Coffs Harbour A Team Defeats Armidale Rovers 15–Nil
Coffs Harbour "A" hockey team crushed Armidale Rovers 15–nil as two men’s and a women’s side played in an allday carnival at Tableland. Morning results show Cramp and Cox five and four goals respectively, with Armstrong and Lasker contributing. women’s side tallied six goals led by Chapman Seccombe and Gordon.
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Coffs Harbour
Armidale Rovers
A. Cramp
L Cox
E Armstrong
D. Lasker
Coils
Warbour
Armidale Merry Diamonds
C. Chapman
R. Seccombe
M. Gordon
Richardson
Rugby League Keen Interest In Sundays Games
After a strong win over Dorigo last weekend the Colts Harbour and Jetty team host Nambucca at Jetty Oval. The side, currently fourth in the Southern Zone race, must win to stay in finals contention. John Onnan is out with an injury replaced by Ray McCarthy at hooker.
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Dorigo
Jetty Oval
Colts Harbour
Nambucca
Dorrigo
Orman
John Onnan
Ray McCarthy
Local Reading Roster Notes And Match Results
Goals credited to A Cramp L Cox E Armstrong D Lasker and L Rollins for Combined Armidale. Coffs Harbour B loses 2 1 with V Nolan scoring. Combined Armidale women win 6 1 over Coffs Harbour with M Harrison scoring. Practice set for Brelsford Park. Ken t Dark of Meadow Street wins a club awards event.
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A. Cramp
L. Cox
E. Armstrong
D. Lasker
L. Rollins
Armidale
Coffs Harbour
V. Nolan
Merry Diamonds
M. Harrison
Brelsford Park
Kent Dark
Meadow Street
Diggers Name Teams to Face Macksville on Sunday
Diggers Football Club lists Sunday selections for first grade and reserve sides to meet Macksville. First grade players include G Teece A McLean R Anderson O Cripps N Reid J Jarrett R Reid P McDowell N Dallas Cunning ham March B Lorimer G Brewis. Reserves include J Seccombe K Craig D Kemp B Wills N Amos K Seccombe P Murphy H Teece V Nelson G Rowsell G Ross D Dowsell B Squires R Nelson. Reserves Fuller Gorman Elliott.
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Diggers Football Club
Macksville
G. Teece
A. McLean
R. Anderson
O. Cripps
N. Reid
J. Jarrett
R. Reid
P. Mc Dowell
N. Dallas
5. Cunningham
March
B. Lorimer
G. Brewis
J. Seccombe
K. Craig
D. Kemp
B. Wills
N. Amos
K. Seccombe
P. Murphy
H. Teece
V. Nelson
G. Rowsell
G. Ross
D. Dowsell
B. Squires
R. Nelson
Fuller, Gorman
Elliott
Richardson Back in Form as Coffs Harbour Faces Nambucca
Ken Richardson returns to form bolstering Coffs Harbour as they clash with Nambucca who sit near the competition table. Smith R Smith and C Robinson threaten in the backs while Silva Ulrich and Marshall lead the Nambucca forwards. Diggers at Macksville open with Bailey and Johnstone resting, Sawtell meets Urunga and Bowraville faces Bellingen with Dor Tigo on a bye.
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Ken Richardson
Lawson
Nolan
D. Hill
Williams
Easy
Appleton
McLean
M Gann
Stuart
Mackay
McCarthy
Carmody
Nambucca
Coils Harbour
Smith
R. Smith
C. Robinson
Silva
Ulrich
Marshall
Coffs Harbour
Robinson
Moylan
G. Smith
Ryan
Ely
F. Smith
W. Smith
Davis
Graham
Summerville
Ulrick
Diggers
Macksville
Jeaders
Bailey
Johnstone
Sawtell
Urunga
Bowraville
Bellingen
Dor Tigo
Putts Pars and Personalities
Coverage of local golf championship events with contenders Tom Lindsay Col Cutmore and Graham Dowling shaping the men’s field. Notes on Don McMillan Keith Irvine Bill Cunningham and the elimination of Jock Seccombe and Brian Miller. Gwen Keir Edith Smith and Margaret Seccombe feature in the women’s event with praise for recent handicaps and form.
