Large Fields and Good Racing at Moree Picnic Meeting. Plymouth John Wins Wathagar Bracelet
Yesterday's meeting of the Moree Picnic Race Club was, without a doubt, one of the best conducted on the local course,…
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Sport, 1949
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Associate Golf
Yesterday's 18-hole, nine choice was won by Mrs. Foxe, with a nett Mrs. Bruce and Mrs. Hughes were runners-up, each finishing with a nett…
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A successful American style tournament was staged in the Scouts Hall last Thursday night by the Moree Table Tennis Association, Brian…
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The opening match of the second round in the Moree Rugby League's local first-grade competidecided at the Oval yesterday Lovely Brenda Marshall doesn't, in any sense of the word, look upon her return to the screen after an absence of several years, as a…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →R.S.P.C.A To Prosecute Coursing Enthusiasts SYDNEY
The R.S.P.C.A. will launch a prosecution against certain persons who took part at the National Coursing Association meeting at Rooty Hill on…
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The semi-finals of the Club's, Singles Championship were played on Saturday last when Leo Smith defeated Darby Davis and Darcy…
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Preparation of a programme for the long week-end of the King's Birthday which embraces Saturday 11th, Sunday 12th, and Monday 13th of…
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On Sunday members are arranging a mixed foursome. The secretary would be pleased to see as many associates as possible attend, as these…
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Congratulations to Bob Miller. Last year an injury prevented this player appearing at Kempsey, so it is pleasing to see his present success, and…
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The Sunday morning competition continued at the Town Courts last week and the play throughout was of a high standard. Old…
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On Wednesday an 18-hole storke event will be played. The draw is to be made at 1.30 p.m. In the singles for the J. Hennessy's…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Tennis News. Large Entries for Tournament
The large entries for the King's Birthday week-end tournament are very heartening to the Committee who feel that, given fine…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Moree Table Tennis Association. Draw for To-Morrow Night
Table tennis players are asked to note the following draw for tomorrow night:—At the Scouts' Hall: Top Dogs No. 2…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Moree Teams Win Football Double. Two Goondiwindi Teams Defeated. Yesterday's Matches
Two teams of Goondiwindi footballers made the trip with their supporters from the Border town by special train to oppose the Moree 1st and 2nd representative thirteens on the local oval yesterday…
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Darcy Wheeler was successful in the final round of the Club's Singles Championship at the week-end, winning the title from Leo Smith…
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Snow in the vicinity of Moree, and high-pressure cold- winds kept a few players off the links last week-end, especially on Saturday, when snow…
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"I intend to direct attention to two of the teams in the Percy Cup competition—the Waratahs and Olympics. The "Waratahs are not up to…
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Plans are well in hand for the Annual Tennis Tournament to be held on King's Birthday week-end and the Committee,…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →OVER 900 Attend Talmoi Picnic Races. Bracelet Won by Club Foundation Members
Although postponed from the previous week, the meeting of the. Talmoi Amateur Picnic Race Club on Monday attracted many…
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Yesterday an 18-hole stroke was played for the H. G. King trophy and was won by Mrs. Janes, with a nett 72. Mrs. Foxe was runner-up…
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