Golf Coach
Good news for Dungog golfers—Mr. Tod Murray, well-known golf professional, will be en Dungog links at the week-end to coach players. All who…
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Bowls the Ladies
A very exciting competition was held on Wednesday last and enjoyed by one and all. The weather was perfect, and the…
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Annual meetings of the various clubs are being held in preparation for the new season, and the Association annual meeting will be…
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Congratulations to Junior No, 1 team, comprising B. Newman, T. Newman. K. Schytrumpf, R. Beckingham, Shirley Quinn and…
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Second grade: Maltland Marlst Brothers 19 (Foot. Thompson, Perkins tries; Shanshan 5 goals defeated Morpeth Grammar…
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The return match between Ma[?] and the Totally Permane[?]tly Dis[?]bled Soldiers Club was played on Sulphide ladies…
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A special meeting of the Dungog Football Club on Sunday elected Mr. Fred Gavin Secretary in place of Mr. M. Harley, who resigned…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Weights Issued for Important Races
Comic Court (9.10)) ) is rated 4 lb. better than crack New Zealand colt, Mainbrace (9.6) in the weights for the Melbourne Cup,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Football Dungog Topples Competition Leaders Causes Biggest Surprise of Season Souths Outplayed, Lose 18-7
Football in the Maitland Junior League's A Grade Competition, took an amazing turn on Sunduy when Dungog toppled the unbeaten…
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Results of matches played last Saturday: Raymond Terrace 2A defeated Sunshine by 50 games to 32 games…
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On Saturday the semi-final between Nelson Bay and Raymond Terrace was played at Raymond Terrace. The ground was slightly drier than on…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Bowls Fixtures for
Lorn Park Bowling Club members No. 1 and No 2 teams will clash in the George Jarman Shield competition series on…
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The District Association will be holding its annual meeting at Cessnock on Saturday, August 4. Fifteen rinks will be…
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Both Cessnock and Maitland Bettington Cup teams were weakened by the absence of their champion players last…
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Following is the draw for to-night's (Friday) meeting of the Muswellbrook Mechanical Coursing Club, commencing at 8.15…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Rugby Union Competitions Suspended
There will be no competition games in Rugby Union in the Newcastle district this week and as the fifth S[?]cer test between…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Ladies' Tennis
L?dies Day last Tuesday was another washout owing to rain work on [?] of the bottom comis at A berdare…
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No matches will be played at Muswellbrook on Sunday. The local club have a bye in the competition. Many local…
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This coming week-end Is the accession of an open tournament at Kurri. The mixed events are to be played on Saturday…
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Mrs. Lloyd-Jones won Wednesday's bogey competition with four down. Draw for Saturday's best nine…
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