Sunday Football for Melbourne?
MELBOURNE, Monday.— Delegates to the Victorian Football League are expected to discuss the promotion of Sunday matches at their…
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Sport, 1942
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Golf Week End Play Of B. H. Club
A mixed Canadian foursome and secret nine holes competition was played at the Broken Hill Golf Club links during the week end. Results…
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There is expected to be the largest attendance of players for the season at tonight's club training in preparation for the first football matches of…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—Prize money for the Canterbury Park Turf Club's meeting on Saturday has been increased by £300. The chairman (Mr…
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THERE was great enthusiasm in all training camps last night when the football clubs had their most serious training for…
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The District Tennis Association club matches will be resumed this week end. All clubs are reminded that the matches will commence not…
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The final of the A grade championship took place on Sunday afternoon, when Mr. Alf. Wagenknecht, sen., faced Mr. Val Smith to decide the honors…
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The first games of the season were played on Wednesday afternoon at the Town Courts, in ideal tennis weather. As the nets were being light [?]…
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ALTHOUGH many juniors will be included in the teams there should he a good standard of football at tomorrow's games on…
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COLOMBO, May 1.—A football saved the life of one member of the crow of the Australian destroyer Vampire which was sunk in the Bay…
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AS More Fun was making a run after crossing the last Jump in the-Ascot hurdle his off hind leg snapped and he crashed. The…
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IN an attempt to Induce the Premiar (Mr. Playford) to restore racing in South Australia, the Federal Government Whip…
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GENERAL verdict at the football matches today was that although the games were disappointing because of weather conditions, the teams will be well balanced, and that exciting play can be expected at future matches…
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GENERAL satisfaction at the opening games of the football season was expressed today by Football League officials…
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Dominant ladles' tennis team (home court) for tomorrow has been selected as, follows:—Mrs. Cantwell and Mrs. Cox, C. Hannett and Mrs. Pascoe, Mrs…
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Two women's table tennis teams will contest games and championships with men enthusiasts in Broken Hill this year. They are composed of…
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RACK Clubs are to be given the right to forbid broadcasts from points outside their courses…
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CANBERRA, Thursday.—An official of the Prime Minister's Department today denied a statement that the Government Whip (Mr. [?]onelan)…
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Sunday last saw a large number of club members at the Town Courts, which although playing well were inclined to be on the damp side following the…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—Racing will be resumed at Randwick on May 23, announced the Australian Jockey Club secretary (Mr. G. T. Rowe) today…
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