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The residence of Mr and Mrs F. O. Duffy was filled to capacity on Friday night last when a meeting and 500 tournament was…
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Racing for 111 Days of Year Likely
SYDNEY, Friday.—Horse racing for 111 days each year in the metropolitan areas will be permitted if the recommendations by the…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Tennis Title Pails Beats Quist to Enter Final
ADELAIDE, Friday: Showing superiority over the Australian singles champion in every department of the game, Dinny…
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[?]While officials of the Lismore Cricket Association declined to comment yesterday, it was reliably stated the cricket match between Queensland and Lismore Association would commence on the Lismore…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—Lindwall and Alley were the only two New South Wales bowlers to enhance their reputations in the match against…
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MELBOURNE, Sunday: Dave Robertson (8.5) knocked out Bernie Dunn (8.7½) in the seventh round at the stadium last night…
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NEWCASTLE, Sunday.— After several warnings Micky Dooley (9.12) was disqualified for palming in the ninth round of his bout…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Cricket Broadcasts From 2LM
At regular intervals throughout to-day 2LM will broadcast descriptions of the cricket match between Lismore and Queensland…
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The Duke and Duchess of Windsor, in sporting dress, watch the football match between the Racing Club de Prance and Cambridge University, at the Parc des Princes, in Paris…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cricket. Low Scoring in Match at Bilambil
Bilambil was leading by seven runs on the first innings from Tumbulgum at the close of play in a Tweed District Cricket…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Sharpshooter's Randwick Review Bernborough and Mentone Chosen for Principal Races
Although acceptors for the meeting to be held at Randwick this afternoon a re not strong numerically they are likely to provide some interesting contests. Bernborough will en…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cricket McPherson 100, Half Lismore Total Brisbane Slow Bowler 5-51
Out for an even century in the last over of the day, left-hander Les McPherson scored half the Lismore total of 6-198 against Brisbane in the first day's play on the Recreation Ground yesterday. Despite some…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Cricket N. Star Rout At Alstonville J. Cottee Scores 97 for Marists
Sensation cf Saturday's round of Lismore Association's first grade fixtures was Alstonville's rout of Northern Star—chief contenders for the competition lead—for 58 runs on the Alstonville ground. Northern…
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ADELAIDE, Monday. —Although losing the first set, John Bromwich made an excellent recovery to win the Australian tennis singles title…
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Sir,—I have before me the reply of Lismore Council to Rev. J. Beatty's protest against the proposal to play the Interstate cricket…
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ADELAIDE, Monday: Fighting back gamely when he appeared in danger of defeat John Bromwich…
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The weekly carnivals of the Lismore Swimming Club will be resumed next Friday night. Handicaps for the events will be…
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"Cycling fans will have an opportunity to see one y of the greatest trick cyclists in the world at the…
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The committee of Murwillumbah Amateur Swimming Club has devised a hew system of handicapping and nominating…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Golf Nelson Greatest Shot-maker
NEW YORK, Tuesday (AAP). — The famous golfer, Gene Sarazen, sizing up Byron Nelson's golf, said Nelson was the greatest shot-maker…
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