Melbourne Races Royal Regent Takes Out Hurdle Event
MELBOURNE, Sat. -- Melbourne sportsman, Mr. O. R. Porter, who has had no luck for a…
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10,347 stories in Sydney's papers · page 5 of 250
Year's Tennis Worth £17,000 Sedgman will pay big tax
Taxation would reduce Frank Sedgman's guaranteed United States earnings this year to 35,000 or 40,000 dollars…
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Term is champion Frank Sedgman said today that one of his main reasons Jor turning professional was to pay off money he…
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Tennis champion Frank Sedgman said today that one of his main reasons for turning professional was to pay off money he owed on his garage business…
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Tennis champion Frank Sedgman said today that one of his main reasons for turning professional was to pay off money he…
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Tennis champion Frank Sedgman said today that one of his main reasons for turning professional was to pay off money he…
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Tennis champion Frank Sedgman said today that one of his main reasons for turning professional was to pay off money he…
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Tennis champion Frank Sedgman said today that one of his main reasons for turning professional was to pay off money he…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Slow Athletic Times Likely
Although the field includes Olympic finalist John Treloar, sprint times are likely to be the slowest for years during the State athletic championships at Moore Park today…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Bowls Without Bias
The 1953 bowls programme has already started in a big way. The first round of Pennants will be played next Saturday and the following day 48 players…
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Hindustan's win in the I; First Ashbury Graduation at Canterbury yesterday hit the books in…
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The Re[?]t, 97 (P. Marshall 17, M. Woods 13, J. Goflf 13, M. Dive II ii! B, Hassen 3-13, J. Taylor 3-10, M. tie,ton 2-22), beat N.S.W., 90 (M. Allett…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Club Golf Results
AUSTRALIAN.—Four-ball v par: J. Convery (11), L. Deston (13), 5 up: E. A. Haas (17), W. G. Robson (15), 5 up. AVONDALE.—Stroke, A: R. F…
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THE Judds are a great sporting family in the St. George district…
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TELEGRAPH SHIELD.—South Sydney, 76 and 85 (F. Richards 33, D. Chillmaid 14; A. Hood 3-15, R. Facey 2-31, R. Goodeve 3-5), v George's…
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Former State and country champion bowls player Tom Kinder, of Hamilton died at…
Continued on Trove, page 25 →Long Reef Lad Golf Prodigy
One of Sydney's most popular summer courses. Long Reef, has an average of 250 players each day throughout the holiday period. Yesterday at the club members lined…
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Two leading amateur tennis officials said yesterday their associations were unlikely to help the American Jack Kramer to arrange an Australian tour for his professional troupe. Leading Australian…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Brisbane Races Albion Park Meeting
1st MAIDEN, 7f.—AARON'S CHIEF, 7-11 (Maddock), 1; COLONEL WINTER, 8 4 (Reys). 2; MARCELLUS, 9-0 (Baker), 3. Scr.: Nelda, Illander, Field…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Pennant Field of 5,000 Gordon S[?] Bowls Talk
METROPOLITAN Pennants begin on Saturday, when 5,000 players will take part for 10 Saturdays. What are the prospects…
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