Tennis Notes from Club Championships 1951 Finals
West Rowe edges Gunter to win women’s singles 6-1 2-6 7-5 as Moy beats Rowe 6-1 6-1 in men’s singles. Doubles finals go to Moy Leyden and Gunter Kirk. Mixed Doubles and B grade finals queued for Saturday. Next week includes ladies and gents doubles. entries due by noon Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heather Rowe
Merida Gunter
Spec‘tators
Rowe
Gunter
Ken Moy
Moy
May
Kirk
Medhurst
Leyden
Grantham
Paterson
Roberts
Beardy Austin
Russell
John Blair handicap stage scores and 600 yard next
The rifle shoot Saturday was the second stage of the John Blair handicap over 500 yards with Ghys and Coorey aggregates. Scores list A T Hall, R Nott, Geddes, Bignall and others, totals and handicaps noted. Next Saturday’s match will be the Swinton handicap over 600 yards. On Sunday September 9 the Club’s annual Prize Sheets begin at 9am. Subscriptions due July 1 and payable by August 31. 15 shillings to the Secretary or Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Blair
Ghys
Coorey
A. T. Hall Co. R. Nott
R. Geddes
J. A. Bignall
R. Yates
B. Pevey
Yardon Wins Handicap at Boggabri
Yardon, ridden by M. McGrath, won the Boggabri Jockey Club Handicap at the club meeting held Saturday. Yardon was the favourite and produced an excellent display to secure the principal event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Byrnes
Yardon
Boggabri Jockey Club
Principal Everst
Boggabri Club
M. McGrath
Caution Notice At Curragundi Proclaims Trespass Prosecution
A notice warns that any person trespassing or removing wood at Curragundi will be prosecuted without regard to person. Signed by Peter Winter on 14 February 1951.
New Independants Cricket Club Formed in Weekend Meeting
The newly formed Independants Cricket Club held its first meeting with many past cricketers in attendance. Officers were elected: Patron A Geddes, President K Small, VPs J Brady J Bignall F Coorey H Gilmore K Smith J McGrath, Secretary Treasurer A Adamson, Social Committee G Geddes Leech C Patterson. The club will affiliate with the Manilla District Cricket Association and enter a team next season with social Sundays planned. Dr E M Grace scored 176,760 runs and took 12,078 wickets in minor matches.
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Independants” Cricket Cub
A. Geddes
K. Small
J. Brady
J. Bignall
F. Coorey
H. Gilmore
K. Smith
J McGrath
J Adamson
G. Geddes
Leech
C. Patterson
Cub
Manilla District
Wongo Creek
E. M. Grace
Manilla Street Printer Publication Notice
Printed and published by the proprietor George Arthur Greaves of Manilla Street Manilla in New South Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Arthur Greaves
Manilla Street
Manilla
State of
New South Wales
Cle Pairs Bowls Advance in Championship Play
The Cle Pairs championship moved closer to the final as vec. Love and Fred Sampson beat Austin Kelly and Don McDonald 24-19. Dusty Miler and Roy Grantham paired well with Arthur White and Albert Blanch to win 31-15, while several social games produced close scores. A 24-strong Gympie bowls team will clash with Manilla Club on Friday September 14, with club members urged to sign the board. The Inverell trip date remains unset, expected early next month. President Vince is unwell, with many bowlers hit by the so called Old man Flu. Sunday matches feature Ridgewell, Price, Moore, and others in several pairings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dusty Miler
Roy Grantham
Arthur White
Albert Blanch
Harr
C. Taylor
T. North
Taylor
Blair
W. Coupland
J. Russsell
Kennedy
Clayton
Bark
J. J. Abbevitch
Campbell
Gore
O. Miller
Hayward
Doring Viles
Windeyer
EB Taylor
McKay
Wiles
Grantham
Ogle
J. J. Abberfield
J. Moore
Howie, Love
A. E. Coupland
Maskill
C. Miler
FP. North
Cocking
Bignall
Campbel
Gympie
Manilla
Inverell
Vince
Unique Gift to City from Pacific Chemle Factory
At a informal gathering, Pacific Chemle’s Chairman Mr L P Keating presented Goulburn with a gold mayoral chain bearing every mayor's name. He announced £200,000 in six months for Chenile’s Goulburn plant, the world’s largest of its kind, with arms imagery at the base and a miniature city coat of arms above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Chemle
Goulburn
L. P. Keating
Trespass Notice at Kirkconnel Proclaims Prosecution
A notice warns that four New York individuals found trespassing fishing or interfering with fences or property at Kirkconnel will be prosecuted without regard to persons or the Commonwealth. The text notes the overall gesture by the company as splendid.
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Kirkconnel
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Ken-Moy
Shirley Sing
John Beard
Dorothy Cardow
Shirley
Dorothy
M. Roberts
Joh
Morrie
Boggabri
Peter Winter
the Country Producers Selling Co. Ltd
Bridge St
Sydney
G. C. Parnham
Mhg
Vec. Love
Fred Sampson
Austin Kelly
Don McDonald
Ridgewell
Price Moore
Dyson
A. C. Veness & Son
R. Pare
FORD
DB Motor Com
Ty, Ltd
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