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Tom Lindsay
Col Cutmore
Graham Dowling
Lindsay
Dowling
Cutmore
Don McMillan
Keith Irvine
Bill Cunningham
Jock Seccombe
Brian Miller
Mid Week Banana Loadings
Banana loading details appear incomplete with fragmented references to 270A and S155 at The Tweed in Brunswick. The readable bits indicate a midweek supply update or notice but lack full context or actionable data.
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Tweed
Brunswick
Golf Associates First Round of Championships
The first 18 holes of the As semcles championship were played at Coifs Harbour Golf Club on Wednesday. Leader Mrs. Gwen Keir with 91 22 65 leads the A grade. B grade leader Mrs. L. Cluff with 108. Two rounds total, then knockout match play for the finals. Strong contenders include Mrs. Keir, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Elliott and Mrs. Dot Ryan. Winners of the handicap events: Mrs. G. Keir (A grade) and Mrs. Clair (B grade).
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Brian
Jack
Century Makers
Ryan Anderton
Gwen Keir
Dot Ryan
Edith Smith
Cluff
Macksville
Margaret Seccombe
Margaret
Coifs Harbour Golf Club
Mesdames Keir
Ryan
Crawford
Elliott
E. Smith
Miller
L. T. Smith
Keir
Campbell
D. Ryan
J. Elliott
Clair
Clarke
Hooper
Korff
Doak
Harrison
F. Seccombe
Harton
Short
Lewis
Pohlmen
Small
Kempe
Rigg
Local Women Retain District Competition Cups
Cols Harbour and Lastrict Tennis Association women retain the Dyer Cup by sweeping all matches in the 1952 inter association competition.
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Cols Harbour and
Lastrict Tennis Association
Fannis Wins A Grade Singles In Coffs Harbour Women’s Bowling
Mrs Fannis defeated Mrs Brewis 33 21 after leading 28 12, then 23 21 at 25th end before final 33 20. Greenwood Murphy win B grade pairs 22 16 over Hatch Thompson. Short defeats Mackay 9 5 in Cock-o-the-Walk. Social matches feature Kirton Sackley Clarke Kempe 21 8 and Gentle Robinson Short 22 9.
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Coffs Harbour Women’s Bowling Club
Mesdames Greenwood
Murphy
Mesdames Hatch
Thompson
Short
Mackay
Mesdames Kirton
Sackley
Clarke
Kempe
Mesdames Hirst
Saul
Franklin
Hensley
Mesdames Gentle
Robinson
Mesdames Flint
Fogarty
Coffs Harbour CWA Celebrates International Day
Mrs. A H Thompson led a reading on Ceylon as the 1952 International Day theme at the Presbyterian Hall. A Eastern music program by Mrs Bennett Mrs Hardy and O Neill accompanied exhibits of handwork lace and a sarong demonstration.
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Ceylon
Isle
A. H. Thompson
Coffs Harbour
Presbyterian Hall
Mesdames R. Bennett
S. Hardy
O’neill
Mesdames McGlinn
O'Neill
Thompson
Straying stock fines set in Coramba court
Mr A E Capp fined Ronald George Wilson £3 for three stray cattle on Coramba Road. Wilson pleaded guilty saying cattle grazed on a private road and wandered off. He stated he had attempted to graze them on private land.
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A. E. Capp
Ronald George Wilson
Coramba
Coramba Road
Keen season contest ends with tied 9 sets per team
At the close of play no final results were available yet both teams were tied with nine sets apiece in a keen season contest. Getis Harbour Association retained the trophy after a tense match noted for its close running and high effort from both sides.
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Getis Harbour
She Helders
Ic Belkn
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Alstonville
Coifs Harbour
Rugby League
Pacific Motors
Jack Simmons
GRO Shoes
Bayview
Your Mercer
Golf Associates
G. Keir
Lowery
J. T. Secsombe
C.W.A
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