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Next Sunday the boys will battle hard for the honour of winning the President's trophies, first and second. The going will be over 36 holes and…
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Golf news. H. Bursill Lands the Double
'Twas a great week-end for the Skipper when he won the stroke event on Saturday and backed up on Sunday to add the President's…
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Sidney Clive (B.H.) Campton achieved the perfect fluke and put a 7 iron shot into the pot at the 125 yards seventeenth. Times have changed, and…
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The long awaited visit to the City of the Plains eventuated last week-end, and the only persons who did not seem to enjoy themselves were C. Roy Halls…
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The two courts in Honour Avenue, Lawson are now being repaired and play will commence in August. A meeting of the club was held…
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S. Compton, who recently holed in one, again hit the highlights on Sunday, when he won the Medal with a brilliant 79 from the bat for a nett 62…
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Some brilliant golf was seen at the local links over the week-end. On Saturday C. Roy Halls turned in a good round of 78 off the stick for 37…
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The weather man turned on a shocking day for the visit of Katoomba members to Lithgow; but from comments heard everyone had a…
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The glorious weather at the week-end enticed a good crowd to the links and excellent scoring resulted. On Saturday, the stroke resulted in…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Tennis Tournament Merrymakers Versus Caledonians
Last Saturday, a tennis tournament between the Merrymakers and the Caledonians was held at the Municipal Tennis Courts…
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A record attendance of cricket enthusiast was present at the annual meeting of the Blue Mountains Cricket Association, held at the…
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On September 15th will be played the first semi-final of the popular S. R. Thompson Shield matches, which have attracted to Katoomba so many…
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The week before last we entertained a rink from Wentworth Falls to a game which at least sounded to be very enjoyable…
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Among the visitors to the club this week were Messrs. Watkins (The Entrance), Moore (Newcastle South), Matheson (Hamilton), Miller…
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The championships have reached the stage where the chaff has been separated from the wheat and only the finalists remain…
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Friday, 11th October, will see the commencement of boxing in Katoomba City Hall, conducted by the local sub-branch of the Legion of…
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On Saturday, in the absence of Bert Lambert, who was at Bathurst attending a meeting of the executive of the Western District Bowling…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →golf news A. Ball Wins Third Successive Championship
For the first time in the history of the club ,the championship has been won three times in succession, Albert Ball being the perpetrator. He has…
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The following players have been chosen to represent Blue Mountains Councils in their match with School of Arts at the Reserve, on 5/10/46…
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At the meeting of the executive of the Western District Bowling Association held at Bathurst on Saturday, 28th September, formal permission…
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