New Tennis Assn. Courts Now Open For Members
At a general meeting of the Picton District Tennis Association held last Thursday night in the School of Arts, it was decided to call for ground…
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Sport, 1946
182 stories in Macarthur (Camden & Campbelltown)'s papers · page 9 of 10
Good Length Bowling Defeats Batsmen Cricket. Halliday Takes 7/28
The first day's play at Victoria Park last Saturday in the match Picton v. The Oaks, was marked by the inability of recognised…
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At the Camden Swimming Club's second meeting held last Friday no less than fifty attended, including residents from The Oaks, Oakdale…
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F. Marden won the par handicap of Camden Golf Club on Saturday last…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Picton Football Club Smoko
Last Saturday flight in the Masonic Hall, members of the Picton Football Club held a smoko. Invitations had been extended to players and friends…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Picton District Tennis Association Week-end Results. (Notes by the Roundsman)
The conditions on Sunday were very trying for players when the championships advanced a further stage. A hot day with strong winds…
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The P. J. Fox stableford handicap trophy on Saturday last was won by the donor, and his action in re-donating the trophy is appreciated…
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The championships were continued in fine warm weather, on Sunday, the day being ideal for tennis. The town courts had a good soaking in…
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Heavy rains stopped play in all matches in the fourth round of the Camden District Cricket Competition last Saturday…
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In a broadcast recently, Dr. E. S. A. Meyers, Medical Officer of Health, stated that swimming was one of the finest and most refreshing forms of…
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In a broadcast recently, Dr. E. S. A. Meyers, Medical Officer of Health, stated that swimming was one of the finest and most refreshing forms of…
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The stroke handicap for the F. S. Longley trophy on Saturday last was won by B. Slattery. Next Saturday the foursomes…
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Sir,—It is with sincere disappointment tinged, with a sense of misgiving that I view the move on the part of the Picton Sub-Branch of the…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Picton District Tennis Association Week-end Results. (Notes by the Roundsman)
Continuation of the championships took place on Sunday in cool cloudy weather, the conditions (being perfect for singles play…
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The aggregate stableford competition on Saturday last was won by F. Harden and C. Whitfield. The runners-up were P. C. Furner and…
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Sunday saw the championships continued in real summer weather. Many singles players found the day too hot, and on the completion of…
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The first days play in the match Picton v Elderslie saw the locals in a bad position at close of play. After, winning the toss Picton…
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B. Slattery won the P. C. Furner par handicap trophy on Saturday last, and in doing so reduced his handicap by 3 strokes…
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Cool, cloudy weather prevailed when the championships entered their last stage of completion on Sunday last. Quite a lot of players when they…
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The fourth round of the S. R. Buttle Cup took place on Saturday last and F. Marden returned a card of 73 nett. B. Slattery was second…
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