Golf
Last Saturday afternoon perfect weather prevailed for the eighteen holes Stableford par event. decided, the Winner was A. A. Hyman whose…
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Sport, 1940
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Picton District Tennis Competition Notes by Our Tennis Roundsman
There must have been something in the air to induce laziness on Sunday, as there was not one match fully completed. This was due, no doubt, to the…
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Mr. H. W. Brown well-known ex-Campbelltown bowler brought two strong Mosman links to Campbelltown last Sunday. The visitors had a…
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Last Saturday afternoon in cold windy Weather the local team were defeated in their first “Kerr-Dawson'” Gup match of the 1940 season. The…
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C’est la guerre! Reduced manpower was the cause of the blue and gold’s collapse last Sunday in defending their stronghold on the…
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Saturday's Mixed Four-ball for which a draw was made for partners, produced particularly good scoring. Mrs. Bousfield, partnered by W. Ryan,…
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The executive committee of the Camden District Tennis Association met last night (Wednesday) to consider matters in connection with the…
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Last Saturday afternoon in good Weather conditions local players competed in an eighteen holes Stableford bar handicap. In conjunction with…
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The Committee of the Campbelltown District Night Tennis Association wishes to remind all members that the first Annual Ball will be…
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The competition, afternoon, held by the Picton Golf Club on the King's Birthday, realised the sum of £14/13/6, which will be forwarded to the…
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Last Saturday afternoon rather cold, windy weather prevailed for the four ball best ball par handicap. The course was in splendid condition,…
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Bert Oakman continued his run of good scores by winning the par handicap or Saturday with 1 up. Ted Thornton was close behind with square…
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[?] Sunday last there were only two matches played, and consequently had an easy day, for which 1 was duly thankful, as when I had finished the…
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Last Saturday afternoon in perfect Weather, the first eighteen holes of the “President’s” Trophy was played, The competition is over 36 holes—the…
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Last Saturday saw the final of the Camden District Tennis Association's Winter Competition. The winners apant from Reserve B Grade, where…
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Last Saturday afternoon a combined rink of delegates to the Southern Tablelands Bowling Associations’ Annual Meeting from Moss Vale and…
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What with the elaborate preparations undertaken by the Campbelltown District, Night Tennis Association for their 1st Annual Ball which…
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Good scoring was a feature of the week-end play. A strorg and tricky wind made conditions difficult, but many players made light of it and…
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Well my dear readers, how are you all this week? You will, no doubt, be pleased to learn that my attack of lembago was nothing less than a mild…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →'A' Grade Tennis Players. (To The Editor of "The Picton Post")
Sir,—I crave space in our news paper to answer the challenge thrown out by the ex-secretary of the local Tere is Association (Mr. Sidney W…
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