Associates Golf
Wednesday: Monthly Stoke—Mrs. Fisher (20) and Mrs. Garrahy (27) tied with 78 nett Mrs. Fisher won on the count back Other scores were…
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Tennis Bed Cross Effort
The public are reminded of the Red Cross Tournament to be held at the Courts on Saturday 21st, inst, commencing, punctually, at 1.30…
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Glorious weather and a glorious green during the past week made life a bowler's paradise, and It was surprising how many…
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The Red Cross tennis tournament, which will comprise a series of mixed doubles, will commence on the local courts on Saturday, March 21…
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Two golf friends--an Englishman and a Scot--were playing a round together. Alter the first hole the Englishman asked: "How many did you take?"…
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G. Bishop (10bhd.) defeated Father Tully (10 on) in the president's consistency trophy by 152 to 108, handicaps adjusted…
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It is anticipated that after Saturday's meeting at Rosehill, broadcasting of races in this State will cease. No information regarding races will…
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At the annual meeting of the Te[?] Association, [?] on Wednesday night. It was agreed to [?]ton men's competitions for…
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Following is the draw for to-morrow's mixed doubles tournament in aid of the Patriotic Fund. Players are requested to be at the courts at 12.30…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Convivial Evening Conclusion of Cricket Season Gathering of Players and Supporters
Cricketers officially brought the 1941-42 season to a close on Saturday night when the annual dinner of players and supporters was held…
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Although some courts finished well into the night owing to the later starting hour, all enjoyed the mixed doubles tournament in…
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The opening: day for the Glen Innes Town golf links was held last Sunday. In view of the war conditions only a social game…
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A crazy man I once did meet, Who raved on pleasures of defeat, "Come, crazy man, come tell me now How get you these strange…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Thunderbolt at the Races On the Old Beardy Course Mr. Jas. Cartan's Reminiscences Oldest Glen Innes Native
Mr. James Carton, the oldest surviving native of Glen Innes, counts two meeting's with Thunderfolt amongst his most…
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The four ball best ball Stableford handicap resulted: D.Sutherland (11)B. Lands (18) 39 points, H. Newton (5)-M. McMillan (18) 38, C. Mitchell…
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Wednesday: Stableford Par. Results: Mrs. Fisher (15) 30 points; Miss Youman (14) 21; Mrs. Mitchell (18) 39; Mrs. Briggs (20) 18; Mrs…
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The Annual Meeting was held in the Club House on 16th March at 8 p.m., when there was a good attendance, Mr. Wheaton being Chairman…
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In response to requests from players who are unable to be present at Saturday's Tournament a second Tournament will be played next…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Acceptances for the Rosehill Races on Saturday Next SYDNEY
The following are the acceptances for Rosehill races on Saturday—Three and four year old Handicap: Firs Division (1.30): Nightbeam, to…
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Associates are reminded that Sunday is their opening day and play will commence at the same time as previously. All intending players are…
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