Weekend Bowls Social Play and Dorrigo Carnival Teams
In weekend bowls action on Saturday afternoon the Tr Isies and others, with 22-15 results over Taunton and partners, plus multiple doubles and team events. Dorrigo Club hosts a Queen's Birthday carnival with Coffs Harbour teams invited for Sunday and Monday. teams listed with names and match times, personnel to be posted at the clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isies
McDonald
Walters
Pearce
Taunton
Dahl
Hamilton
Kesterton
A. Grimmond
Hogan
O. Shagman
Devine
Kingston
T. Pomnatet
Clayton
Murphy
Lightfoot
Foote
A. Hipmaciots
Hatch
Hirst
Cas Turner
Keevers
Smith
Jeffreys
Egan
Dorrigo Club
Coffs Harbour Club
Renshaw
Hamiton
Gilchrist
Walsh
Harrison
Reddaliff
Walters Senr
Herdegen
Rugby League Sparks Diggers Fall Short in Bellingen Clash
Bellingen led 15 10 at full time as Diggers failed to finish plays in a rugged match. First half errors hurt Diggers with tackles and a late Lovell try for the winners. In the second half Diggers reorganised their backs and pressed the line, scoring two tries but penetrating passes and cautious backs limited, final score close. Other grades saw Diggers win reserves 27 8 and third 14 3 while Bowraville Dorrigo drew and Namoca beat Urunga 14 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Wright
F. Hughes
W. Foley
K. Wills
G. Alaban
P. McDowell
Bellingen
Schum
Lovell
Diggers
Hughes
Foley
Wright
M. Spencer
J. Fuller
Gains
Sawtell
Lawrence
Craig
Bowraville
Dorrigo
Namcca
Urunga
Woolgoolga Remains Competitive In Rainy Macksville Clash
Macksville rode a 19-3 halftime lead to a 2-3 victory over Woolgoolga despite a strong second half effort. Noel Hall led Woolgoolga forwards with inspired play as Ernie Ely Mick Trevor and Darcy Stewart provided support. Bob Turner 18 showed promise at fullback while Jim Durrington shone on the wing despite injuries to Lickiss and Puho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolgoolga
Ernie Ely
Mick Trevor
Darcy Stewart
Bob Turner
Jim Durrington
Lickiss
Puho
Best Score of Day Won by Jim Dow at Coffs Harbour
Jim Dow posted the best score of the day at Coffs Harbour rifle range with 89 on the first stage of the June spoon. The event, fired in two 10-shot stages at 300 yards, faced wind and mirage. The second stage will be at 500 yards next Sunday at 8 30 am, with the NRA Spoon at month end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Dow
Coffs Harbour
J. J. Hill
J. Dow
E. Nelson
M. Schwager
J. Mills-Thom
G. Veale
Ili
V Barner
T. Russell
Sharp
N.R.A
Club Championship Results at St Augustine Tennis Club
Week end matches yield multiple straight set wins from Miss A Kennedy over Miss Dacey and Miss J Caba over Miss Commerford. E O Connor and L Robinson post clear victories. Spellman and O Connor team take a 61 46 win over two opponents. Other results include Jordan over Potts and Kelly over Trevaskis with decisive scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Augustine's
Miss A. Kennedy
Miss A 'Dacey
Miss H. Dacey
L. Amos
Miss Spellman
M. O'Grady
F. Slack
Miss L. Railey
J. Caba
M. Commerford
L. Robinson
Mrs. Thompson
K. Herbert
N. Clouton
J. Lowery
N. Amos
T. Towells
J.commerford
J. Commerford
F Hayes
Associates Golf Postponed At Colls Harbour Club
The Associates Golf Championships at Colls Harbour Golf Club have been postponed due to the course condition. A Stableford event will start at 9.30 am tomorrow with revised scheduling to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colls Harbour Golf Club Associates
Stableford
Kempsey Man Fined For Indecent Language
Kempsey George Williams aged 21 was fined five pounds at Cotts Harbour Court of Petty Sessions after indecent language in High Street in the presence of women and children. He was also charged with drunkenness and failed to appear for Walter White a Sydney man aged 65 at Phillip Street 100a Ceils Harbour station. He faced summonses and penalties as ordered by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Williams
Kempsey
Cotts Harpour Court of Petty Sessions
