Tennis Japanese Players at Launceston Sydney
Jird Satel,the Japanese tennis player, at Launceston yesterday defeated Hopman in an exhibition match by 2/6, 6/4, 6/2, Satch and Tonkin defeated…
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Tasmanian Tennis. Hopman Defeated by Japanese. SYDNEY
Jiro Satch, the Japanese tennis player, at Launceston, yesterday, defeated Hopman in an exhibition match 26, 64, 62. Satch and…
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Saturday's round of the Summer Cup was won by A. Oldfield with 97/20 77. Other scores were E. Homer 105/25 80, J. McRae 97/16…
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From J. A. Watson and Lester Cheers, Smithtown Regatta Secretaries, for permission to control the green in front of the Centennial Hotel on…
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In the annual tennis contests Country v. City on Saturday, Mrs. Butts- worth (City) defeated Miss M. Wilson, 6-4, 6-4…
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At the committee meeting held on Monday night the following were present: Messrs. C. G. R. Wilsan (chair), F. Plummer. H. S. Diamond. H. W…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Warwick Races. Reduced Admission Prices
The Macleay River Jockey Club in their determined effort to popularise racing have at last hit on the most likely way, by bringing the price of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Sporting. Cricket. Burrell Creek V. TUGRABAH
On 28th ultimo, a cricket team selected by My. Syd. Smith, from the Burrell Creek Club, and including wicketkeeper Reg Platt, from…
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During the holidays a team of cricketers from Burrell Creek played a match against Tugrabakh on the latter's wicket. Burrell Creek in their…
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The following learn will represent Ramblers Cricket Club, to play Old Bar to-day (Saturday), at Railway Oval:--V. Luiham, J. Belli,…
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Like a bullet, Jim Carlton, Australia's great sprinter and Los Angeles Olympiad elect, flashed over 100 metres (109 yards [?] foot [?] inch) in the amazing…
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In the junior girls' doubles, at this week's Country Week matches in Sydney, Misses Wheaton and Crawford beat Misses Wheaton and Crawford beat Misses N. and H. Rose, of Taree, by…
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A message from Paris says that entries for the Davis Cup which close on January 31, do not yet include Australia. France's challengers so…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Taree Swimming Baths Council Fixes Charges. Baths Sub-let to Club
At Wednesday night's meeting of the Taree Municipal Council a letter was read from the Lands Department granting permission to the council to…
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A very exciting game of cricket was played on Bretti ground on Saturday last, when a team from Rookhurst visited with intentions of…
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Result of Saturday's play:—C. Knauer Matear, Parker lost to, James, S.Paine, McKenzie, 17—20. Barnett, Carter, Lewis. Hogan lost to. Hoad Reece…
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The Bogey' Competition set down for last Saturday at West Kempsey links has been postponed till next Saturday when the draw will take place…
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For the fourth consecutive year, Miss. M. Wilson (Baraba) easily won the women's singles championship at the country tennis carnival on…
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One of the outstanding features of this community is the ability of the people to select from its ranks aldermen of foresight, progress and…
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