Singleton Golf
SINGLETON Monday.—A nine hole -Stable ford, conducted J by Singleton : Golf Club on Saturday, was won by V. Knight with 14…
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Bowls Red Pennant Team Wins
Singleton Red Pennant team on Saturday won its second match of the series when they conquered Kurri Kurri after an…
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A large gathering of players and visitors assembled at the MDLTA Club house yesterday afternoon for the presentation of…
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CESSNOCK —Mulbring, having its first year in senior cricket defeated Weston on Saturday by 195 runns Mulbring in its first…
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Encourage Handicap. Tin Mine 14-1, 1; Spearex 7-1, 2; New Idea 7-1, 3. Div. Place 18/, 18/, 11/3. Sledmere Handicap: Chaperone 7-2…
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Horse racing for 111 days each year in the metropolitan area will be permitted if the Government accepts recommendations…
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SINGLETON Mon.—Further matches In the district A and B Grade cricket competition were played at Singleton and…
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Cessnock representative A and B grade teams visited here yesterday and engaged district teams. The visitors won the A…
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Bromwich and Pails, the N.S.W. pair who won the Australian doubles championship at Adelaide last week, met in the singles final yesterday,…
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The nine bole par competition played at Cessnock golf links on Saturday resulted as follows:— J. Gray 17, J. Davidson 17, J. Mac…
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Twelve rinks took part in a progressive tournament over five rounds at East Maitland greens, yesterday…
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South Australia, dismissed for 140 on Friday, were again disposed of for 80 on Saturday, Lindall (who finished up with 9 for 97), Goshack and…
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Mr. J. Hancock (Secretary of Cessnock. District Tunis Association), at the association courts on Sunday afternoon, presented trophies won in…
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The main event at the Cessnock Stadium last Friday night, between Paddy Chapman and "Bimbo" Collins, ended in the unusual manner of…
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After the conclusion of the greyhound meeting at Maitland yesterday afternoon, representatives of the Greyhound Owners…
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A special meeting of the committee of the Central and Lower Coast Racing Association was held at Port Macquarie on Sunday, 20th January…
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SYDNEY—B. Payten will leave Sydney next Monday with a team for the autumn races in Melbourne Royal Court, winner of…
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Cascaclus. a full sister to Lagoon, won the Maiden and First Restricted, showing great promise. She is trained by C. Connors, and was bred by…
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Melbourne—Victoria won the interstate women’s cricket match against New Wales by eight wickets. New South…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—Boxing enthusiasts paid up to £5 for tickets for the Burns-Patrick title fight when speculators began street trading operations early to-day among hundreds of people who had queued up all night outside Kippax’s…
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