Golf. Ladies Match. Maitland and Singleton Association
Teams representing the Maitland Singleton golf associates met in competition yesterday afternoon on the Maitland links. The weather was…
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Sunday Sport. Balmain Council Bars Football. Sydney, Wedneday
Balmain Council has officially decide to allow bowls and tennis in local parks on Sunday, but last night, on the Mayor's casting vote, declined…
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The New Zealand Amateur Athletic Association decided that the Australian championship shall be held at Wellington on December 26…
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Bowlers wishing to take part in the long talked of match between those aged 55 and over against those under 55, are asked to be on the green not…
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A meeting of the Club was held on Tuesday night at which there was a fair attendance, Mr. Styman, Vice President occupied the chair…
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A meeting of members and associates of the Maitland Golf Club will be hold in Miss Edwards' roms, on Tuesday night next, at 8 o'clock,…
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The Victorian and South Australian master builder bowlers continued their games yesterday. The Victorians were beaten by New…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Head of the River Schools' Regatta. (By.Telegraph.) Sydney
The heats of the Great Public Schools rowing contests were decided on the Parramatta this afternoon. SECOND FOURS…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Singleton Argus THURSDAY, 5th MAY, 1927. LOCAL & General News Coursing Club Meeting
Moree Coursing Club's cup meeting will be held on 4th and 6th June. Prize money totals £150 and cup valued a 25 guineas. A complete programme…
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The following teams have been selected to represent Cessnock at the Show Ground, to-morrow:— Senior Reserves, against Maitland:…
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Aberdeen's A. and B. teams will play the opening matches of the season against Musw'ellbrook's combination on the showground to-morrow. A big…
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In Sydney on Thursday, the second test between South Australia and New South Wales Muster builders resulted in a win for the home team…
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The following players have been selected to play to-morrow:— Cessnock v Eastern Suburbs at Cesscock Showground: Full back, W…
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An effort is being made by the Rugby League Football Committee in Maitland to put the game on a sound footing hero. The first game…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Coursing. Cessnock’s Opening Meeting
The Cessnock Coursing Club held its opening meeting last Saturday on their plumpton, situate at the old racecourse site. Splendid…
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The Cessnock Golf Club Associates held the first of a series of dances in the Parish Hall on Wednesday night. The interior was prettily decorated…
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On Tuesday afternoon, at East Maitland green, Cessnock bowlers beat Kurri in the final of the Hunter rink championship…
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The Bellbrd Racing Cha[?] have been devoting considerable attention to their course at Bellbird, in order that everything will be in first class order…
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Wallsend, . . . . . . . To-morrow. Warwick Farm, . . . . . . . To-morrow. Gosford, . . . . . . . . . May 10. Cessnock, . . . . . . . . . May 1[?]…
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Mr. Morgan is a well-known industrialist, having been President of Bellbird Miners’ Lodge for 12 years. He has always taken an active part [?]…
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