Golf in High Winds
LOS ANGELES January 7.— In the third round of the open golf championship, Byron Nelson led with 212, with Sam Shoad and…
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Dog Racing on
Greyhound racing at Maitland will be resumed on Saturday next alter an interval of six weeks, caused by the restriction on the…
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Singleton Blue and Red Pennant teams were defeated at the week-end, the Blues going down to Kurri and the Reds to…
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After the Christmas holiday break, play in the Hunter District Associations Pennant competitions was resumed on Saturday last. Dungog was…
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LOS ANGELES Jan. 8. — Byron Nelson won the Los Angels open golf championship with a score of [?]…
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MELBOURNE Tues.—“Cricket weary and Hred,” was the reason given by Keith Miller. Services’ captain, for his team’s…
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SINGLETON Wed.—Singleton will play East Maitland in the Blue Pendant at Singleton on Saturday, and will meet Lord in…
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First matches in the second round of the A grade wicket competition will be concluded on Saturday afternoon…
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The local bowling green will be opened for electric light play tomorrow (Thursday) night. Further matches in the Red and…
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From other towns, reports have come of the launching of special appeals or the conducting of special efforts to [?]aise funds to send the…
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The chairman of Sydnle Turf Club (Mr w. Hill) announced today that there would be no further racing at Canterbury for eight…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cecil Ernst Out for Cricket Season Recovery of Burns Will Be Slow
Cecil Ernst, a member of Merewether C.C. for some years, and who earlier was associated with Singleton district cricket, will not be…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Peeps Into the Past Singleton 15 Years Ago (From Issues of "Argus" week ending Jan. 14, 1931) Miniature Golf On
Outward correspondence read at a meeting of the Municipal Council included a letter to Mr H. Mayo, notifying that Council resolved to…
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Raymond Terrace v National Park at National Park on Saturday; Brown, Elkin, Rose, Monkley, Armstrong, Boyee E. Smith, Coberoft, Fee[?] Foot…
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The Parents and Citizens' Association [?]rote the Shire Council on the 4th last, requesting the Council to give attention to the swimming pool as the letter stated…
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Raymond Terrace team to play Tea Gardens at Raymond Terrace, on Saturday, G. Wales, M. Wales, J. Farlow F. Wattus Tom Wattus, R. Holwell. D…
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The Maitland Show Council will conduct dog racing on January 12, 19 and 28 (Australia Day) There will be a trotting…
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The following have been selected to represent Scone against Denman in the final game of the pennants on the Scone green on…
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With the Xmas vacation over, Pennant bowls was the order of the day on Saturday last The Kurri Club had a field day. The Blues…
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The Vice-president, Mr. C. T. Abbott, presided at the monthly committee meeting of the Dungog Club on Wednesday night, and others…
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