Bowls
A very successful carnival was held during the holidays by the Katoomba Bowling Club, when pairs and fours competitions were keenly contested…
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Swimming Carnival
The long-awaited clash with the Limbless Soldiers Club takes place on Sunday week, when a carnival will be held, and all proceeds given to the…
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Fred Mitchell, well-known Katoomba Street rag merchant, proved that golfers carry far too many sticks when in a two club competition. Over the…
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A mixed doubles tournament was conducted at the municipal courts on Boxing Day, Dec. 26, when an enjoyable day was had by all…
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On Saturday last Katoomba Bowling Club was again successful in defeating Lithgow in the A. Pennan, maintaining an unbeaten record this…
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Despite the rain last Sunday, a fair crowd of members rolled up to contest the first of this year's major events, the Hunter MacPherson…
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Sir,—Learning that the Civic Fathers have at last decided that a swimming pool of Olympic size is needed at Katoomba, and that some of them…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Blue Mountains Sports Carnival Week. Programme of Golf, Bowls, Tennis, Billiards, and Snooker
The Blue Mountains County Council's Publicity Officer (Mr. R. E. Gadd) erstwhile Major in the Forces, has been active since assuming his new office in jumping from the commonplace routine of war into the real…
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The golf throughout the past week was very interesting, and the results were similar to most Randwick race meetings in that all the 100-to-one…
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Pennant games played at Katoomba on Saturday, February 2, resulted in the A. Team defeating Wentworth Palls 109 to 54…
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Stan Davis made the rest of the field look like second raters on Wednesday, and won the stableford with 34 points. With a great first nine of 22 points,…
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Heavy rain at the week-end neces-sitated a postponement of club com. petitions. Members are reminded that the…
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Mr. Bob Townsend is the organiser of the race meeting to be held on the Megalong track on Saturday week, March 2…
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The following players have been chosen to represent the Blue Mountains Council's team against St. Bernard's on February 23rd and March 2nd:—…
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The Katoomba High School held its swimming carnival on Tuesday last in ideal weather at the Lawson Pool. The first places in each grade were:…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Golf news Poor Scoring in the Bell Davidson Shield
Despite perfect weather conditions and a big improvement in the links, competitors in the Bell Davidson Shield gave an inglorious display…
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Blackheath Aldermen have been perturbed over the many unsatisfactory reports circulating in the district i regarding the condition of the…
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Notwithstanding the damp weather conditions, a good attendance was recorded at the week-end. Although the Medal was not…
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Now that the Country Week Carnival is over, we are able to congratulate the twelve members of the club who took part, on their splendid…
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The Medal on Sunday resulted in another dead heat, this time between H. Bursill and S. Jeffries. The Skipper, fresh from his jaunt…
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