Indian Swimming Tour Cancelled
TOUR by the Indian water polo and swimming team has been cancelled. A.S.U. secretary W. Berg…
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Indian Swimming Tour Cancelled
TOUR by the Indian water polo and swimming team has been cancelled. A.S.U. secretary W. Berg…
Continued on Trove, page 19 →Indian Swimming Tour Cancelled
TOUR by the Indian water polo and swimming team has been cancelled. A.S.U. secretary. W. Berg…
Continued on Trove, page 19 →Indian Swimming Tour Cancelled
TOUR by the Indian water polo and swimming team has been cancelled. A.S.U. secretary W. Berg…
Continued on Trove, page 19 →Indian Swimming Tour Cancelled
TOUR by the Indian Water polo and swimming team has been cancelled. A.S.U. secretary W. Berg…
Continued on Trove, page 19 →Country Racing Orange
SECOND MAIDEN HANDICAP, 6f.— ERNTST JOHN, 8-3 (Smith), 1: MARSH'S FLAG, 8-5 (Fleming), 2; LUSTAIN, 8-0 (N. Alien), 3. Others: Paul, Bonnie Switch,…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Father and Son in Bowls Win
Father and son, Bill and Norman Collins, of Cronulla, won the open bowls pairs decisively at the Cronulla carnival yesterday…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Felan Out Of Tennis Titles
Roy Felan last night withdrew from all Australian championships and Manly Seaside title events. Felan, who is a flight-lieutenant…
Continued on Trove, page 23 →Felan to Miss Seaside Tennis
R.A.A.F. tennis star Roy Felan was admitted to Bradfield Park R.A.A.F. Hospital last night. He will not play in the current Seaside…
Continued on Trove, page 19 →Felan to Miss Seaside Tennis
R.A.A.F. tennis star Roy Felan was admitted to RradSeld Park RA.A.F. Hospital last night. He will not play in the current Seaside…
Continued on Trove, page 19 →Felan to Miss Seaside Tennis
R.A.A.F. tennis star Roy Felan was admitted to Bradfield Park R.A.A.F. Hospital last night. He will not play in the current Seaside…
Continued on Trove, page 19 →Felan to Miss Seaside Tennis
R.A.A.F. tennis star Roy Felan was admitted to Bradfield Park R.A.A.F. Hospital last night. He will not play in the current Seaside…
Continued on Trove, page 19 →Felan to Miss Seaside Tennis
R.A.A.F. tennis star Roy Felan was admitted to Bradfield Park R.A.A.F. Hospital last night. He will not play in the current Seaiside…
Continued on Trove, page 19 →Felan to Miss Seaside Tennis
R.A.A.F. tennis star Roy Felan was admitted to Bradfield Park R.A.A.F. Hospital last night. He will not play in the current Seaside…
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Dinny Pails was not troubled to win his third State major tennis title yesterday…
Continued on Trove, page 23 →Two Views on Big Cricket
THERE ARE TWO WAYS of looking at a big game at the S.C.G. The spectators see the board (above), but the men who, work the board -- George Edwards and his staff of Eve, Bert French, Athol. Watkins, Arthur Easter and Wally French -- get just the "board's eye" view…
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THERE ARE TWO WAYS of looking at a big game at the S.C.G. The spectators see the board (above), but the men who work the board-- George Edwards and his staff of five, Bert French, Athol Watkins, Arthur Easter and Wally French--get just the "board's eye" view…
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THERE ARE TWO WAYS of looking big game at the S.C.G. The spectators see the board (above), but the men who work the board-- George Edwards, and his staff of five, Bert French,. Athol Watkins, .Arthur Easter and Wally French--get just the "board's eve" view…
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THERE ARE TWO WAYS of looking at a big game at the S.C.G. The spectators see the board (above), but the men who . work the board -- George Edwards and his staff of Eve, Bert French, Athol Wat kins, Arthur Easter and Wally French -- get just the "board's eye" view…
Continued on Trove, page 20 →Two Views on Big Cricket
THERE ARE TWO WAYS of looking at a big game at the S.C.G. The spectators see the board (above), bat the men who work the board-- George Edwards and his staff of five, Bert French Athol Watkins, Arthur Easter and Wally French -- get just the "board's eye" view…
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