Grinsted Cup Remains At Forbes After Win Over Canowindra
Forbes retains the Grinsted Cup after defeating Canowindra by four wickets at Forbes. Canowindra posted 168 with T Simpson top scoring, while Lance Earlig led Forbes with 58 and took three wickets. Alex Fowler and Dre Ellis claimed two wickets each for Forbes as H Beath bowled through wind for key figures.
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Forbes
Canewindre
T. Simpson
W. Clifford
A. Sareeans Onlioe
Lance Earlig
Les Jones
Alex Fowler
Dre Ellis
Ellis
Fowler
H. Beath
Palmer
Earl
F. Todd
Powler
T. Kearns
M. Wilkins
Len Jones
K. Hauser
Ellis MN. Beath
Elis
A. Sarpeant
Lew Bouters
Dobson
Earl Sundries
L. Earl
C. Ellis
A Fowler
Lea Sores
Tla
Elliott
Lance Earl
Gundey
Heall
Boundary
Ralph Elliott
Bill Stonham
All Out for 12 Growlin Challenge Ends in Loss
Forbes on Sunday saw Growlin challenged for ideas as Pings dils planned for 12 rows with seven "ducke" in their line. The innings collapsed after a long day while Fed erals bowled 227 runs and left a tangle of wickets and partial scores, including Drabech, Richens, Sanderson, and Kennedy among the scorers.
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Growlin
Ide A. Forbes
Ducke
Far West Camp at Manly Ends Next Sunday
Far West camp at Manly concludes on Sunday January 29 after months of planning by Matron EB E FN and Superintendent Bid Coleman. Volunteers arranged a strict schedule with field sisters escorts, first aid duty, catering led by Sister C I Webb, and police officers assisting. Camp rules kept all campers safe and happy with trips to the zoo toe follies museums and a Manly Amateur Swimming Club event amid final week activities aboard a large ship for Far West Children.
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EB. E. FN
Inter
Bid Coleman
Manly
Field Sisters
C. I. Webb
Ewie | Manly
Far West
Blossoms in the Dust at Strand Tonight and Thursday
MGM Technicolor romance Blossoms in the Dust returns to the Strand Theatre tonight through Thursday. Greer Garson and Walter Pidgeon star as a Texan couple in a stirring tale of love and class clash with strong supporting turns by Felix Benehart and others.
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Hlosgsame
M-G-M
Creer Garson
Walter Pidgeon
Strand Theatre
Wedneway
M-O-M
Hinsaome
Miso Chirern
Pidgeon
Greer Garson
Ruggednem
Felix Bremart
Marsha
Miss Girson
Bid
Gamus
Miss Garton
Capstane Triumphs In Weekend Competition
The Forbes Saturday afternoon competition resumed with Capstane defeating Bodgorabong by two wickets after chasing 14. Wirringa achieved an outright win over Methodists while Saber and Msighels beat Ex-Serviemen on first innings. Scores from Saturday’s games will appear in the next issue.
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Capstane
Bodgorabong
Wirringa
Methodists
Titans Saber
Pons’ Msighels
Serviemen
Imn
Cuan Pel
Capetans
Bogeerabone
C.W
Wherrinya
Australia Dominates Tennis in World Davis Cup Outlook
An editorial from Richmond Virginia Times dated January 2 predicts Australia, led by Frank Sedgman, will likely dominate Davis Cup for years as several young Australian players such as Lewis Hood Ken Rosewall and Tan Ayre emerge. It argues the United States faces tough competition and may struggle to match Australia’s depth.
