of Katoomba Golf Club was held in the Council Chamber on Tuesday night, with the president, Mr. J. S. Honderson, in…
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The fourth test match will start in Melbourne, on Friday, February 13. Friday and the 13th! Someone is tempting Fortune…
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In the first boat of the Consolation pairs at Chatswood. Wootten and Ayling of Katoomba. were defeated by Palfreyman and Kidston…
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Mr. S. C. Bartle, the new Secretary of the Katoomba Golf Links, is just the man who should give the club the back up drops it so badly needs…
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It is good to see G. Sherritt and J. Nettup again in the cricket field. Good sports both, their return is welcomed by all cricketers…
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In the report of the big match last week, we gave the giant Doherty credit for the prize head. In reality, the honor rested with his minlature…
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Thanks to President Allan and See, Bartle, the golf links have recorded their best week, and it must be a pleasure to all Katoombans who…
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A Blackhealth team defeated Megalong over last week-end. McAuley Top-scored for the Heath, and Pat Ward, of footy fame for the…
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In local tennis, youth and age are still hard at it for supremacy. After defeating Perce Tabrett for the captaincy (the first time the feat had…
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The social, fixed for Wednesday night, was postponed, owing to clashing with the big Masonic function. Tickets hold good for the event,…
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More than passing interest was taken in the week-end match, School of Arts v. Katoomba North, and a good crowd turned out to see the…
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Baker and Bayley's 12—10 at the Municipal tennis courts on Saturday a set worth seeing. Both men were in fine form…
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The programmes, and first-class programmes at that are in circulation for Blackheath's Easter tournament, and if inquiries [?] he…
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Recently the Women's Club organised a euchre party and dance in aid of the funds of Katoomba School of Arts. On being approached by the…
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