Football. an Exciting Game "Norman L. Day" Cup Retained
A good attendance on Sunday last saw Picton defend and retain the "Norman L. Day" Cup against Camden, after a stirrng and hard match. Mostly open…
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Sport, 1946
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Tennis Notes
Beautiful weather prevailed on Sunday, when the championships advanced a further stage. Unless more courts are available, it will be a long time…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Tahmoor Cricket Club Annual Report, 1945-46
Mr. J. Parrott, Secretary of the Tahmoor Cricket Club, submitted the following report at the club's annual meeting:…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Football. Picton Again Wins Bargo B.n.a Cup
For the third successive season Picton under 21 years of age team won the Bargo Bush Nursing Association Cup in the knock-out competition at…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Football. CAMPBELLTOWN v. CAMDEN
The C Grade results: Camden 9, Campbelltown 2. Tries by Len English, Jack Dunn, J. Williams, goal by Jack Dunn for Camden. Goal by…
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Two finals were decided last Saturday on Craignish court—Men's B Grade Singles and B Grade Mixed Doubles. In both tennis of good…
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The championships were continued in fine warm weather on Sunday last. The tennis on the day with the exception of one match was of a low…
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The following are the results of matches played last week and the draw for this Sunday: A Grade, Gents…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Moss Vale Knock-out Football. Port Kembla Successful
On Sunday last the Picton team journeyed to Moss Vale to take part in the big knock-out competition in aid of the Berrima District Hospital…
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The conclusion of the 1946 football season came to a very successful close last Sunday when the last matches of the season again saw the…
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The first round of the 36 holes stableford for the Leo Whyte trophy was played on Saturday. F. Marden played outstanding golf to par the…
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Between three and four hundred people were present to see the singles finals played. Weather conditions were ideal for the start but a…
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The following players have been selected to represent Picton against Cobbity on Saturday next A grade to play on Victoria Park and B. grade…
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The weather was most unpleasant when the championships were taken another stage on their "long long trail" to completion. Players had to…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →FOOTBALL. K.O. at Moss Vale Picton and Port Kembla Best Teams
The "Mose Vale Post" wrote glowingly of the match between Picton and Port Kembla in the football knock out competition at…
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A GRADE,—Liverpool defeated Campbelltown on the first innings in the match concluded last Saturday. Scores were Liverpool 220,…
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A very pleasant evening was spent in the local Town Hall on Friday, 20th September, the occasion being the presentation of trophies donated…
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Fred Marden again recorded an excellent performance on Saturday to win the second and final round of the 36 holes stableford for the Leo Whyte…
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Two semi-finals and two finals were decided on Craignish Court last Saturday. The first match was between T…
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Not a great lot to report this week as cyclonic conditions prevailing when championships started, turned into a down-pour which sent players…
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