Tennis
As a result of last Saturday's play in the Scone Hardcourt Tennis Association competition, three teams now share…
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Tennis
The last matches of the first round of the competition, decided on Saturday, were not played under the best of conditions…
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The locals were victorious with with teams on Sunday. The games were played at Quirindi, the A grade winning 20 to…
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Maitland United defeated Scone at the week-end by 31 points to 24 in a game highlighted by open play and not…
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Weather conditions have been ideal during the month for golf and members made the most of the excellent conditions to bring…
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Following is the draw for Saturday's stroke (flag) handicap. First three on tee at 1.15, please Mould, Erown. Cowing…
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The ladies now have a singles champion, the winner being the steady, consistent Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Smith had a grim fight against Mrs…
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Entries for the meeting of Mudwellbrook Jockey. Club to be held on Saturday. 9th June close…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →aberdeen News BOWLS : State President's Visit
On Friday, June 8, the N.S. Wales Bowling Association President, Mr. Geo. Carson, and party, will pay a visit to Aberdeen…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Football Upper Hunter Team
The Upper Hunter team to meet New England at Tamworth on Sunday next was announced last night…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Golf Associates News Card Party Successful
The card party at the Golf House on 17th instant was a great success. There were six tables of bridge, four tables of 500 and a number of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Sunday Football On East Maitland Park For Further Consideration
Maitland City Council aldermen will consider, of next meeting of council, whether Junior Rugby League competitions can be played on East Maitland Park for the remainder of this season…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Ladies Bowls Singles Champion Final MRS. A. Smith Champion for 1950-51
The final of the singles championship was played on Friday afternoon, 25th May, on the Dungog Memorial Bowling Green, between Mrs. Elsie…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Turf and stud Notes Aberdeen Races Weights For Saturday Next
Following are the weights for Aberdeen Jockey Club's meeting on Saturday next, June 2: MAIDEN HANDICAP…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Football South's Lucky Win Over Dungog Locals Play Grandly in Second Half
Souths, the competition leaders, scored a lucky 17-16 win over Dungog at the Maitland Sports Ground on Sunday afternoon…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Women’s Jubilee Bowls Carnival
The Northumberland Women’s Bowling Association Jubilee carnival will be held in the first week in September…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Golf Associates Point Score
In perfect weather a large field of associates played the second round of the mid-week yearly point score on Maitland links…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Cycle Races May Be Curtailed
With many other important sporting attractions offering last Saturday there was a poor [?]olf-up for the usual race of…
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"B" grade singles championship: A. Newton d. W. Prowse 31—28; R. Turnock d. C. Budden 31—22. Rink games: H. Wilkinson, Dever,…
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FOR the information of Members the Tee will be reserved for Bettington Players between 12.55 and 1.30 SATURDAY, 2nd…
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