Swimming at Blackheath
The annual meeting of the Blackheath Swimming Club next Sunday morning draws attention to the fact that, despite the chilly weather…
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golf news
The rain spoilt the fixtures at the week-end, and very few players braved the elements. A few members visited Lithgow for…
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FIRST ROUND, October 5th & 12th Council v. School of Arts, at the Reserve. Leura v. North Katoomba, at Leura…
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The inaugural meeting of the Blue Mountains District Bowling Association will be held at Katoomba Club-house at 10 a.m. on Sunday, October…
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The visit of Bathurst players this coming week end is eagerly looked forward to by local members. Members who wish to play in the match…
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A regular bus service from Katoomba and Blackheath for local patrons of the Megalong Races to be run on the local holiday, Monday…
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On Sunday, October 20th, a meeting of the Blue Mountains District Bowling Association was held at Katoomba. Delegates from…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Golf news Katoomba Regains Lumley Cup
Our old friends from the City of the Plains visited Katoomba on Sunday, and what a day was had by all. The match was won easly by…
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By an almost superhuman effort, Bert Lambert and his assistants managed to complete the alterations to the Club House in time for Opening…
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The Captain's trophy was won by new member, Frederick Longley, in his first competition as a club member, with a total of 37 stableford…
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Good weather last week-end brought good fields for the club's competitions on both Saturday and Sunday. On Saturday, the par event was won…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →New Golf Course Entrance
The new white stone gateway to Katoomba Golf Links, opposite a blaze of photinia hedge plants, presents an attractive entrance to the grounds…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Replacement of Cricket Wickets
M.A.N. cricket wickets are not yet obtainable in Australia for the replacement of the worn wickets at the Leura Cricket Ground and the…
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The arrangement for the 1946-47 series of matches for the S.R. Thompson Sheild are as follows for the next few weeks:—…
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The wet weather on Saturday forced players to play a different game to that of last week-end. Softened fairways and damp greens took the run…
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As in most sports, bowling activity has been curtailed considerably this week by the rain. The enforced rest, however, will…
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On Saturday last the inclemency of the weather kept even the hardened golfers at home. Sunday morning, however, saw 11…
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On Saturday, in glorious weather, we had both greens in operation and the first two games of the Club Pairs Handicap were played…
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No Club Competition was conducted on Saturday last. On Sunday morning 23 players hit off into a dense mist to compete for the 18 Hole Flag…
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During the week a start has been made in the Club Singles Championship. P. Galwey, 31, defeated S. Moore, 24, and C. Rose, 31, defeated…
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