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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 19, 1919
Page
6
The NSW Pennant Committee's report discusses Casey's selection for New South Wales. It debates representation, state eligibility, and the impact on intercity competition with Melbourne, Tasmania, and South Australia amid a crowded schedule and proposed fixtures.
Auld Reekie reports a turbulent golf note as Vardon Taylor and Braids fail in pro tests. Abe Maeve wins at Sonning with Duncan second amid variable conditions and strong field scores.
The final day saw a tournament concluded with the winner Ms. Tit receiving the cup from club president Mr. Murdoch McLeod. Spectators and participants reflected on a storied season marked by competitive play and notable names, including Mir French and Fa Ee Ea.
An obscure clipping describes a chaotic golf round with Apperly and Morgan figure prominently. Scattered results mention halved holes, a bunker, and a late surge as players contend for a Victory trophy in a foggy, rough-laden course setting.
A historical note discusses how weather influences amateur fishing, noting anglers’ beliefs about wind shift and water movement guiding fish. It mentions authorities prohibiting explosives or nets with large meshes and recounts a permission incident related to a man in Cleethorpes who sought to fish with a certain gear.
The Bathurst Bowling Club plans to enter the Western A grade competitions after standing out. Elections see Hawke of Dubbo as president, M McLeod of Wellington as vice, and M Ochwell as secretary. First round matchups include Forbes versus Orange, with regional clubs Bathurst Wellington Dubbo and Forbes in contention.
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