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Richmond
Virginia Times
Australia
Frank Sedigman
United States
Sur
Ball Tilden
Don Budge
Jack Kramer
Fred Perry
Great Britain
Intelsales
Sedgman Bedgman
Yeo
Yeais
Lriv
Hamilton Richardson
Aster
Baton Rouge
Sydney
Hhis Age
Lewis Hood
Ken Rosewall
Tan Ayre
Mervyn Rose
Ken McGregor
Vane Bates
Ajipeur Neve
Dick Savitt
Tony Trabert
Iri
Ted Vic Seixas
Teo
Usses
Sedgman
Savitt
Trebert
Fae
Bes
Saturday Evening Swim Meet Highlights Youth Talent
A strong turnout at the club weekly races saw 2 swimmers competing in top form. Lance Wright won the 200 metre open in a remarkable age 12 time of 21 minutes 51 seconds, hailed as among the season’s best baths efforts. Graham Weston, from Gilgandra, joined as under 12 country champion and will contest Tamworth country championships under 13, coached by baths manager Sam Allard. Next Saturday features an under 19 50 metre race with high anticipation as under 13 swimmers show speed comparable to seniors.
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Lance Wright
Thia Lad
Graham Weston
Gilgandra
Sam Allard
Baths
Tamworth
BR. Lovell
Tisdell
J. Rolfe
Weston
J. Taylor
Mo Murnes
J. Barton
A. A. Wheeler
L. Wright
Amin
RK Prendergast
Bennett
W Blick
Night Tennis Junior meet results and finals draw
The National Fitness Committee junior tennis meet continued last Wednesday with Wongejong 2 defeating Petimnas 2, Nelson Park 2 beating Bank 1, CW defeating High School 24 to 4, and The Teamers 2 beating Bank 2. Standings show Wongejong 1 and 2, Nelson Park 1 and 2, Bank 1 and 2, CW, and The Teamers among participants. Final round draws set High School against Nelson Park 1, The Teamers against Wongajong 1, Bank 2 against Wongajong 2, and Bank 1 against Petinus with Nelson Park 24 to CW as a result.
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National Fitness Committee
Melsory Park
Bank
Woungajong
Petimnas
Nelon Park
High School
Wongejong
Polita
Nelson Park
The
Temmers
C.W
Wongajong
Petings
Petinus
Wool Clif Sold by Cauity Bry Producers Co
A fragmentary notice reports the last week sale of FORBES WOOL CLIF included in whole sold by Cauity Bry Producers' Selling Co to Mr. and Mrs. Robin son of Grudgery. The item appears linked to a transaction with AAA KBE.
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Forbes
Cauitybry Producers’ Selling Co
Mr. & RA. Robinson
Spooner Oval Sports Under Electric Lights
Spoonerval gear set for floodlit cycling and athletics fixture this week. Boxing bouts await Chief Secretary’s permission. Handicaps list cyclists by distance and riders in 75 and 100 yard sprints plus senior and junior scratch races. Admission details noted with drinking facilities at ground.
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Saparemna
Ito Agemente
Helly
Roochie
BM. Drennan
Walker
B. Taylor
C. Drennan
E Ross
F Parris
Reilyser
B Ronchle
M. Drennan
KK Raye
A. Thompson
Ilfyda B .Turner
B. Cohn
EB Wygold
B. Todd
Loyd
L. Cunningham
B. Burgers
H. Cheney
B. Bartlett
C Drennan
iBdyde
Ko Roe
FL Parris
E. MecClynn
D. Price
J. Creith
Porkes
J. Davie
B. Smith
R. Goodwin
D. Ee
Pymant
D. Sewell
Ray
McWilliam's Wines Golf Tour Opens at Kensington Course
Australia’s richest golf event the McWilliam's Wines £2500 tourney will be played on March 27 and 28 at the Australian Club Kensington course. The 1957 edition marks the fourth McWilliam's event, now a premier calendar feature with strong overseas opposition and past Australian wins by Norman Von Nida and Eric Cremin. Net gate proceeds go to the Spastic Centre.
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McWilliams Wines
Kensington
Ma Honal Gulf Calender
McWilliam
Wites
Norman von Nida
iMi
Aenre
Eric Cremin
von Nida
MicWilldan
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