Wingham Races. Boxing Day Meeting. Outstanding Success
Sportsmen from as far north as Kempsey and south to Maitland gathered at the local heath on Boxing Day to witness one of the bes day's racing…
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Barrington Sports. Successful Boxing Day Outing
After a lapse of three years, the old established annual sports' fixture was held at the Barrington Reserve on Monday 27th December…
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The races held at Port Macquarie on Saturday last, 8th January, 1944, were patronised from most centres of the Central Coast. The racing was good,…
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Rev. A. J. Bingley, Methodist minister at Grafton, won his eighth singles bowling championship when he defeated J. Notaris 31-21 in the…
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Sportsmen from as far north as Kempsey. and south to Maitland gathered at Wingham on Boxing Day to witness one of the best day's racing…
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The NSW Amateur Swimming Association writes as follows : — The recent tragedy at Grafton brings forcibly to the attention of the…
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The bowling fraternity certainly had a feast of bowls over the holidays. Rinks from Newcastle, Walcha, Wingham, as well as a good roll…
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Six members of the Bankstown Club paid a visit to the local Club on Saturday, and made up one rink to play a local four, whilst the other two…
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The race meeting at Port Macquarie Course under the auspices of the Port Macquarie Race Club set down for New Year's Day had to be…
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In the absence of many members over the holidays competitions have been suspended, but enjoyable scratch games have been going on…
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Boxing will be resumed at the Theatre Royal, Kempsey, on Friday night next, and several good matches have already been arranged. Dotti…
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On Friday, we had a match of international flavour, Greece v. Australia. C. Ferris, J. Aroney and P. Viandys represented the Hellenes and…
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The Minister for Education, Mr. Clive Evatt, has decided that learning to swim shall be compulsory for all children in the primary schools…
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Messrs. Wetherup and Eagleson got some of their own back to-day by defeating A. G. Byrnes and H. O'Neill to the tune of 24 to 18…
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An effort to revive interest in cricket is being made this Saturday when a team from Wauchope will play a local team on West Port Park…
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Kempsey Club members yesterday engaged in an all-day progressive pairs competition. President W. Marshall brought…
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At the Theatre Royal Stadium on Friday night another fine programme was presented, five fierce fistic encounters providing plenty of exciting…
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Saturday's games resulted in some close finishes. In the Pairs Championship Ebbeck jun. and Whatson qualified for the final by defeating…
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On Thursday Mrs. King and Mrs. Blake had a meritorious win over P. Hallett and Mrs. Rowan. P. Hallett and S. Sly were a couple…
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The following players have been selected to represent Port in a game against Wauchope this Saturday, to meet at 1.30 p.m. sharp at Hallett's:…
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