District Cricket
At an extraordinary general meeting of the Camden District Cricket Association held at Camden, Thursday of last week, it was decided to…
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Sport, 1936
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Rover’s Cricket Club
The following team is selected to represent the Campbelltown Rover’s C. C. against St. Peter’s at the Premier Picnic Ground, on Sunday. The…
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Picton Golf Club, the "baby" of Nepean District Golf Association, marked its entry into the championship by carrying off two of…
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Last week-end the 4th Annual Championship meeting of the Nepean District Golf Association was played on the links of the Camden Club at…
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The Eight Hour Day races under the auspices of the local race club, took place on Saturday, October 3rd, and were thoroughly enjoyed by…
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The Balmoral pair, Miss Ella Batten and C. Marsh, for the season year in succession, won the Reserve "A" Mixed Doubles…
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Great is the rejoicing among Campbelltown bowlers as a result of their victory by the convincing margin of 14 points against Corrimal on…
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Last Saturday afternoon saw a return to the usual week-end competitions after several weeks, owing to the Nepean Association’s…
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A feature of the opening days’ play in the C.D.C.A. 1936-37 competitions on Saturday was an improvement in the batting, and it is…
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Well, the "A" grade singles championship of Picton District Tennis Association is concluded, and the final was more or less the…
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Last Saturday afternoon’s event was a four ball best ball par handicap. It was productive of good scoring, the leading score of 7 up being…
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Rain interfered with the continuation of Picton District Tennis Association's handicap events at the week-end, and these—as drawn—will be…
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Fourteen players were chosen on Friday evening to represent Camden Districts Cricket Association at the Country Week Carnival, to commence…
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Last Saturday afternoon’s weather was ideal tor golf, an overcast sky made light conditions good, whilst the north-east breeze was not strong…
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To be defeated after returning a net 69, was the lot of Fred Wherritt in the Patron's Cup competition at the golf links on Saturday…
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Draw for the semi-finals of Picton golf associates' championship: Mrs. Anelzark v. Mrs. Davison; Mrs B. Oakman v Mrs. Wells. The ball…
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"Heard about the cricket match they're going to play at Hollywood?" asked a Thirlmere youngster of his father—"Ella Batten's going to play."…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →THIRLMERE. Tennis Association's Annual Ball and Presentation of Trophies
Thirlmere's lovely spacious Protestant Hall was none too large for the great crowd—280 people—that came from all points of the compass to the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Nearing End Picton District Tennis Championships Miss C. Ray Wins Ladies' Handicap Final White and Miss Ware Take the Doubles Ashcroft Again
Young Jim Ashcroft atoned comewhat for his defeat by Sorby on Sunday week, by defeating Bert on Sunday in the semi-final of the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Cricket Comp. First Grade Orangeville v. Camden Park (At Orangeville)
Camden Park won by 99 runs on the first innings. Jim Duck's fine score of 78 was compiled from good strokes all around the wicket; he and Eric…
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