Cricket Pyree Batsmen Paste Berry (By “First-Slip”)
On the Pyree ground last Saturday, Pyree made the respectable score of 201 for six wickets after being sent in to bat by…
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Associates’ Golf
To win the final of the Associates Golf Championship lest week-end, Mrs. David Fisher played brilliant golf to return a 39 and .41 off the…
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Saturday’s 18 hole stroke competition attracted quite a good field and some excellent golf -was played. John Sinclair, continuing on his…
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The championships were commenced at the Kameruka links last week-end and the leader, after 27 holes, was Norm Bower, with rounds of 35/38/37—110, to…
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Playing unhurried, almost unconcerned tennis, Alan McNeil, defending champion, retained the B Grade Championship of the Bega…
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Messrs. N. Willis and A. Blenkinsopp represented the Berry Bowling Club at the opening of the Dapto Club on…
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Interest at the Berry golf on Sunday last varied beween the semi-finals of the associates A. garden championship, and the…
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Set the task of scoring 202 runs to win, Berry struggled hard to the last man in their match against Pyre, in the Shoalhaven…
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Heavy rain had an adverse effect on the golf played last week-end. In fact, Saturday’s 18 ,holes Stableford event was won by J. Pluvius with an extra rough…
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On Saturday last the presentation of the B. Pennant to the Kiama club took place at Kiama, when all clubs in the southern…
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Mrs. Moy was untroubled to retain her title of âassociatesâ A. grade champ,â at the Berry golf course on Sunday last, when she…
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In the semi-final of the A. grade singles of the Shoalhaven district tennis championships, Stewart Smith scored an easy…
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Winning the toss Berry went in to bat at Tomerong last Saturday, but were soon in trouble with the first wicket falling at 24,…
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The Harrier Committee of the Athletic Association has recommended that Gerringong farmer, Ken Miller, be awarded the G.P.S…
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Two heats of the 1950-51 Club Championship Singles were played during the week under ideal conditions. Harry O’Donovan’s surprising 31-22…
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Last Saturday 4-ball best Ball V par resulted in a good win for Col Morris and Bill Dickerson who finished 3 up over the 18 holes…
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Warmer conditions and longer grass did not deter Mrs. Harry Rodd’s winning form over last week end as she carried off the trophies…
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At eleven oâclock on Saturday morning it was almost certain that the game of bowls would be impossible for the afternoon, but…
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Janet McBroom completed a good double at the Berry golf course on Sunday last, when, with very good rounds of 52 and…
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The Berry pair, Les Turner and Mrs. J. Bramley, after being down 4/6 in the mixed doubles of the Shoalhaven tennis…
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