Nambucca Edges Coffs Harbour In Tight Rugby Clash
Nambucca 17 Coffs Harbour 15 in Macksville as Allan Lawson scored 12 points with six goals and Wally Williams added a try. Rex Smith and Marshall plus Phyball also crossed for Nambucca while Coffs’ Allan Lawson and Williams produced the visitors’ points. Coffs Harbour Reserves won 17 nil. Nambucca did not field a Third grade team for a forfeit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffs Harbour
Dick Pearce
Om McLean
John Orman
Bernie McCann
Tipg
Ken Richardson
Ike
Ucca
Nambucca
Allan Lawson
Sydney
Wally Williams
Rex Smith
Marshall and
Phyball
McCarthy
Con
Hill
Clapham
Mixed American tennis tourney at Gong Harbour Club
Thirty players took part in the Gong Harbour Tennis Club mixed tournament on Sunday. Winners in A division were John Stennett and Mrs Lill with Reg Hefmeier and Albert Smith prevailing in the reserve division. Next Sunday a Woolgoolga picnic match will be held with teams led by O Chapman and J Stennett, plus other listed players and reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbour Tennis Club
Witnes
John Stennett
Mrs. Lill
Reg Hefmeier
Albert Smith
Woolgoolga
O. Chapman
J. Stennett
A. Durie
J. Robinson
Mesdames R. Smith
R. Creer
Miss P. Smith
J. Thomason
A. Arnett
T. Smith
J. Thomson
D. Hogno
Mre. Amos
Lady Sawtell’s Table Tennis Champion Kath Gardiner
Kath Gardiner is crowned table tennis champion at Sawtell after defeating all challengers. The sport grows in Sawtell with more youth attending weekly games at the new Catholic hall as players like Ray Wright and Jimmy Charles train to challenge Gardiner.
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Sawtell
Kath Gardiner
Kath
Catholic Hall
Ray Wright
Jimmy Charles
Ad VOCATE advertising prompt for printing services
For first class printing at competitive prices consult the Ad VOCATE. This brief suggests a commercial notice aiming to attract business for printing services.
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Advocate
Diggers Impress Patchy Debut At Brelsford Park
Diggers edge Macksville 29 to 3 in first Brelsford Park match with Cripps and Teece key scorers. The Reserve grade also triumphed 31 to 4 while the Third grade received a walkover. Macksville did not field a team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brelsford Park
Owen Cripps
Murphy
Cripps
J. Shipway
Roy Reid
Diggers
Macksville
Reid
McDowell
Amos
Anderson
Rowsell
Robson
Roberts
W. Keft
Rifle Spoon Shoot Sets Grafton Victory Over Coffs Harbour
In a Coffs Harbour Rifle Club event the spoon shoot and team match saw Grafton win by two points over Coffs Harbour amid strong wind. Len Torrens led with 72 points from 80 in the spoon stage, while team scores tallied 339 for Grafton and 337 for Coffs Harbour on the 600 and 700 yard ranges. Next Sunday’s third May spoon stage will be at 500 yards.
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Coffs Harbour
Grafton
Raleigh
Len Torrens
J. Atkins
Oxford
R. Oxford
J. Young
R. Moore
Ceffs Harbour
L. Hope
V. Barnier
J. Mills-Them
J. Hill
L. Torrens
L. Gregory
E. Dodds
A. Neill
E. Richards
H. Milne
Table Tennis Championships Finalised 1952
The 1952 championships were finalized last Wednesday night with the men’s singles final. Vince Young defeated Ray Pryor in three sets 21-12 19-21 21-9. Bruce Scrimgeour beat Joe Caba 21-19 21-19 19-21 in a top men’s A singles final. Shirley Caba defeated Joan Caba in the ladies’ singles and teamed with Norma Cook to win the ladies doubles and, with Joe Caba, the mixed doubles final.
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Vince Young
Ray Pryor
Barry Jones
Barry
Kev Darke
Rey Pryor
Vince
Bruce
Joe Caba
Joe
Frank Dodd
Frank
Shirley
Joan Caba
Norma Cook
Trev Slack
N. Cook
J. Caba
Coffs Harbour Bowls Champs Advance in Weekend Play
Coffs Harbour clubs moved forward in the championship with singles won by T. Smith over R. Dowling 31 17 and pairs won by R Buckler and AR Séamour 22 13. Social wins included Lewis Seymour and Harrison 21 20, while open day visitors from Grafton Maclean and Derrigo were announced for next Sunday.
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Coffs Harbour
T. Smith
R. Dowling
R. Buckler
AR. Séamour
A. Thompson
T. Lewis
Lewis
Seymour
Harrison
Clayton
Gorton
Sainsbury
Friestley
J. Nolan
W. T. Buckler
Gorman
Pearce
R. Thompson
Grafton
Maclean
Derrigo
Celis Harbour
Cefis Harbour
Snow Turner
A Hoy
W. Buckler
L. Fowler
J. Brown
German
A. Hatch
WW. Robinson
C. Priestley
J. Murphy
R. Wa2mett
V. Reddacliff
Show News Held Over For Next Issue
Owing to lack of spare mice show news was held over unt until Friday next issue.
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Unt Sur
Local Golf Club Upset Sparks Weekend Play
Upsets marked the Miller club weekend as Mullins and riding fell early while Arthur Sma and Sid Black beat Irvine and Cunningham. Ken Hill and Radcliff advance to face Elliott and Wunderlich, with the final pitting 5 and Black against the winners. Bruce Ridini wins his first major trophy. Cunningham and Ridini led an 18 hole Stableford with low scores. Open day at Nambucca and Coffs Harbour draw, Elliott trophy first round set for Sunday 25th inst.
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Irvine
Bill Cunnin
Arthur Sma
Sid Black
Magin
Ken Hill
Radcliff
Elliott Am Wunderlich
Black
Experien
Membs
Stableford
Graham Dowling
Col. Cutmore
T. Lindsay
R. Anderton
W. Cunningham
C. Irvine
B. L. Miller
G. D. T. Seccombe
J. Hill
K. Irvine
A. S
S. Black
R. Doak
J. T. Seccombe
B. Davies
D. Sharp
W. Bailey
A. Short
J. Malouf
E. Sampson
J. McDonald
F. Small
Nambucca
Coffs Harbour
Sawtell Personal News From Sawtell Readers
Well known schoolmaster Mr Ted Adams and family visited Brisbane during holidays. Bob Quick, Sawtell’s “iceberg,” swims at sunrise and visits Tamworth as Unk Lavers misses the morning dip. Publican Bill Allen and wife plan Sydney residence. Humber busy with luggage after raffled 70lb of bananas at Coffs Harbour Show. Postmaster Jimmy Johnsen enjoys annual holidays between tennis and fishing. Mr and Mrs Ron Larsen visit Sawtell after their honeymoon.
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Ted Adams
Brisbane
Sawtell
Bob Quick
Tamworth
Coffs Harbour
Pogular
Jimmy Johnsen
Ron Larsen
Bath
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Rugby League
Harbour
Golfs Harbour
Nambucca If
F. R. Hansen
S.M
X.U.S
Your Mercer
Mackeville
Macesville
Rowe
Cente Drysdale
Creber
McLean
Cooney
J. Mills-Thom
R. _ Patterson
M. Schwager
T. Russell
Flick.co
Moonee Street
Shirley Brodie
Belingen
Mullins
Cunningham
Bruce Ridini
Bill
W. Smith
A. Smart
Doak
G. Dowling
A. Shor
H. Pohlman
H. Winn
Elliott Trophy
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