Bowls And Bowlers
When Browns' team met Gold last Friday evening a very closely contested match took place. In direct contrast to the final scores the two tennis had many…
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Sport, 1943
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Bright League Cricket Games Likely Tomorrow
BARRIER District Cricket League matches will be continued at the Western Oval tomorrow, when the games started last Saturday will be…
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The Silver City Swimming Club will continue its 1942-43 season at the Batha tomorrow morning commencing at 10.30 sharp…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Todays Greyhound Meeting Good Racing Expected
Although the fields are not strong for today's greyhound meeting at the Cricket Ground the racing should be good. There are nine events set down for decision. Alacrity Boy has had two races local…
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The cricket matches commenced last Saturday will resume at the Western Oval today. Good cricket was last week and a repetition is expected…
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ADELAIDE.—Most of the leaders of racing clubs in Adelaide are confident that horse racing will soon be restored in South Australia by a…
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Following is the draw for this week-end and Women's, Wednesday afternoon matches:— A Grade: Dominant 2 v. Aberdeen…
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ADELAIDE.— To raise money tor the Red Cross, it is likely that a rubber of three games will be played in Adelaide between A. I. Eldridge…
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The annual general meeting of the District Tennis Association was held on Tuesday evening Mr. W. Barrett presiding…
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Little activity has gone on in the Club this week. The competition players await the drawing of the final stages of the Fours. We note that Mr. A…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Cricket Teague Games Tomorrow
The last series of matches in the second round of the Barrier District Cricket League's competition will be started tomorrow on the Westen…
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Strict control over Silent Telephone lines and private letter boxes an believed to be the main recommendations made to Mr. Curtin by his special agent…
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The points score competitions being conducted by the Silver City swimming club are creating great interest among club members and followers…
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The last matches in the second round of the League Cricket will commence today at the Western Oval, On the No. I wicket Railway Towns…
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CANBERRA.—The Federal Government is not likely to yield to the sustained moves being made to induce it to intervene in the decision…
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To the Editor, Sir— As one of the conscripts to the Turf Oval on Saturday to make my small investments on the interstate…
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SYDNEY.—The secretary of the Australian Jockey Club (Mr. Rowe), referring to the suggestion by the Postmaster-General (Senator Ashley)…
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The Secretary of the Broken Hill District Tennis Association advises clubs that according to the resolution carried at the at meeting of the…
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WASHINGTON, February 3.— Land, sea and air engagements are continuing in the Guadalcanal area of the Solomon Islands, says…
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