Rifle shooting tie for two shooters at Coffs Harbour
John Gorton and Don Sharp were the only competitors to reach the 80 handicap mark in the August Spoon at Coffs Harbour Rifle Range. They finished one point ahead of Keith Pulling as mirage conditions challenged aims. Barnier and Pulling tied for the aggregate 240, a playoff set for next Sunday with the September Spoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gorton
Don Sharp
Coffs Harbour
J. Gorton
Keith Pulling
Vic, Barnier
Barnier
Rubber stamps available from Ad Vocate Office
Descriptions of rubber stamps can be ordered from the Ad Vocate Office. The notice directs readers to place orders through the office for various stamp designs.
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Advocate
Coffs Club Bowls Championship Narrowly Decided
Wet greens halted Saturday play at the Coffs Club Bowls Championship. Sunday saw Bunny Millingen upset Bob Gorton 32-30 in a tense singles finish after a 12-3 start, with Gorton leading 30-21 late before Millingen rallied. Social and women’s events followed including tea and several social game scores.
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Coffs Green
Bunny” Millingen
Bob Gorton
Millingen
Gorton
Tall
Thompson
Hatch
Johnson
Simmon
Robinson
Sainsbury
Swadling
M. Nolan
Jeffreys
Hicks
Brewis
Hutt An
Sawyer
Herdegen
Franklin
Turner
Hensby
Brodie
Short
Smith
Cocker
McCaskill
Hicks Hatch
Wilson
Sau
Lockyer
A Fowler
Fanning
Mesdames
Archibald d Medames Short
Kempe
Mesdames Reddacks
Burkford
Mesdames Franklin
Dowling
Mesdames Clarke
Swadling McCaskill
Mesdames Jarke
Mesdames Hicks
Mesdames Gentle
Mackay
Diggers and Coffs Harbour Play to Scoreless Draw in Mud
A depleted Coffs Harbour side and the Diggers battled to a goalless draw at the show ground amid a muddy pitch. R Pearce left early with an ankle injury, Max Jenkins and Sandy Betts later exited with injuries, while Joe Malout returned, greeted by car horns and applause as the mud washed from players’ eyes.
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Diggers
Coffs Harbour
Colts Harbour
R. Pearce
Hield
Max Jenkins
Joe
Gordon Malout
Coffs
Sandy Betts
Dis Harbour
Dave Appiletor
Bette
Wilt
Bailey
Dull Muddy Scrimmage Ends Washout for Colts Harbour League
Hooker Ross Nelson held the duel against Hoy Reid but footing failed on slippery ground. Bob Gawne earned a spot in the Wesley Shield team while Davies Shield matches were washed out by mud. The game lacked pace and fire, leaving players stale and defending solidly on a poor surface.
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Ross Nelson
Hoy Reid
Bob Gawne
Colts Harbour
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J. J. White Ltd
Glen Innes
Wunderlich
High Street, Coffs Harbour
Feree
le Pats
D.D.T. Dusts & Sprays
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William Cooper & Nephews
Banana Growers’ Federation Co-Op
Jack Simmon
J. Gortons
D. Sharp
K. Pulling
V. Barnier
Mills- Ehem
Hayes
J. J. Hill
K. Green
M. Schwager
K. Yager
D. Noble
R Jones
T. Russell
G. Noble
Coffs Club Bowls
Fleurette
PERM
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Moonee ST
Bronko
Shepherd's
Free Air Service
Sawtell Motors
Dominion Motors
Singer
Studebaker
Willys
Mack
Universal
Jeeps
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Taubmans
Rodust
Aa Jemans Limited
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