Diggers Anticipate Strong Show Ground Match Against Nambucca
Diggers prepare for Sundays clash at Show ground against Nambucca after leading 5 3 when play ended. Stockie returns with G Hill and A McLean to trouble opposition wings while Clarrie Rowsell coaches juniors. Teams named for A grade Reserve and Under 18 for the match kickoff at 12.45 pm.
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Advocate
M. Stockie
G. Hill
A. McLean
Clarrie Rowsell
K. Millgate
Dorrigo
Milgate
Nambucca
G. Teece
J. Slockie
M. Slockie
R. Chapman
R. Reid
J. Patterson
W. Bailey
B. McCann
D. Rowsell
C. Rowsell
R. Nelson
N. Dallas
H. Baldi
G. Malouf
R. McCarthy
B. Wills
J. Alford
R. Moran
N. Amos
R. Pyebald
V. Nelson
T. Cronberger
B. Squires
B. Lorimer
N. McDowell
Benson
Dahl
Collier
McKay
Gorton
Turk
Hillery
Elliott
P. McDowell
White
Clark
Perrin
H. Teece
Bissett
Pepper
Stanford
Bream Catches Highlight Urunga and Coffs Harbour
Sea bream sightings rise along the coast with Jack Dunn's Urunga catch turning the scales at Gilbs. Fishermen at Coffs Harbour report good bream but no rival to Dunn’s size yet this season.
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Jack Dunn
Urunga
Gilbs
Coffs Harbour
Sporting Round-Up Race Selections Randwick
Waterfront and Gallant Leader lead the 1st race selections by Mannion at Randwick. Double Sea and True Gain grade the 2nd, Traveller and Salvation headline the 2.10 event. Mona's Choice tops the 2.45 card, with Visign 3.20 featuring Blue Flag and a mix of other runners.
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Waterfront
Gallant Leader
Double Sea
True Gain
Traveller
Salvation
Mona’s Choice
Visign
Exciting finish caps Bellingen Colts Harbour clash
Fans saw a dramatic end as Bellingen scored 13 to Coffs Harbour Colts 11 at the Jetty. Reports praise Pollock and Worland while noting Diggers and Macksville pursue improving form ahead of next round.
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Bellingen
Date Stamps Sizes 1 and 2 Sold at Advocate Office
Rubber band operated date stamps in two sizes, model 1 and model 2, available for purchase at the Advocate Office. Expect quick availability and simple mechanics for desk use.
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Advocate Office
Glenreagh Defeats Orara 8-0 In Rugby Cold Final
Glenreagh retained the advantage from the start using strong forwards and solid back play to beat Orara 8 to 0. Cassidy scored in the corner after a determined run with Chapman adding the conversion, while Woods broke through for Glenreagh's second try as Orara failed to score despite several forward rushes and late efforts.
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Glenreagh
Orara
I. Watkin
Kev Rankin
Jim Secomb
Cassidy
Chapman
McCann
Stanlan
Woods
A. Wilson
Peirce Wins Hawke Trophy In 5 Under Par Net 63
Don Peirce captured the D. W. Hawke trophy with a net 63 after an 85-22-63 score. The result comes amid strong season form though his handicap adjustment hints this could be his last win for a spell. In interclub play at Dorrigo seven golfers faced off for the Shield as Coffs lost 4 matches to 3 with Tom Lindsay J T Seccombe and Jim Elliott the trio earning wins.
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Don Peirce
D. W. Hawke
Don
Dorrigo
Coffs
Tom Lindsay
J. T. Seccombe
Jim Elliott
Cots
Ira Durrington
Don Anderson
Weekend Race Cards Highlight Stableford and Coffs Events
Weekend competition schedule lists Saturday afternoon Stableford at Ford with starter A Mullins. Sunday features Coffs on Urunga at Coffs with event details pending official start times.
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Stableford
A. Mullins
Coffs
Urunga
Buses Mobilize Pledgers for Coffs Harbour Macksville Match
Buses carrying pledgers and supporters depart Jetty at 9 15 am and Top Town at 3 30 am for the Coffs Harbour versus Macksville football game. Seats may be limited.
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Macksville
Coffs Harbour
Jetty
Top Town
TAC ae OR ASSOCIATES Coffs Harbour Golf Club Opens Season
TAC ae OR ASSOCIATES at Coffs Harbour Golf Club began five competitions on Wednesday with trophies for each. Mrs Elliott already won one event with a 3 up card and cut her handicap by one. Nineteen members started, results listed, and a 12 hole stroke event planned for Sunday with a picnic next Wednesday and a talk by Dr. D W Hawke on golf rules.
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Coffs Harbour Golf Club Associates
Elliott
Kimmorley
S. Lowery
D. W. Hawke
Coffs Mid-Week Bowls Results Across Social Games
Social play at Coffs green shows Bowles Smithson Gorton Hatch A Thompson W Thompson Buckler Lynch 22 13 and Baillie Gilchrist Rippond Hutton Sawyer Smith 26 12 with Martin Cocker O Grady Hanna ford 21 8. Women's Club Pairs first round Tuesday saw Hicks Brewis over Reddacliff Dowling 30 10 and Short Kempe over Mackay Fanning 23 15. Social pair Wingfield Hensbey beat Gentle Sackley 22 9, Clarke McCaskill Franklin Wood Harrison Simmon Sainsbury Lowery 20 11.
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Coffs Green
Bowles
Smithson
Gorton Hatch
A. Thompson
W. Thompson
Buckler
Lynch
Baillie
Gilchrist
Rippond Hutton
Sawyer
Smith
Martin
Cocker
O'Grady
Hannaford
Mesdames Hicks
Brewis
Mesdames Reddacliff
Terrigal Women’s Bowling Club Orchid Show Planned
Terrigal Women’s Bowling Club near Gosford stages a spring orchid show with an expected display value of at least £10,000. Orchid culture has advanced in the metropolitan area, with breeders’ hybrid achievements noted as spectacular and profitable.
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Terrigal Women's
Down Gosford Way
Coffs Harbour Club Schedules Sunday Matches With Grafton
Next Sunday the Coffs Harbour Club will play a series of matches against Grafton teams at Brelsford Park. The Jetty ladies are unavailable so the Coffs team will cover both games with all ladies on ground by 1 am. Referees are L Cox K Nolan and P Rankin. The men's team will be selected from EA players and others listed. match times follow the previously published schedule.
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Orman
Diggers
Dorrigo
Nambucca
Bellingen
Jack Wedgwood
K. Pollock
Wedgie
Coffs Harbour
Grafton
Brelsford Park
Jetty
Mornse Bay
Coffs
Coffs Ladies
L. Cox
K. Nolan
P. Rankin
Vol
Son
Z Ritchie
N. Hannat Binskin
B. A Ber
G. Kiped
Honnooanelens
L. Ryan
P. McGustal
Athens Times
Visit Coffs Festball Promises High Class Northern League Football
The Coffs League plans a major match with top players from Coffs Harbour and Diggers clubs to showcase fast, clean football. Officials aim for early player announcements and coaching to ensure strong regional competition and public interest. A dinner at the Showground will follow with tickets sold by league and club officials.
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Coffs
Wand
Coffs Harbour Advocate Printing Notice
Printed and published by James Sawyer and Alexander John Stuart Gilchrist of Coffs Harbour Newspaper Co Pty Ltd at the registered office of the Coffs Harbour Advocate on Moonee Street Coffs Harbour.
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James Sawyer
Alexander John Stuart Gilchrist
Coffs
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