Football Meeting
It is expected that the annual report of the Bathurst Rugby League Vill reveal that the most successful season in postwar years was…
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Sport, 1950
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BOXING Sands-Angelo Bout
SYDNEY. Friday: Stadiums Ltd. wlill rold Empire champion Dave Sands to his contract to fight George Anglelo at Sydney Stadium in…
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Members are reminded that the annual general meeting of the Bathurst Golf Club, will take place or, Wednesday, February 1, at 8 p.m. at…
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The Secretary of the Western District Bowling Association (Mr. J. T. Martin) was informed yesterday that the No. 1 penn[?] match, Orange v…
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Secretary of Bathurst Turf Club, Mr. A. Armstrong, announced last night that good entries 'had been received for the club's meeting to be…
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SYDNEY. Friday: An enthusiastic crowd of 3500 watches the first day's play of the International Women's match between the American Stats…
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Orange women tennis players at 1950 Country Week carnival again proved they are among the best players outside the metropolitan area. Mrs. C. Walker, Mrs. Butcher…
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PARKES — More than 500 entries have been received for the country swimming championships to be held at Parkes over…
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SYDNEY, Sunday: Pat Meehan 230lb was disqualified in his wresting match with Ted Christy (233lb.) [?] Leichardt last night, for attacking…
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The’ success of five favorites out of eight races at Wade Park coursing meeting on Saturday night…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Bathurst Tennis Boys Return
Two Bathurst lads, Brian Johnson of Bentinek Street and John Cooper of Mt. Tamar, returned from the Country Week tennis carnival at the…
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H. Cranston and Mrs. Cranston won the first division of the Town Courts mixed doubles tournament held yesterday. The winners of the…
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While playing tennis at Capertee yesterday, Mr. Thomas Herbert Cox, of Berkeley Vale, via Wyong, collapsed and died…
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Railway, Pinnacle Road, Rovers and Diggers appear likely to be the four clubs in the semi-finals of the…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Golf Notes Week-end Double Registered by Allan Falconer
The best score of the day in Saturday's par competition was secured by A. Falconer, a "C" grader, with 4 up. He missed on…
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The annual meeting of the Tennis Association will be held at the club rooms of the Town Courts on Tuesday, January 24. A good roll up of…
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During the five-week lull in racing, several improvements have been carried out to Lithgow coursing track to make it one of the best in the State. More than 40 tons of top-dressing and phosphate, together…
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WELLINGTON (N.Z., Monday: The provisional itinerary for the British Rugby League tour provides for 24 matches in three months, including…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →CRICKET Batsmen Take Charge When Cricket Is Resumed
Taking advantage of the weather conditions, batsmen quickly assumed command in 'Saturday's competition cricket and, generally speaking, took full honors when matches were resumed after the Christmas recess…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Big Golf Thomson in 13th Position
PEBBLE BEACH (Calif.) Monday The Australian golfer, Peter Thomson, with a card of 227, finished 13 strokes behind the winners yesterday…
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