Tennis Tournament. Gourlay and Mrs. Gourlay Winners
The final round in one of the most successful tennis tournaments (The L. F. Tarlinton) ever held in Cobargo was concluded on Thursday afternoon…
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Tennis
Handicaps for the Mrs. J. P. O'Reilly tennis tournament:-- Dr. Lister 0--10. O. Ho[?]ston scratch W. Ryan 18. J…
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Following are the four leading batsmen in the [?] batting [?] F. Tarlia[?] 78, [?]Tom[?]son35, W…
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This is a Sydney paper's description of the Sydney racing season: Spring is the season in which people, normally sane…
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Pambula summer race meeting (A. J. C.) to-day. The weights printed in this issue indicate that the old club has been splendidly…
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Following are the progress matches of the week in the two tournaments :--Ladies Singles…
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On Saturday Bermagui defeated Cobargo on the former wicket. Bermagui 121 (G. Phillips 29, Adamson 26, Strong 38 not out, W Mead 12). The last four men of…
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Following are the results of Pambula races on Boxing Day, Mr. Grime (Bega) attending as stipendiary steward :--…
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The annual meeting of Bodalla Picnic Race Club was held on Boxing Day in perfect weather. The attendance established a record for the Club,…
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An was expected, the Boxing Day meeting of the Greenwell Point Race club attracted a large Attendance to the popular river-side course…
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