Bowls
Chief interest in the Bowling Club at present is the "cock of the walk" competition, and the erstwhile golfers who lately took up the game are…
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Swimming Pool
The swimming pool was open to the schools on Wednesday, April 7 but the plant has now been shut down for the remainder of the season…
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SINGLETON Friday.— Miss Betty Millard, of Singleton, was a successful competitor at the Teachers College Championship…
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A notice appears in this issue of the "Eagle" calling entries for teams for the 1943 season. The grades are under 16 years, under 18 years, and…
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E. W. Shaw and Jack Lowe were the winners of the Upper Hunter pairs championship, played at Scone last Saturday against the Denman pair,…
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KURRI Thursday—Kurri Kurri District Tennis Association mixed A grade competition will be continued on Saturday. The…
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At the usual fortnightly committee meeting last Monday, a lengthy debate took place regarding the winter mixed competition, and the decision…
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Mr. T. L. Wilson, Y.M.C.A. representative, is organising a tennis tournament to be played on the Park courts during the Easter holidays…
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Lieut. McCrae was the winner of the par handicap conducted on the local golf links on Saturday, winning on the toss from R. H. Burgess. Cards…
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Sportsmen are reminded that Dungog Patriotic Race Club will hold a big meeting on Easter Saturday Do not make any other arrangements…
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The Cessnock Black and Golds' big trial test takes place on Sunday, when they will meet the strong Waratah…
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The whole of the electric wiring at Cessnock Municipal Council's tennis courts at Aberdare Road has been reconstructed and brought up to the…
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Mr. T. L. Wilson, Y.M.C.A. representative, is organising a table tennis tournament, singles and doubles, to be played at the Churches'…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Racing Sidelights Veiled Threat Should Win Again Yaralla and Katanga Hardest to Beat
On form it would be hard to pick anything out to beat Veiled Threat in the Autumn Plate, a weight for age race over a mile and a half at [?]wick to-morrow. This horse is…
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CESSNOCK Saturday.— Owine to inability to secure sufficient balls to conduct the winter tennis competition, the Cessnock…
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The Chief Secretary (Mr. Badeley) has called a conference of dog racing Interests in New South Wales in Sydney next…
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Muswellbrook defeated Scone by [?] points in a social game played on the local green on Saturday afternoon last Scores:—…
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Despite the bad football weather experienced on Sunday last, a large crowd witnessed Rugby League football of a very high…
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Punters started off on the wrong leg again at Randwick on Saturday, when they sent St. Elm[?] out favourite for the Vaucluse Handicap. St…
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