Bowls
Owing to prevailing adverse weather conditions of hot winds and continued want of rain, progress on the local green since top-dressing has been…
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Boxing. Darcy Defeats Tierney
A big house was attracted to the Hippodrome, Sydney, on Saturday night, owing to the fact that Les Darcy's brother, Frank, of "Frosty," was making his reappearance…
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Newcastle Jockey Club's meeting on Saturday last was favoured by beautiful weather, [?]d there was a large attendance. The course [?]s in excellent order, despite the long spell…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Bowls. Hunter District Association. Official Re-opening of the Kurri Kurri Green
On Saturday afternoon last the Kurri Kurri Bowling Club had a gala day, the occasion being the re-opening of their green by the president of the association (Mr. F…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Bowls. Maitland and Bowling Club
During the last week-end a team of sixteen players visited the metropolis and played games on Saturday and Monday against the South Ashfield and City clubs respectively…
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Owing to the "A" Pennant visiting KUrri Kurri on Saturday, the club's green will be occupied by the following players in a rink tournament: Adams, Addison., Anderson,…
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To-morrow's meeting of the popular Wall-send Jockey Club should attract a large attendance as the weather promises to be fine, and there are such excellent…
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The caretaker has been busy all the week preparing for play the surface of the local green, which unofficially opens for play to-day, but which may be…
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The following entries have been received for the above races, to take place on Saturday next:—Flying Handicap; 6 furlongs and 100 yds…
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Being a back Saturday, and the miners still celebrating the great peace victory, the attendance at Wallsend Jockey Club's November meeting on Saturday was not so…
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The Singleton Bowling Club officially opens for the season's play on Saturday afternoon next, when members entertain a team selected by the President of the…
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At a meeting of the New South Wales Cricket Association on Monday, it was decided to revive interstate matches. The first, between New South Wales…
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The President takes six jinks of district players to Singleton to-morrow. The rink of Gessnock bowlers are: Messrs. Newton…
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To-morrow the president of the Hunter River District Bowling Association (Mr. F. W. Dimmock) will officially re-open the [?]ingleton bowling green, and will take with…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Heddon Races
After a rather lengthy interval racing will be resumed at Heddon to-morrow, and as the weather promises to be favourable there should be a large attendance at the…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Cricket Again
Devotees of cricket are losing no time in endeavouring to restore the interest in the game which has been seriously impaired during the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Cricket. Interstate Games
Players representing New South Wales and Victoria will meet at Melbourne on December 26,27, and 28, and at Sydney on January 25, 27, and 28…
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Muswellbrook Bowling Club will be represented at the opening of Singleton green to-day by two rinks composed of Messrs. Clarke,…
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The following players are chosen to represent Belvideres at Greta to-day (Saturday). Cars to leave at 1.15:— B. Coilins, H. Priestley, F. Jarman,…
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