Picton Golf Associates
Owning to war conditions and petrol rationing the usual Association. Day was not held this year and Club winners were required to play off…
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Sport, 1940
159 stories in Macarthur (Camden & Campbelltown)'s papers · page 8 of 8
Park Tennis Court
The engineer, reporting on a request from the District Tennis Association, that an additional tennis court be constructed on Victoria Park, told the…
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An American Tennis Tournament, arranged by Mrs. E. Thornton, for the benefit of the funds of the Barnardo Helpers' League, was held on St…
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My good readers, please excuse my notes this week, if they are not as comprehensive, nor written i my usual dazzling style. I have been "confined…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →CRICKET Tahmoor v. Air Force
Sensational bowling by Candy and Helin was the outstanding feature of the match between Tahmoon and an Air Force team played at Thirlmere…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →CRICKET Picton's Third Successive Victory Jim Byrne's Wonderful Bowling Live Wickets in One Over—Including the Hat Trick
Scoring it, third successive victory, Picton defeated Campbelltown on its own ground by 59 runs on Saturday, [?]otwithstanding the visitors were…
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I spent a very quiet afternoon at St. Patrick's courts on Sunday. There were no fights to speak of, by the "Great Little Army," even though…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →CRICKET Picton's Fourth Successive Victory
Picton went run-getting in a kind of wholesale way on Saturday, when it recorded its fourth win in succession in the fourth match of the season,…
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Last Saturday afternoon’s wild weather prevented local golfers from holding the usual week-end competition—insufficient players being…
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After studying my "Guide to Form" on the Melbourne Cup last week, I hope my readers were sensible enough to keep their money in their pockets…
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Last Saturday, afternoon the gale prevented local players from holding the usual competition. Sunday afternoon was only slightly…
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No results to hand of last two weeks’ matches…
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Unfortunately time does not permit me to refer to Sunday's matches, as I have left my notes until almost the "deal-line" and consequently I will be…
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Arthur has gone to Sydney this week, and I heard he had not sent in his notes. "Slammer" seems to have disappeared. I rather strongly…
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Three matches were played on Sunday, 10th instant, resulting as follow:—A. Davidson and W. Ryan defeated .Alf Downe and E. Weeks,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →On the Picton Golf Links Golf Associates' Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Picton golf associates was held in the School' of Arts on Monday night. The President, Mrs. E. Oakman, presided,…
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Monday night.—Wimbledon 10 on, v. Forrest Hills, 18 on. Wednesday night.—Eaglemont 12 ON v. Gundaroos, scratch…
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For the third week-end in succession, golfers had the pleasure of getting wet. Sunday's storm transformed the courts into a lake, and a very…
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The long- grass played up with the scoring over the weekend and scores ?were very high. Ron. Vine continued his run of successes by notching his…
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There will be no competition cricket that Saturday, January 28th. B GRADE TEAM FOR 4th JAN. CAMPBELLTOWN v. THIRLMERE…
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