Junior Rider Teles Firsts and Fastest Time at Club Meet
BaldwiTh, licap, and L. Pascoe led as fastest rider with 1 minute 10 seconds and 2 minutes 5 seconds respectively. Ongoing races featured K Wardrope, G Vincent, and Phe scratch riders, with T O'Neill and A Newman among top finishers. The club plans a new 5 mile event next Saturday and requests riders to contact Sec Retary R Mulherin at Old Rowley’s Cycle Shop after lack of nominations postponed the junior event.
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K. Warq
L. Pascoe
Wardope
Vincent
G. Baldwin
Wardrope
B. Gentle
T. O'Neill
H. Teeve
A -Newman
R. Mulherin
Old Rowley’s
Mer
Old Rowley's
Bananas and Apples Market Report from Melbourne
The Federation's Melbourne representative notes firm banana prices with quotes of 29 for forays and 64 for certain grades. Apples and beans appear in the market summary with weather described as fine and cool, while green fruit remains a focus alongside general market firmness.
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Melbourne
Saturday A Grade and Catholic No 2 Court lineups
The report lists Saturday A Grade at Jetty with captains J German and A Short and players Malouf, Franklin, Fogarty, Ryan. Catholic No 2 B Grade with G Bunt captaining and F Heber, O Plunkett, Harvis, Flaherty, Fogarty. Sunday A Grade No 1 at Catholic No 2 Court features A Short captain and Boombee to Kerora. also Orara and Kirara fixtures with C Taylor, W Harrison, Gately, Billyard, Ed wards among others.
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Jetty
J. German
A.short
B. Malouf
Franklin
Fogarty
Ryan
Kerora
Tall
C. Smith
W. Harrison
R Gately
E. Finlay
L. T. Smith
Orara
C. Taylor
L. Green
RB. Bilyard
L. T Smith
Mrs
Billyard
Mise K. Edwards
Coff's triumph seals Banania Growers' Cup at Jetty Oval
Coff’s 24 to 9 victory over Bellingen at Jetty Oval secures the Banania Growers’ Cup. Wedgwood, Wisely, Turnbull lead Bellingen. Smith, Keft, Malouf, Patterson star for Coffs in a tight scrimmage with swift backline moves and multiple tries.
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Jetty Oval
Coffe
Banania Growers
Orara Competition Defeats Megan in Surprising Match
Perhaps the most surprising result of the day was Megan losing to Coffs A competition team. The event featured many B men, and the club expressed encouragement and pleasure at the outcome for the boys and supporters.
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Megan
Coffs
Tim
Weekend Bowling Social Draws Visitors and Local Winners
Weather blessed the weekend bowling scene with social play. Visitors from Bellingen Tamworth and Byron Bay joined locals. results show matches featuring Nolan Richards Swadling Hardy and others with scores and pairings across multiple games reflecting a lively regional gathering.
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Bellingen
Wynne
Tamworth
L. Smith
Werris Creek
Harrison
Tom Lindsay Dominates Weekend Golf at Coffs Club
Tom Lindsay won both local club competitions at Coffs Harbour over the weekend. He finished seven up in the 18-hole event on Saturday and posted a strong 71 for a Strate match on Sunday, leading 36 to 35 and delivering an excellent overall score.
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Tom Lindsay
Tom
Willard Praises Coffs Harbour Tennis Students
State tennis figure Mr. Aub. Willard visited Coffs Harbour to coach school boys and girls, praising their tennis sense, effort, and confidence. He urged ambition beyond local success and demonstrated racquet technique before moving on to Port Macquarie.
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Willard
Coffs Harbour
Messrs
Maddock & Robinson
Sydney
Slazengers
Coffs
Port Macquarie
Red Cross thanks Farmer for £1 Food for Britain gift
Coffs Jetty Red Cross thanks a Farmer correspondent in the Advocate for a £1 donation to the Food for Britain appeal. The branch calls it a fine gesture and expresses appreciation.
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Coffs Jetty Red Cross
Food For
Group 2 Football Team Selected for Lismore Clash
Ken Richardson was the only scorer in the latest match. Group 2 lists a 15 man squad with major representation from Coffs Harbour and players from Upper Clare, Urunga, Bellingen, Coramba and Orara. The team travels by Ryan's bus, 12 noon Saturday, for a Sunday match at Lis mers.
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Lismore
Coffs Harbour
Upper Claresce
Iran Urunga
Bellingen
Coramba
Orara
J. Wedgwood
Malouf
Smith
Behan
Urunga
McPherson
Grafton
W. Cunningham
Co. Glynn
Coffs Jetty Oval
Newcastle
J. Nicholson
F. Strauss
Dorriga
Burt
G. Kelly
Servicemen Fall To Urunga In Weekend Showdown
Urunga beat the Coffs Harbour Servicemen 19 to a lesser score at Urunga Sunday after building a first half lead. Balcomb, Chapman, and Worland suffered injuries as the Servicemen fought hard to the final bell. Scorers for Urunga included Beban and Northam with tries and Northam with a goal. Early in the day the Servicemen Reserves were defeated 24 to 3. Players to assemble for training at the showground Thursday at 7:30.
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Gellingen
McFadyen
Turnbull
Wisely
Wedgwood
Smith
Keft
Malouf
Patterson
Coffs
Bellingen
Ryan Mainaed
Ram
Ryan
Rowsell
Pearce
C. Ryan Smith
Bernie Lowery
Fay
Coffe
South Grafton
Lynch
Diggers
Maloch
Betts
Coffs Harbour
Urunga
Twen —W. Balcomb
R. Chapman
J. Worland
Srick
Eronga
Beban
Vaushan
Roach
Northam
Behar
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