Rugby Debacle Gosford's Easy Win
With the opposition completely at its mercy throughout the whole match, Gosford had a runaway victory from Toongabbie in the second…
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Ladies at Tennis
..A ladies tennis tournament on Acacia courts on Wednesday was won by Mrs. H. Place and Miss Audrey Taylor…
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The Gosford District Tennis campetition has reached a stage where forecasts can be made of the likely finalists in the various grades. The…
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Fielding its strongest team of the season. Ourimbah played hard clean football on Sunday against Morisset. but were unable to hold the…
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The play on Saturday was the first round of the Sterland Golf Cup, a stroke handicap of 36 holes, extending over two days…
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Gosford had to play brilliant football in the third round of the Challenge Cup competition on Sunday to defeat the strong and heavier…
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The final round of the Sterland Cup was played on Saturday, and the winner of this handsome trophy turned up in the redoubtable Noel…
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Both Gosford Rugby League teams on Sunday went down, to the strong Marist Bros.' teams. Play was of a particularly high…
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Saturday afternoon and night! Venue: Gosford bowling green. Official opening by Mr. Walter Pidgeon, President of the New South…
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On June 4, the boys journeyed to Hamilton and played a match with the lads of that village. The links are on the racecourse, where almost…
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Owing to the non-appearance of Enmore Ionas, there was no football on Grahame Park on Sunday, and most of Gosford's players…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Bowling Green Opened in Pagantry and Sunshine "Inculcate Brotherhood of Bowls to Nations and there would be no War"
Brilliantly spectacular, but with, an aplomb fitting the dignity of bowlers, the Gosford Bowling Club's green was opened on Saturday afternoon by Mr. Percy W. Pidgeon, President of the New South Wales Bowling Association. The President cut the ribbon giving entry to the green, and after Mrs. Dwyer, wife of Dr. S. K. Dwyer, the Club's President, had. sent up the first "Jack,"…
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The first round for Mrs. Mortimer's Trophy was played on Tuesday by the Gosford golf associates, and the final will be decided on…
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Gosford Football Club has a full programme of matches for the competition season, and on Sunday will meet a strong Leichhardt side in the…
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There was only one match on Grahame Park on Sunday when Gosford played a very strong combination, Emmco, to a 11 all draw, after a…
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In the Noel Harris Trophy, played on Saturday, an 18 hole Stableford, Ben Bannister had a very decisive victory. From a 14 par he turned…
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Gosford Training School second grade rugby league team played Gosford High School on the former team's ground. Result:…
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In the first round of the Presiden's Trophy—a 36 holes par handicap,—played on Saturday, there were 25 entrants. The course was…
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Interest centres on the first evening's programme of greyhound coursing trials to be staged at the showground on Thursday evening…
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A very successful tennis tournament, organised by Miss D. Baines, to obtain funds for sports equipment for the Mountain School, was…
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