Maitland Bowls Fixtures
At Maitland Park on Saturday afternoon, the president (Mr. A. S. McDonald) announced that, weather permitting,…
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S. African Tennis Team Arrives
SYDNEY: Two of the world’s tallest tennis players arrived In Sydney to-day in the mixed South African team…
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NEW YORK: Associated Press states that the United States Lawn Tennis Association, at its annual meeting will throw out the rule that prohibits American amateur tennis players from working for sporting…
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Bowlers had far the better of the day when the Hunter River Cricket Association's competitions were continued after the holiday break, on Saturday, a total of 44 wickets falling in the four hours’ play…
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MELBOURNE: The treasurer of the Victorian Cricket Association (Mr. W. Triplett) said last night that Sheffield Shield…
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The annual general meeting of the Aberdeen Rangers' Football Club will be held on Monday night next, in the Memorial…
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[?] in the forthcoming night competition store next Tuesday night, January 18. A special board meeting will…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Coursing Three Favorites Succeed Fancy Sign Scores in Close Finish
Three favourites won in the six-event programme staged by local Mechanical Coursing Club on Friday night…
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On Saturday, 26th, and Monday, 28th December, a progressive rink competition was conducted on our local green…
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The Singleton District Cricket Association has announced the following draw for the 2nd grade…
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District Section.— First grade: Eastern Suburbs v Northern District, at the Sports Ground; Western…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Sporting Outlook Tennis hero to be N.S. Trainee
This week, Lew Hoad, tennis hero, will become Private Hoad, National Service Trainee. He will enter the New Holdsworthy camp which says a report will include rooms for…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Opal Scores Brilliant Win in Brookfield Hcp. Large Crowd Enjoys Racing
Jockey Harry Frater gave a great exhibition of horsemanship when he drove locally trained Opal to a brilliant victory in the Brookfield Handicap on Boxing Day, December 26…
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Maitland Amateur Athletic Club will resume competition after the holiday break on Tuesday night on Robins…
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Saturday last was a black day for Raymond Terrace as far as the Pennant competitions…
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Officials for the mid-week bowls competition were elected at this week’s session, which marked the beginning…
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The Hunter River Cricket Association’s competitions will be continued on Saturday when the second day’s play in the second series of the second round will be completed…
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WELLINGTON (NZ): Eighty-one top Rugby League players have been asked to get fit this summer for a tough season of…
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The 1954 bowls season will commence for Miller Park Club on Saturday, when the club will meet…
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Replacements for No. 1 Grade pennants are H. Morrison to replace G. Roe, and G. Mair to replace W. Thompson…
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