Camden District Cricket. Leaders Struggling
Several matches are at interesting stages in the third series of Camden District Cricket Association’s competitions…
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Sport, 1938
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Golf Notes and News Last Week's Games
Frank While, relishing the two strokes increase in handicap recently received, won the stroke handicap with 79 off the stick, giving him a…
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The Picton Golf Associates' gave a delightful social afternoon at their club house on Tuesday. Chairs were arranged on the verandah, so that the…
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Despite the dismal weather, some very interesting and keenly contested matches were played on Sunday last. The drizzling rain, however, had the…
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tion in their match against Cobbitty, having 231 runs in hand. Cobbitty has lost one wicket for four, the four runs being byes. T. Smith…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →District Cricket Cricket Address Proves Popular
More than sixty cricketing enthusiasts enjoyed the address given by Mr. George Borwick, the famous test umpire, at Camden Town Hall a few…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →St. Patrick's Tennis Club Ball
Over 100 members and friends attended the St. Patrick's Tennis Club ball held on November 4 in the Picton Town Hall, and each and all spent a…
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Camden Golf Club conducted a drive, approach and putting competition at Studley Park last Saturday, for a trophy donated by Mr. J. L. Hogg…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Tennis Handicaps To the Editor of the "Picton Post"
Sir.— After reading the handicaps in last week's "Picton Post" for the handicap events myself and a number of other players would very much like to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Night Tennis. Tournament Draw
The draw for next week in connection with the Camden Tennis Club's night tennis tournament, is as follows: Monday, 28th November…
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The draw for next week in connection with the Camden Tennis Club's night tennis tournament, is as follows: Monday, 28th November…
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Mrs. Will O'Neill and Mrs. Russell Boardman, Mrs. R. E. Buttenshaw and Miss B. Bellingham, Misses J. Seymour and J. Bellingham…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Camden District Cricket Association. Cricket. E. S. Weissel’s Batting. 86 N.o. and 100 Retired
E. S. Weissel, who batted right through Orangeville’s first innings for 86 not out, was again in brilliant form…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Tennis Tournament Nearing the End [?] FINAlS Decided on
The local tennis tournaments were continued another stage on Sunday last and although how nearing the end, judging from the crowds that…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Picton Golf Associates. Hold Annual Meeting And Record Another Year of Progress
The annual meeting of the Picton Golf Associates was held in the School ol Arts on Thursday evening, the following being preent — Mesdames…
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Hepher and Gorrie started the match races going with a 2-lap Continental. Going slow for the first lap, and then sprinting for the last…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Camden District Cricket Association. Saturday’s Scores
The Sixth series of matches in Camden District :Cricket Association’s competitions were commenced on Saturday last…
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Credit is due to the committee of the Picton Golf Club Associates for the success of the annual dance which they organised on Friday night,…
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Only a small field braved the hot weather on Saturday for the stroke handicap, conducted by the club. Secretary, Arthur Vine, produced the best…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Picton District Tennis Tournament Favourites Beaten in a Grade Doubles Final
The surprise of the day on Sunday, December 10, was the defeat of Sorby and Harding by E. and J. Ashcroft in the final of the A grade doubles…
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