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Sport, 1950

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Executive Desires Football Grouping

Catholic Weekly · Thursday 5 January 1950 · page 1

The age groupings for the 1950 Catholic Youth Organisation football competition were outlined at a recent meeting of the…

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Gilchrist - Rocavert at Seaside Tennis

Daily Mirror · Thursday 5 January 1950 · page 27

Jim Gilchrist and Don Rocavert, who gave Billy Sidwell and John Bromwich a shock in the first set of their match at Manly Seaside Tennis Tournament yesterday. The Davis Cup pair won 13-11, 6-2. At left Sidwell is all set…

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Country tennis players feel heat

The Sun · Thursday 5 January 1950 · page 23

Suffering from the effects of sunburn from the first day of the Country Week tennis yesterday, women…

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Gilchrist - Rocavert at Seaside Tennis

Daily Mirror · Thursday 5 January 1950 · page 27

Jim Gilchrist and Don Rocavert, who gave Billy Sidwell and John Bromwich a shock in the first set of their match at Manly Seaside Tennis Tournament yesterday. The Davis Cup pair won 13-11, 6-2. At left Sidwell is all set…

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Gilchrist - Rocavert at Seaside Tennis

Daily Mirror · Thursday 5 January 1950 · page 27

Jim Gilchrist and Don Rocavert, who gave Billy Sidwell and John Bromwich a shock in the first sat of their match at Manly Seaside Tennis Tournament yesterday. The Davis Cup pair won 13-11, 6-2. At left Sidwell is all set…

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Gilchrist - Rocavert at Seaside Tennis

Daily Mirror · Thursday 5 January 1950 · page 27

Jim Gilchrist and Don Rocavert, who gave Billy Sidwell and John Bromwich a shock in the first set of their match at Manly Seaside Tennis Tournament yesterday. The Davis Cup pair won 13-11, 6-2. At left Sidwell is all set…

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Gilchrist - Rocavert at Seaside Tennis

Daily Mirror · Thursday 5 January 1950 · page 27

Jim Gilchrist and Don Rocavert, who gave Billy Sidwell and John Bromwich a shock in the first set of their match at Manly Seaside Tennis Tournament yesterday. The Davis Cup pair won 13-11, 6-2. At left Sidwell is all set…

Continued on Trove, page 27 →

Gilchrist - Rocavert at Seaside Tennis

Daily Mirror · Thursday 5 January 1950 · page 27

Jim Gilchrist and Don Rocavert, who gave Billy Sidwell and John Bromwich a shock in the first set of their match at Manly Seaside Tennis Tournament yesterday. The Davis Cup pair won 13-11, 6-2. At left Sidwell is all set…

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Gilchrist - Rocavert at Seaside Tennis

Daily Mirror · Thursday 5 January 1950 · page 27

Jim Gilchrist and Don Rocavert, who gave Billy Sidwell and John Bromwich a shock in the first set of their match at Manly Seaside Tennis Tournament yesterday. The Davis Cup pair won 13-11, 6-2. At left Sidwell is all set…

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Manly Tennis Mrs. Bolton's Semi-final

Daily Mirror · Thursday 5 January 1950 · page 27

No. 1 Australian woman player, Mrs. Nancy Bolton, played well to win her semifinal of the singles of the…

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The Country Is In Town For Tennis

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 5 January 1950 · page 7

MANY of the women taking part in the Country Week tennis tournaments at White City are housewives who have…

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Manly Tennis Worthington Is Extended by McCARTHY

Daily Mirror · Thursday 5 January 1950 · page 27

Davis Cup colt George Worthington was extended by Bob McCarthy to win his semi-final of the men's singles…

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Manly Tennis Worthington Is Extended by McCARTHY

Daily Mirror · Thursday 5 January 1950 · page 27

Davis Cup colt George Worthington was extended by Bob McCarthy to win his semi-final of the men's singles…

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Manly Tennis Worthington Is Extended by McCARTHY

Daily Mirror · Thursday 5 January 1950 · page 27

Davis Cup colt George Worthington was extended by Bob McCarthy to win his semi-final of the men's singles…

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More Races, Less Betting in U.s

The Sun · Thursday 5 January 1950 · page 35

NEW YORK, Wednesday.-- More than 23,000,000 people bet 1,414,000,000 dollars on racehorses in 21 States…

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Flashback on Sport Diminutive Blonde Cricket Star

Daily Mirror · Thursday 5 January 1950 · page 27

WHEN N.S.W. Women's Cricket Association held its first Country Cricket Week in Sydney, a young smiling, diminutive blonde, made her debut in Sydney with Wollongong team. She was Ruby Monoghan, who later fulfilled her ambition to become opening bat for Australia…

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Flashback on Sport Diminutive Blonde Cricket Star

Daily Mirror · Thursday 5 January 1950 · page 27

WHEN N.S.W. Women's Cricket Association held its first Country Cricket Week in Sydney, a young smiling, diminutive blonde, made her debut in Sydney with Wollongong team. She was Ruby Monoghan, who later fulfilled her ambition to become opening bat for Australia…

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Flashback on Sport Diminutive Blonde Cricket Star

Daily Mirror · Thursday 5 January 1950 · page 27

WHEN N.S.W. Women's Cricket Association held its first Country Cricket Week in Sydney, a young smiling, diminutive blonde, made her debut in Sydney with Wollongong team. She was Ruby Monoghan, who later fulfilled her ambition to become opening bat for Australia…

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Flashback on Sport Diminutive Blonde Cricket Star

Daily Mirror · Thursday 5 January 1950 · page 27

WHEN N.S.W. Women's Cricket Association held its first Country Cricket Week in Sydney, a young smiling, diminutive blonde, made her debut in Sydney with Wollongong team. She was Ruby Monoghan, who later fulfilled her ambition to become opening bat for Australia…

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Flashback on Sport Diminutive Blonde Cricket Star

Daily Mirror · Thursday 5 January 1950 · page 27

WHEN N.S.W. Women's Cricket Association held its first Country Cricket Week in. Sydney, a young smiling, diminutive blonde, made her debut in Sydney with Wollongong team. She was Ruby Monoghan, who later fulfilled her ambition to become opening bat for Australia…

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