BOWLS (By “Be Up”)Corrimal Wins the A. Pennant Final
[?] had no difficulty in disposing of Berry in the A[?] final at Wollongong on [?] the aggregate scores being [?]72…
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Bowls
Saturday saw the final of the B grade Championship between Oliver and Grime, otherwise Law and finance Crime struck his length right away…
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Regular competitions were played during the week-end, and performances by many members and associates were registered. [?]…
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The Patriotic Games were resumed on Saturday, all six rinks being occupied. On No. 1 rink Albert Schofield…
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At the annual meeting of the associates of the Berry Golf Club, held recently, the hon. secretary, Miss J. Hale, read the following…
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The Patriotic Games were continued on Saturday five pairs participating. On No. 1 rink Les. Robinson and Joe Masters had an easy win against…
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Many players did not appreciate the strong westerly winds that blew on Sunday afternoon and made conditions very unpleasant. The scores…
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The patriotic games were continued on Saturday, and the 28 players taking part gave the green quite an animated appearance. One rink, we…
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Delightful golfing weather prevailed during last week-end, but due, no doubt to the holidays and other counter-attractions, only…
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The old-established Dry River Athletic Club held its usual carnival on Easter Monday. The weather was perfect, and about 500 people attended,…
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Last Saturday’s games: Allison and Newell were far too good for Rutter and Dargan in the pairs competition—27 to 10…
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There will be an 18 hole stroke (any two nine holes) competition run over the next two week ends. The annual meeting of [?] will take place at…
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The extremely pleasant weather conditions at the week-end assisted in the enjoyment of players, and outstanding performances were…
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Officials;--President and treasurer, Mr. A, L. Blacka; vice-presidents, Messrs. E. J. Tarlinton and A. King; hon. secretary,…
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The champion pairs competition was continued on Saturday. Oliver and Ballard went down by one to Washington and Burgess. Right up to near…
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The usual winter rink competition was commenced on Saturday, 28 players taking part in the initial games…
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Large fields were features of the week-end play at the Berry golf course, particularly on Sunday afternoon, when 15 members and 12…
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The [?]green not having recovered from the recent immersion, some of our stalwa[?]visited their southern neighbours during the week…
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The Berry Golf Club is holding a [?]party and dance in the School of Arts on Monday, June [?]in aid of the Golf Clubâs s[?]…
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The fairways and greens are now in fairly good order, and members generally have been "stretching" themselves in an…
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