Table Tennis Notes
"Little did I know that your town possessed such a large and evidently popular Table Tennis Club," stated visiting…
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Sport, 1951
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Coffs Harbour Football
The remarks of Mr. Doug Pollard, retiring president of Coffs Harbour Football Club at the annual meeting did not…
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SYDNEY, Mon.--There were no upsets during the first three rounds of the Country Week fours championships to-day…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Grafton Associates To Open Season GOLF
Grafton associates will open the 1951 season officially tomorrow on the Grafton links with a nine hole stroke…
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Coffs Harbour golf season will officially open next weekend when the Coffs Harbour Golf Club will hold its 1951 opening day. Invitations to members of clubs in the Mid North Coast Golf Association have been issued…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Prize Money Hardly Covers Racing Costs Sports Budget
Claims made by racing owners at recent annual race club meetings that prize money hardly covers the expenses of even successful owners are borne out by the experience of South Grafton owner,…
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THE decision of the Graf City Council to permit play on the city tennis courts all day on a restricted…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →B Grade Final On Saturday BOWLS
K. Smythe and C. Stevens will play the final of the Grafton Bowling Club B grade championship at the Kemp…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Teams Forfeit Because Of Heat BOWLS
SYDNEY, Tuesday.--Many teams forfeited because of the intense heat during play in the Country Week fours…
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More than £70 was received by the fund opened to provide prize money for the combined Water Brigade-Rowing Club…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Heavy Rain Affects Bowls
SYDNEY, Wed.-- Heavy rain this afternoon washed out the majority of play in the Country Week pairs and singles…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Golf Review. Record Season Predicted
In his official opening of the golf year on Grafton golf course last week-end, club president, Mr. C. W. Schaeffer, predicted that this season would be the most active in the club's 50 years' history…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Mrs. H. Hurley Wins Trophy GOLF
Mrs. H. Hurley, with a card of 44-14-30, won Mrs. F. R. Blood's trophy at yesterday's official opening day of the Grafton Associates…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →CRICKET K. Sutton Captures 6 Wickets For 9
BELLINGEN.-- In the match, Urunga v. Brierfield, Urunga, continuing front the previous Saturday's score of 898, were all out for 101…
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Dorrigo will field two teams at Bellingen on Sunday next for trial games: No. 1 team: Collinge, Good-enough, Gibson, Butler, Caisley…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Mid-week Bowls
Matches played mid-week on the Coifs Harbour bowling green resulted:—Fanning and Gilchrist d A. Thompson and Gorton…
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Mrs. L. T. Smith was the winner of a nine holes Stableford competition conducted by associates of Coffs Harbour Golf Club…
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The Mid North Coast Bowling Association's pennant competition will be resumed on Sunday next. Coffs Harbour…
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Swimming is becoming increasingly popular at Sawtell Public School. Last Friday no less than 132 children, under the care of…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Cramp While Swimming In River
ULMARRA.--While swimming in the river near the Ulmarra butter factory wharf on Wednesday afternoon, Mr. John…
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