Cricket
To-morrow is the final day's play in the sixth round of the district cricket premiership in both A. and B. grades. This round commenced on…
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Maitland Swimming Club Notes
The Maitland Amateur Swimming Club will conduct its first night carnival to-night. The programme as set down for the 13th…
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To-morrow (Saturday) the summer competition will commence. As the first round of the B. and C. grades have just been completed, and as…
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The Muswellbrook Coursing Club will hold its race meeting to-morrow afternoon, and not at night, as previously announced. If sufficient…
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Good [?] is offered for the patriotic races at Gloucester on 26th January. Proceeds are in aid of the Diggers' Building Fund. Rebate will…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →State Swimming Events to Be Broadcast
Radio Station 2HR will to-morrow make recordings of State championship swimming events, and the broadcast of these will take place…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Bowls Pennant Teams For To-morrow
The Blue and Red pennant teams to represent Singleton to-morrow in respective matches against East Maitland and Lorn are published…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Sporting Items Tennis Ashford Sisters Shine
In one of the finest displays of doubles tennis for years, Scone's two clever women stars, Misses Esma and Verna Ashford, were narrowly beaten…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Port Macquarie Races. Series of Sensations
Race meetings held at Port Macquarie during the Christmas holidays were full of interest, and in many respects made history in racing on…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Racing Sidelights Earl Pentheus May Win Now Favourite for Sefton Handicap
The Sefton Handicap, run over six furlongs, looks like being one of the most interesting of the six events on…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Swimming Titles Maitlanders Reach Finals
Miss U. Crittenden, of West Maitland, will compete in the final of the New South wales 110 yards open freestyle…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →New Golf Balls
Production has started in England of golf balls made from natural rubber. It is expected that they will be marketed in July…
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Novice Handicap: Grape Vine 10 to 1, 1; Manakan 4tol, 2; New Idea 100 to 1, 3. Div.: place 18/9, 11/3, £15/14/9…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Bowls Singleton Won Blue Pennant Match
On the local green on Saturday afternoon, Singleton Blue pennant teams defeated East Maitland, but the Reds went…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Sever Downed by by Veteran Singleton Swimming Champ Beaten by Noel Ryan
Ken Sever, Singleton's 20year-old swimming star, suffered his first defeat over 880 yards when he was beaten at North…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Sensational Climax Cricket Wickets Tumble Like Ninepins 4 Down for 204—Whole Side Out for Same
One of the most sensational collapses in local cricket history took place during the BranxtonSingleton A grade fixture…
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SINGLETON, Tuesday. — Ron Hallett of York Street, was unsuccessful in the heats of the under 13 years State freestyle…
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"Ted" Howell, three times singles champion of the Scone Club and last year's singles champion of the Upper Hunter Association, was…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Bowls Lorn Defeats Dungog
Playing on the Dungog green in the fourth round of the Blue Pennant of the Hunter River District Bowling Association, Dungog was beaten by…
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SYDNEY Tues.—When the sub-committee appointed by the state caucus to review the Gaming and Betting Acts meets on…
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