Golf
With a super score of 46 Stableford points, Rex. Miles and Bill Bromley spreadeagled the four-ball field at the Berry golf…
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Football Berry’s Good Win
Berry opened the season by a good win over Kiama, in the opening round of the South Coast competition at Berry on Saturday…
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Competition golf for the associates of the Bega Golf Club’s 1952 season has commenced in earnest, and a…
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Beautiful weather conditions attracted 58 players to the booking green during the week-end when the rinks were taxed to their…
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Last Saturday’s flag competition was run in two grades, and the finish was a very close one indeed. Percy Wills dropped a stroke on…
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The Telegraph Rugby League Skill Contest has brought in an additional sum of £4200 for the N.S.W. Bush Fire Relief Fund, a substantial amount of which conies to this district…
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Although the weather wasnât really very bright on Saturday, it was good enough to allow us on [?] green and 20 followers…
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Berryâs golf team caused another surprise last Sunday by defeating Nowra on their own course in the second round of…
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Berry recorded their second win in the second round of the South Const competition on Saturday last, when they defeated…
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Keen competition in the 18 Holes Stroke (spoon), on Saturday last, attracted the largest number of players this season…
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The Bega Police Citizens Boys’ Club boxing tournament on Saturday night, last week, was well attended by the general public, who…
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Saturday’s 4 ball best ball versus par attracted a large field. There was a draw for partners (one “A” grade and one “B” grade to play…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Smart, Clean Boxing by Boys’ Club Visitors, Local Boys Give Bright Displays
The boxing fare at the Bega Police Citizens Boys’ Club, on Saturday, May 10, in the Show Pavilion, was smart and clean rather than of the unscientific killing type of sheer fighting…
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It seemed like old timed again to have about 18 of our friends from Nowra with us on Saturday afternoonâthe rainy season, no…
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It was Associatesâ Day at the Berry golf course on Sunday last, and the members were pushed into the background…
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It was disappointing that the monthly medal competition had to be postponed owing to the wet condition of the course and…
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Saturday’s competition was an eclectic, and it attracted quite a good field. There was a tie between Bob Lindwall and Col…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Robbie’s Surprise in “A” Grade Bowls
John Robbie, who is still eligible for “C” grade, caused surprise when he defeated Clive Morgan, an experienced…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Bega Races Away In Orgy Of Scoring Young Bay Team Given Lesson In Tactics
Of course, the fact that Bega defeated the once famous and tough Bateman's Bay team by 42 to 2— the highest score recorded against it in recent years—could be written up as a grand victory for…
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An untimely shower on Sunday washed out the competitions set down at the Berry golf course on Sunday last Luckily, Moss…
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