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During the week-end th,e following matches were played:—Championship: South wick beat Kershaw, Pearson beat Voller. Consistency…
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Sport, 1945
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Bowls
Teams to play Gladstone Park at Windsor on Sunday:—Greentree, W. Jones, Butler and Walsh. Grimwood, Southwick, Voller and Hancock…
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A match against a visiting team from Gladstone Park in the "Hancock Trophy" was the chief feature of the weekend bowls. The home…
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A club match was played against three rinks from Ryde and the visitors won by 15 points. Competition matches for Saturday…
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There being no Hancock Trophy match at the week-end, members contented themselves with, club games and practice matches…
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A visit by three rinks from North Sydney was of special interest to the local players, as the North Sydney team carried off the Hancock Trophy…
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Rinks to play against Parramatta on Sunday next in the Hancock Trophy are: Butler, Gosper Wood; Hancock. Greentree, South wick, Moses…
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The draw for the preliminary round of the "Hancock Trophy" was completed at the week-end by a visit from Parramatta. The visitors won…
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The following rinks have been selected to play at Parramatta on Saturday next: Greentree, Southwick, Pollock and Stratford, Pulsford…
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The much-discussed challenge cricket match between two Windsor hotels, the Railway and the Royal Exchange, took place at Wilberforce…
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Ideal weather and good bowling conditions made the "green" a pleasant place at the week-end. Three rinks visited Parramatta on…
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The 1944-45 Hancock Trophy competition was decided at the week-end, the final match being played by "Wanderers" against North Sydney…
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Windsor teams to play Auburn at the week-end:—Kershaw, Cuddeford, Rea, Moses. W. Jones, Walsh, Southwick, E. Salter. Greentree…
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The 20 members of the Riverstone Homing Pigeon Society are busy training their birds, and " [?] looking forward with[?]…
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A visit by a bowling combination known as "The Redskins" was the feature of the week-end bowls. After a very interesting match the visitors…
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The Blacktown District Racing Pigeon Club will commence its racing season on May 19, with a race from Mt. Victoria, a distance of 40…
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WITH a view to encouraging the younger people of the town and district to form their own sporting clubs and interest themselves generally in healthy athletic pastimes, the Windsor subbranch of the R.S.S. & A.I.L.A. at a general meeting on April…
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Mr E. Power, of Melbourne, who is visiting his son, Mr P. J. Power, Comleroy Road, was a member of the Wentworth…
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The members of the Riverstone Homing Pigeon Society are very grateful to, and sincerely thank, the following for donations of trophies…
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Fifteen members of the Riverstone Homing Pigeon Society sent 246 birds to Cockle Creek on June 2, an average distance of 68 flying miles…
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