Football
Two football matches were played on the Moree Recreation Ground yesterday, a Warialda team playing the senior Moree team, while the Narrabri…
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Sport, 1938
874 stories in North West (Tamworth to Moree)'s papers · page 11 of 44
Associate Golf
The draw for Tuesday and Thursday's competition is as follows:— Tuesday. Mrs. Hollingworth v. Mrs. Cory, Mrs…
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On Easter Sunday Gavesend defeated a visiting team from Bingara by 17 to nil. The local club intend holding the…
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The following are the results of the games played during last week:— THUSDAY NIGHT. Neeves, Sduthau and Wilson beat R…
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"I am not affirming or denying the mighty Julius Caesar d[?] football," writes H. A. de [?] "Sporting [?]…
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The football season, so far as Moree is concerned, was officially opened yesterday when two games were played on the Oval, one between Narrabri and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Local & General. Show and Picnic Races
Ladies are invited to see Miss Joan. Reed's display of Frocks for Show and Picnic Race wear until Saturday. April 30th. Please enquire at the Hotel Max…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Australian Cricket Team. Arrival in England
The Australian cricket team arrived in London on Thursday last and were given a wonderful reception. Receiving the English press shortly…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →New Golf Course at Buckingham Palace. King Revives Interest in the Game. His Handicap Was Once 11
The King intends to play more golf. Last autumn the greens, on the nine- hole course at Windsor Castle were improved. Now a nine-hole golf course…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Rugby Thrills American Ambassador Faster, Easier to Understand, Than American Football. Cricket "Kind of Slow."
Mr. Joseph P. Kennedy, America's new Ambassador to Great Britain, is developing an enthusiasm for Rugby Football. The England and Scotland…
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Following are the results of games played on Monday afternoon last:— J. T. Crane, Hunt, Dalton and Cousins defeated Bruderlin, Lennox,…
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The local courts were arrayed in colour on Anzac afternoon, when a points score tournament was held In aid of the Church of England Queen…
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A 14 hole stroke event played on Wednesday last, was won by Miss Coleman, with Miss Barrett as runner-up…
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Last Sunday a contingent of golfers from Moree and Garah visited Bellata for their opening day, which coincided with the official opening of the new…
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The following are the results of games played on Monday afternoon last:— J. T. Crane, Hunt, Dalton and Cousins defeated Bruderlin, Lennox, Ellis and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Football. NARRABRI V. GOONDIWINDI
The match between Narrabro and Goondiwindi played at Goondiwindi on Sunday afternoon last, ended in a draw, each side scoring eight points. Play…
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The results of the competitions over the week-end were as follows:— Saturday.—L. Armstrong 72, 4—68; M. Spencer 87, 16—71; R. Worrad 85,…
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The Australian cricket team will commence the fist match of its tour on Saturday next, their opponents being Worcester. The latter is a rather weak…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Further Successes Australian Women Tennis Players LONDON
The Australian women tennis players had further successes in the hard-court championships today. Nancye Wynne defeated Miss Saunders 7/5,…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Moree Golf Club. Opening of New Club House. Arrangements for Annual Tournament
At the last meeting of the committee of the Moree Golf Club arrangements were made in connection with the opening of the new club house and also the…
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