Football Notes
Avenging their defeat of the first round by East Tamworth, the Blues were successful in downing their opponents by 11 points to 8 on Sunday…
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Sport, 1950
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Golf
Partial flooding of the golf course has temporarily suspended the club's programme. Stroke competitions will be held on all days until conditions…
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Two Narrabri footballers and their respective clubs have been cited to appear before the Narrabri judiciary for alleged breach…
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Last Wednesday's 18 hole stroke , won by Mrs. Grimes with 89 nett. Mrs. Gray son was runner-up with 83 nett…
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Saturday afternoon races conducted by the Narrabri Cycle Club in Collins Park are proving a popular fixture, despite recent adverse…
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West turned the tables on the "Blues" last Sunday. When West visited Narrabri they were defeated, and with a little common sense on…
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A weakened Narrabri side played one of their best games this season when they met Werris Creek, at Werris Creek yesterday in the…
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Australian golfers, especially the less skillful ones, should welcome news from the United States of a new application of atomic energy…
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Yesterday's 18 hole stroke for Miss Stella Jones' trophy was won by Mrs. Smyth, with a nett 72. Mrs. Grayson was next with nett 75…
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Bike racing in Collins Park every Saturday afternoon, conducted by the Narrabri Cycle Club, is now a permanent sporting fixture…
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Another defeat was suffered by Narrabri last Sunday, but only in the scoring of points. The Creek's victory was not a decisive one as…
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Last Sunday's 14 hole, nine sealed, for Mrs. Howard's trophy was won by Mrs. Etheridge on the count back from Mrs. Grayson, both finishing…
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A belief that Rugby League is fast losing public interest at Inverell is expressed by the Inverell Times. The newspaper states games are…
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On Tuesday night, the Cricket Association asked council to grant them the use of No. 1 oval as soon as possible, as they desired to top-dress the…
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Flood waters between Narrabri and Boggabri prevented Narrabri from travelling yesterday to play their Tamworth competition game at…
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A break in the weather over the week-end enticed members and associates out in full force. The top half of the course was in…
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A. D. Rowe, ex-Oxford oarsman, winner of the Diamond Sculls, at the Henley Royal Regatta…
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Next Sunday Gunnedah's first and reserve teams will visit Narrabri to play Tamworth competition matches…
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Last Saturday's 14 hole stroke was won by Mrs. Masman, with a nett 52. Mrs. Etheridge was next with 56 nett…
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Due to flooding of No. 1 Oval and damage to Narrabri Cycling track Week-end racing had to be abandoned until the weather will permit the…
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