Football Gloucester Football Club. Won 18 Out of 21 Games Last Season
The secretary, Mr. Ken Buchan, told the annual meeting of the Gloucester Football Club on Monday night that last season the Club won 18 out of 21…
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Ladies' Club Point-Score Races
Point-score races conducted by the Ladies' Club on Monday afternoon provided keen competition amongst the younger…
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DESPITE THE HEAVY STORM LATE YESTERDAY AFTERNOON, ANOTHER WELL ATTENDED MEETING REPRESENTATIVE OF EVERY SECTION OF THE TOWN AND…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Paving the Way for 1949 Football League Holds Annual Meeting at Muswellbrook
The Upper Hunter District Football League on Monday reelected unopposed its 1948 executive to office for the forthcoming season. The executive comprises Messrs. Ray Bourke…
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The No. 3 team went down to Hamilton on the local green on Saturday. It was no disgrace to get beaten by this team which has not yet been defeated this season…
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The annual meeting of the Port Stephens District Rugby Football League will be held in the Shire Chambers Raymond Terrace on Wednesday, 18th February. The…
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Weston (1) and East Mainland; (1) will meet In the White Pennant division of the Hunter River District Bowling…
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The seventeen players to comprise- the Australian cricket team to tour England were announced last night as follows— S. G. Barnes (N.S.W.), D. G. Bradmon tS.A.I, W. A…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Keen Fight for Cricket Premiership
With the elimination of the last round of fixtures, the Hunter River District Cricket Association’s first grade games, now being played, assume increased importance Northern District Central and…
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James McNamara, of Adam-street, East Maitland received an incised wound to the right side of his top lip and abrasions to his…
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Cessnock was defeated by Kurri in the deferred match in the Blue Pennant competition. The result of this competition is now between Kurri and…
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A draw for the partner tournament will be held at the Park Courts to-morrow (Saturday) night. Tea and biscuits will be served…
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The clash between the locan pennant teams eventuated on Saturday, No. 1 team winning by 84 points to 52. However, No. 2 are not…
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The mixed tournament conducted by the Park Club provided some excellent tennis. Twenty-four players took part. Malcolm Adams and Mrs. S. Hume…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Pre-wedding Tennis Party
A pre-wedding tennis party was tendered the young couple on Wednesday evening, 4th inst., by members of St. Mark's Tennis…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Kurri Rugby League Noel White for Brisbane
Noel White, international and State representative Rugby League winger, leaves this week-end to…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Opening of New Tennis Courts
The new and energetic Board of Control for Maitland Lawn Tennis Association has taken up office and many Improvements…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Coursing. Gold Spin's Double. Favorites Fail in Six Events
Backers of favorites experienced a losing night at the meeting of the local Mechanical Coursing Club on Wednesday. Only one runner, who held…
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