Country Week Cricket Win Foe Deniliquin
In the Country Week cricket played yesterday at Bendigo, Deniliquin had a win over Lodden Valley in a sensational…
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Cricket Nsw beats WA outright SYDNEY, Mon
NSW beat Western Australia outright by 250 runs in the Sheffield Shield match at Sydney Cricket Ground today…
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At Little Billabong on Saturday afternoon the home team batted brightly and have set Culcairn 317 runs to get for a win…
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NEW YORK, Tues.: Chairman of the Hew York State Athletic Commission (Mr B. Christenberry) last night announced that Joe…
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A four-rinks competition game was played last night by members on Albury greens, the winning team comprising Miss Hensley, Mesd Wiseman,…
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TO ENABLE watering during the dry weather the courts will be closed for play Thursday afternoons until further notice…
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“Worthwhile organisations should be encouraged in every town, as they are beneficial to the functions of the community,” Cr. I. P. Kane, President of Holbrook Shire Council, said at yesterday’s council meeting. He made the statement when an application by Holbrook Race Club…
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Approximately 30 bowers took part in the W. Clark Trophy, last Saturday, after the day's play of 3 games of 14 ends, W. McGillivray…
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NEW YORK, Wed.: Joe Walcott would almost certainly defend his world heavyweight boxing title in June in New York, Mr Felix…
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The president of Corowa District Tennis Association (Mr T. J. Kennedy) announced yesterday that arrangements had been completed for the…
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North Wagga has appointed Mervyn Peiper former NSW interstate representative, playing coach for the coming season…
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[?]AL weather prevailed for Deniliquin Amateur Life [?]aving Club when they conducted their usual weekly [?]al at the Edwardes Street Swimming Pool on Tues[?] night…
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There was no appreciative collapses or surprises in any of the championship games over the past week. One of the most…
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Features of last night’s points score swimming carnival conducted by the Albury Swimming Club were a fine display given by the…
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SYDNEY, Thurs.: Junior champion, Barry Darke, will stay with the NSW Swimming team in Melbourne during the…
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Albury Light Blue v. Holbrook: Kiatler, Forrest, Young, Scholz; Harvey, Foster, Baxter, Thiel; Poole, A. Griffiths, Wayling, Edis…
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The Maude Cricket Club travelled to Hatfield on Sunday to play the home team for the Chillichil cup…
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ADELAIDE, Thurs.: Sedgman and McGregor, down two sets to one against Savitt and Richardson, won the fourth set and will play on. The fifth set was postponed until tomorrow because…
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The extremely hot weather experienced during the past week has told against a big nomination for the Albury coursing…
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ADELAIDE, Fri.: Australian Davis Cup player Ken McGregor today defeated the title-holder, American Dick Savitt, in a semi-final of the Australian tennis championships. McGregor won 6-4, 6-4, 3-6, 6-4…
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