H. White
High Street
Ge Inkenness Wiliams
Sydney
Walter White
Phillip Street
Harbour
Committee Approves Flood Relief Claims for £188384
Claims totaling £188,384 approved by the North Tired Rel Committee. 1670 householders’ claims amount to £12,401,648 primary producers’ claims total £49,875, and 104 miscellaneous claims amount to £5,798. Committee member Mr G McGillivray, chief of the Department of Agriculture Division of Dairying, outlined the distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G McGillivray
Department of Agriculture
Mr McGillivray
Legacy Day at Golf Club Features Diggers Cup Win
K Wilkinson wins the Diggers Cup for best 27 holes nett on Legacy Day at Coffs Harbour Golf Club. The event, donated by GD Seccombe and D Mulhearn, saw trophies awarded by Dr. R R Macdonald as club officials and associates hosted a large program with lunch and tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Wilkinson
Celts Harbour
GD. T. Seccombe
D. Mulhearn
Diggers
G. D. T. Seccombe
W. H. Bailey
Golf Club
Coffs Harbour Legacy Contact Group
Mesdames R. Wunderlich
H. Fanning
R. R. Macdonald
Macdonald
Col Irvine
Legacy
Grafton
G. D . Seccombe
W H. Bailey
Women’s Bowls Championships See Interference From Wet Weather
Weather disrupted recent weeks but two sessions were played by the women’s club. A Grade singles crowned Mrs Kempe dei and Mrs Kespe del. Re Grade won by Mrs Loader over Mrs Youngman. 5 Grade pairs claimed by White and Hardy. Kempsey trophy matches featured White, France Thompson Wood defeating Hardy, Youngman Brewis. Bellingen results noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kempe
Mackay
Kespe
Robingen
Short
Reddewhil
Loader
Youngman
Hardy
Saunders
Sullivan
Sackley
Robinson
Det
Ginger Hirst Clarke
Dowling
Dah
Irvine
Reddecuit
Det Mesdames
Smith
Murphy Mackay
Bellingen
Dorrigo Defeats Coffs Harbour In Tight Bowls Match
On Bellingen green Coffs Harbour lost 27-19 to Dorrigo in a match marked by early momentum shifts. Dorrigo led 19-9 on the 15th end, Coffs Harbour rallied late before Dorrigo sealed the win 27-19. Macksville beat Sawtell in the other elimination round. Semifinals and finals of the Association Belts Championship set for Nambucca Heads on June 20 with Belligen Dornge Macksville and Nanibucca Heads as semifinalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellingen Green
Coffs Harbour
Jim Pearce
Bob Seamour
Jack Murphy
Vic Reddachifskip
Dorrigo
Ron Doust
Bob
Bill Eddleston
Jim Bennett
Macksville
Sawtell
Nambucca Heads
Alf Herdegen Leads at Colls Harbour Gun Club Practice
Alf Herdegen maintained his form at Colls Harbour Gun Club practice shedt at McCaul ey's Headland on Saturday. Reg Hanneferd shot well with a 26 break. Clif Bowden and Wal Kelt were on target. Younger shooters show promise for the club championship next Saturday as Ted Wedgwood, Dik Seccombe, Rex Bennet DoT Seccombe, and Gordon Jarrett prepare to challenge the holder. Public invited to witness the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf Herdegen
Colls Harbour
McCauley
Reg Hanneferd
Clif Bowden
Wal Kelt
Ted Wedgwood
Dik Seccombe
Rex Bennet
Dot Seccombe
Gordon Jarrett
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Rugby League
Spencer
Sap
Ieee
Meese
Bailey
Alaban
McDowell
Gill
Seccombe
Reid
Stonefield
Bas
Tian
Owo
North Coast
Noel Hall
Trojans
Hall
Grey and Navy
Senuine
Jack Simmons
Your Mercer
Alexander John Stuart Gilchrist
Rite Beshouy
Central North Coast Newspri Pty. Ltd
Dvocate
Moonse Street
Cis Harbour
Gross G Dowling
J. Maloui
Gross L. Baker
Derrigo
J. Elie
R. Boone
G. O'Neill
Gross
J. Vincent
J. Babbage
Gross R. Hughes
C Ryan
Gross N. Morton
A. Pomroy
Bradman
T. Lindsay
Col Cutmore
Allan Mullins
Charlie Worrill
Malouf
B. Davies
R. Hopper
S. Phillips
C. Anderton
W. Smith
Malou
Davies
O'Neill
T Lindsay
W. Cunningham
M. Hill
H. Pohlman
C. Irvine
A. Short
K. Irvine
J. Elliott
B. L. Miller
C Worrill
W. Melletoni
Durrington
F. Murphy
Dornge
Macksyle
Nanibucca Heads
GUN Club
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