Coursing Albury Meeting Next
This, week Albury Greyhound Coursing Club will conduct a meeting on Friday night, and owners and trainers are reminded…
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U.S. tennis amateurs can now work in sports stores
NEW YORK, Sun.: The U.S. Lawn Tennis Association voted unanimously at its annual meeting in New York yesterday to allow amateur tennis players over 21 to work for sporting goods firms…
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Results of games last Tuesday: Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Pocock, M. Jones, Mrs. Beatty d. Mrs. J. Brown. Mrs. Headon, V. Cox, Mrs…
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Country Junior singles champion, Bob Mark, forgot all his tennis worries yesterday morning when be returned to work at Burtonâs sports store, Olive street. Bob, a product of the A. and B. L.T.A. coaching school, took out the singles and…
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SYDNEY, Mon.: Australiaâs champion sprinter Jon Henricks easily won his heat of the 220 yards freestyle in 2.18 at…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →South Corowa Football Club
The annual meeting of the South Corowa Football Club was held at the school on Sunday last. About 25 attended…
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The introduction of night tennis to Mathoura was the highlight of the most successful year now being completed,…
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SYDNEY, Mon.: The relaxing of the U.S. Lawn Tennis Associationâs amateur laws would not make a tremendous…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Mathoura News Saturdays’ Cricket Blues Too Strong for Womboota
By hitting seven boundaries, three of these in succession, A. Murphy was the outstanding batsmen in Saturdayâs match…
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MELBOURNE, Mon.: After the high scoring of Friday and Saturday there was a slackening in play today in the Lindsay Hassett testimonial cricket match. The weather also had moderated considerably from…
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Twenty-four players [?]…
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After a delay of over nine years since the raising of funds, a start has been made on the construction of the £4000 memorial swimming…
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There was a good roil-up at the Mf Beauty Swimming Club working bee on Friday. The pool now has a minimum…
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SYDNEY. Tues.: Queensland and Victoria remained unbeaten after the second round of the Linton Cup at White City today…
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Noreuil Park, Alburyâs attractive swimming resort, is fast being ousted in popularity by the waterworks site, a little over two miles from the city. But for the fact that shade…
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BUFFALO, Tues.: Jack Kramer, the professional tennis promoter, reviewed the U.S. Lawn Tennis Associationâs newly…
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Final of the North-Eastern Cricket Cup competition will be played at the Albury sportsground on Sunday between Albury and Rutherglen The competition, which…
Continued on Trove, page 19 →FOOTBALL South Corowa in C. and D. League again
South Corowa Football Club will again play in the Coreen and District Association, it was decided at the annual meeting,…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Round-up of Australian and World Sporting Items CRICKET Morris’ team wins testimonial match
MELBOURNE, Tues. :. The Hassett testimonial cricket match ended today in victory by 121 runs to the team led by Arthur Morris. When play resumed…
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Ian McDonald, a member of the Yarrawonga Lawn Tennis Club, who won the North Eastern junior singles…
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