Beverley Park Golf Club
Saturday, July 23, stroke competition: C. Dostine trophy won by V. Mealey (25) 59; A grade. D. Carlaw (15) 62, W. Moody (13) 63; B grade,…
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St. Marys Football Club
On Sunday St. Marys A and Reserve teams journeyed to Blacktown. The Reserves played very good hard football. Although…
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Last Sunday a par event for the captains trophy resulted in a win for Bob Gilbert with a score of 2 down, followed by Rus Gay-Spratley on 4…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Kogarah Diggers' Golf Club Results:--
Eric Dunphy-Jackie Green trophy: A grade, W. Flaus 1814 35 pts.; B grade, Laurie Pinkerton 2821 41 pts. Club competitions:--A grade: Norm…
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Fine win in State Fours competition: Bill Judd's team at Judd's team at Marrickville last Saturday afternoon defeated by 16-22 Frank Honeybone's very…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Rugby Union St. George in Easy Victory Morton's Achievement
St. George had an easy victory over the weak Parrmatta side at Parramatta last Saturday, the final scores being 34-5. The win strengthens the side's claims as one of the teams to contest the semi-finals, particularly so as both Manly and Eastwood suffered defeat last week, this giving…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →St. George Boys' Cricket Association
The last function of the 1954-55 season will be held at the Coronation Hall, Barden Street, Arncliffe on August 12. This will be the annual…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Rugby League St. George Loses Its Lead Another Triumph for Newtown
St. George has lost its leading position in the first grade Rugby League competition as a result of its defeat by Newtown at Henson Park last Sunday. Played with the vigour and determination of a premiership final, the match constantly held the attention of the record crowd of 21,547…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →St. George District R.S.L. Indoor Bowls Association Results
A division: Caringbah 20, Arncliffe 19, Beverly Hills 24, Bardwell Park 15; Penshurst 26. Como 12: Brighton 21, Kingsgrove 10…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Athletic Society Art Union Purchase of Land at St. Marys
A most ambitious Art Union with the first prize of a 1955 Holden Special oar has been promoted by the St. Marys…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →St. George. Athletic Club
Last Saturday the club held four events at our home course at Scarborough Park. Results:-- Juvenile 1 mile: This event was won…
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At the Animal Meeting of the S.J.C.A. held last Tuesday week, at the Maccabean Hall,…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Double Table Tennis Victory for Kadimah Progress
Both Kadimah Progress teams registered easy wins in the JA.S.A. Table Tennis Competition during the…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Historic Football Match Moriah College Forms Soccer Team
Although victory probably meant a great deal to the very youthful participants of a football match played last Friday afternoon, in which, incidentally, they were defeated, the players…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →L’equipe De France De Rugby a Xiii Gagne Les “Ashes” 1955 a Sydney Le 23 Juillet
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Continued on Trove, page 1 →Sport Golf
As you have probably already heard, Sydney University and the University of Technology at last have a permanent golf course for its members. We have leased the short course of the Australian Golf…
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The first University singles championships have recently been completed. Student support for the fixture was pleasing, and consequently, our club has high hopes for Inter-Varsity success. The quarter finalists were Lam, Bradley, Ackerman and Ng, the latter being the ultimate winner. A practice squad of nine has been selected, viz., Ng, Lam, Bradley, Ackerman, Barnett, Blair, Randoja,…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Sport Rugby Union “Adelaide Tour”
During the break between first and second terms eighteen footballers went to Adelaide to represent Technology in the Inter-Varsity Rugby Union Carnival. The team, although ably skippered by Nev. Ellem, was unable to achieve the dizzy heights expected of it (even though some of the players achieved dizzyness). Results of matches were: 1. Defeated Tasmania 47-5; 2. Lost to Brisbane 31-3; 3. Lost to Melbourne 10-3…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Sport Inter-college Football
This year for the first time matches have been played against Newcastle College in Rugby Union. This marks a great advancement in the field of sport within the University and the footballers can be justly proud of their achievement. Two matches were played in this series, the first in Randwick Oval, our home ground, and the second in Newcastle. Prof. Phillips, President of the Rugby Union Football Club, has presented a…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Golf News Pay As You Play
The Universities’ Golf Club is able to offer all students the use of its course and club house at Kensington for a fee of £5/5/0 per annum, which may now be paid in instalments of £1/1/0. The scheme is that for £1/1/0 deposit you may become a member with full playing rights and privileges from the date of payment of the deposit. The further £4/4/0 is then payed at £1/1/0 per month till the…
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