Junior Golf Notes
This weekend we play a 9 hole stable-ford competition for a club trophy on Sunday. The draw is to take place between…
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Sport, 1978
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Womens Bowls (Miss Rick)
Social bowls on Wednesday resulted in J. Honeyman and Y. Honeyman def. B. Bloxham and E. Fitzsimmons 20-9. A pairs competition on Sunday…
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Dubbo held a successful Easter Carnival with the feature races the Femme Fatale Stakes and Cup being won by Slipper and Stevies Flair…
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The results from last week consist of one washout and. the Thursday night match 4 def 8 30-18 and 3 def 7 39-9. After watching team 7 (all girls) perform,…
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Group 15 selectors are confident that the teams selected in Bourke last Sunday shall do well in their games this Saturday and Sunday…
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200m BBB: Kevin Gorrie A grade, A. Brown B grade, T. O'Mally C grade. 200m Freestyle: Kevin Gorrie A grade, Steve Hickey B grade, Karen…
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After a series of 40 minute trials last Sunday, Bourke played Goodooga in the final of the senior competition. Bourke proved to be too strong as…
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Paul Darcy, the former Western Plains Centre, will coach the Bourke Rugby Union First Grade side this season in its quest of the premiership…
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On Saturday, 1st April Trainer Brian Gibbs took 12 boys to Cobar for the Boxing Tournament. Of our 12 boys, 6 were matched with…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Golf Club Cricket Team Golf Club’s Convincing Victory Over Paroo in Grand Final
Our third consecutive attempt to win a grand final proved successful last Sunday when we defeated Paroo by 49 runs…
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Glorious wither prevails for opening of golf season. 34 hardy souls forsook watching the Golf Club cricketers defeat Paroo and contested the first major competition…
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Fifteen associates contested the 18 hole stroke competition last Saturday. Some good scores were returned, which reflects the condition of the course…
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Slightly disappointing fields contest Cattlemenâs Cup Meeting at Warren last Saturday. Although the fields were smaller than…
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In the 1st round of the singles A. Gordon def F. Cole 32-23; K. Golden def L. Howard 31-19 and S. Honeyman def D. Riches 33-22. First round to be completed…
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Bourke teams to play Walgett at Bourke on Sunday: First Grade: P. Mackay, T. Demery, K. Cronin, R. Harvey, L. Dennis,…
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Last Sunday Golf Club won the premiership, for only the second time since the Bourke competition commenced, after being runners-up the 2…
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I used to believe that Bourke was a âmanâs townâ because there were many more of them than there were women. But maybe times have changed because…
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With training in full swing, its pleasing to see so many interested people turning up every week. No doubt there is still a few people…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Touch Football Beagle Boys and Federal Flashez 1 Joint Premiers
Last week after 50 minutes of keen competition which included extra time. Beagle Boys and Federal Flashez 1 were still locked together on a 3-all draw…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Jockey Club Races Tomorrow Strong Support from Locally Owned Horses
Bourke Jockey Club will stage a five event programme tomorrow (Saturday) and it is expected that a large number of locally owned horses will face the starter…
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