Tennis Tournament
A tennis tournament, which was held on the town courts on Sunday last was won by Miss Beryl Jeans for the ladies, and…
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Association Tennis
At its meeting on Tuesday, the Tennis Association decided to hold a mixed competition, two ladies and two men in each team, entries to…
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MUSWELLBROOK; By defeating B. McKenzie In the final club’s singles champion, W. Ramage, singles champion W. Ramage,…
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Aberdeen played scone on the local green last week-end in a Pennant Competition game, and, after a very close game, were…
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MELBOURNE, Friday — The Australian tennis championships were continued at Kooyong today. Scores:—…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Cessnock Rugby League. Election of Officials
At a meeting this week officers and committees were elected to control Rugby League football in Cessnock under the…
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BRANXTON Constable Mc-Donald of Wollombi, who was formerly in charge of Branxton police station, brought a [?] of…
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In a letter to the Municipal Council on Wednesday night, Mr. N. Preston, president of the Muswellbrook Coursing Club, applied…
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It looked as if Merriwa would be without cricket last week-end, both Lue and Cassilis "B" teams cancelling their engagements with the…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Greyhound Racing. Janette's Pick Again Successful—reliance Lad Fails at Odds On—bab's Colleen and Cassondra Assist Books
Janette's Pick, owned by W. Nichol, of Muswellbrook, registered his second successive win on the local course, when he won the third division of the…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Racing Sidelights Gay Monarch Looks Great Bet. Expected to Win Challenge Stokes Gay King and Native Son Place Bets
The Challenge Stakes, run over six furlongs, will be the star attraction at the Rand wick meeting…
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A fairly good attendance of between 200 and 300 saw some interesting cricket on the Verge Street, oval last Sunday, when the interdistrict first grade…
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TAMWORTH, Mon.—P. Threlfo of Maitland, won heat and final of the 110 yards junior freestyle at the country swimming championship…
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SINGLETON, Monday. — A. Robson and K. Taylor with 35 points tied in the Stableford competition conducted by Singleton…
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West Maitland blue grade pennant team was unable to make the trip to Singleton and forfeited, and Maitland City forfeited to…
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In the men’s, B grade match between Trumps and Tally-Ho at Odd-street courts on Saturday night, the former had a convincing win by…
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MUSWELLBROOK: Golf has been out of the question in recent weeks owing to the dense growth of grass on the course. Work is…
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CESSNOCK, Monday.—Despite a lead of 68 rims oh the first innings, Wollombi failed to catch St. Andrew’s second Innings total…
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SINGLETON: Women’s sport had developed at a rapid tempo but none like bowls, said Mrs. Wolonski , State President of the…
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Competition leaders, unbeaten Northern Districts, are in danger of being beaten by wooden spooners, Raymond Terrace. Batting first, Northern was dismissed for 78 and Raymond Terrace had lost eight for 61…
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