Bowls
The first meeting of the Night Bowls Sub-committee on Monday night decided to arrange a bowls and cards evening for Thursday, February…
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Swimming Carnival
Members of the Muswellbrook Amateur Swimming Club attended a meeting on Wednesday last, to draw up a programme of events for the carnival…
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The boxing tournament, billed to take place on Monday night next, has, owing to illness of visiting boxers, been postponed to a later date. In lieu…
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All roads will lead to the Cessnock Sports Ground to-night, where a good boxing programme will be staged. To-night will be the opening night of…
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Applications are being called by Kurri Kurri Rugby League Club for the position of playing coaches for the First and Reserve Grade teams,…
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Local golfers have been anxiously awaiting a return to normal conditions in order that the Aberdeen course may be…
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Maiden Stake, 300 yards:— Real Leader, Amorous Queen, Blue Tone, Golden Rita, Pride of the Gully. Low Novice Stake, 300 yards, 3rd…
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The pennant game against Muswell-brook has been postponed. The following is the draw for the competition games at the week-end…
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As this week-end is the holiday week-end, there will be no competition tennis to-morrow afternoon. All matches that were normally to have…
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The East Maitland Bowling Club will re-open its green for night play this evening, commencing at 7.30. A progressive mixed…
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The following team will represent the Upper Hunter District Cricket Association against Muswellbrook Association at Scone on Monday next,…
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Encourage Handicap, 1¼ miles 19 yards (1.10).—St. Buzz, Gold Edifice, Survivor. Sledmore Handicap, 5 furlongs 11…
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The following team will represent the M.B.D.C.A. to play Merriwa at 10 a.m. at Victoria Park on Sunday next:—…
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Officials of Singleton Jockey Club are pleased with the response of owners and trainers for the race meeting to be…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Racing Sidelights Civic Pride to Win Challenge Abbeville and Felbeam Good Place Bets
By R. B. ROBERTSON The first leg of the Summer double—the Challenge Stakes—will be the big attraction at the Randwick meeting…
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LONDON, Jan: 26.—Lieut Colonel A. B. C. MacCaulay, has been appointed, secretary, of the All-England Lawn Tennis club…
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Keith Gardiner put up an excellent performance to win the 200 metres junior handicap at the Baths yesterday morning, covering the…
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SINGLETON Monday.— Keith Gardiner won the junior 220yds. handicap and Don Thwatte the senior freestyle handicap…
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GLOUCESTER.— Mr.J. Hodge who was injured whilst swimming at Liverpool, will be returning to Gloucester to take up [?]…
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CESSNOCK, Monday. — The nine-hole par competition, played on Saturday afternoon, resulted J. Gray 17, J. Davidson 17, J…
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