Central North Coast tennis championships begin at Taree courts
The Central North Coast championships began at Taree on Saturday and continued Monday despite Friday night rain. High level play emerged with Rogers of Newcastle defeating top seeds in singles and a tight open doubles contest. A future final is promised next Saturday as matches resume and Spaldings Limited donates a handsome challenge cup for interclub eight-person teams from nearby districts.
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Taree
Alex
Hinton
R. Fowler
Rogers
Newcastle
Breckenridge
Edwards
O'Ryan
Wryan Z. P. Monk
R. Doust
J. Abbott
J. Newton
A. Longworth
BE. Easton
I—S
R. Abbott
Murray
Gchnaider
Hinten
Lyich
Central Coast
Abbott
Edaten
Warren
Glay
Abarpeo
J. M. Pitt
Lie Totes
Spaldings Limited
Macleay
Hastings
Camden Haven
Moning
Glovcenter
L Fa
Pitt Han
Pit
Hfe
Wingham Triumph Over Cedar Party In Hard Fought Match
In a Saturday clash at Wingham Park Cedar Party battled hard but fell behind as Wingham built a late rally to finish 30 to 10. Star players Miggina Pennell Gillogly and Skinner influenced play with key runs kicks and scoring moments throughout the tight contest.
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Wingham Park
Jack Skinner
Cedar Party
Bent Street
Wingham
Skinner
Miggina
Pennell
Gillogly
Gillogg
Feld
Gilegly
Miggins
Wingham Clos
Till Skinner
Wright
Crom
Duncan
Cedar Party dominates but backs falter in rough match
Hughes Kennedy and Saxby labored as Miggins showed pace for the home side. Skinner Eade Grimth Schneider and Wingham's forwards also performed well, yet discipline and follow through lagged. Cedar Party's backs struggled while Peonel had a standout four scoring play.
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Hughes
Kennedy
Saxby
Miggins
Skinner
Eade
GriM@th
Schneider
Wingham
Cedar Party
Peonel
Ave
Manning League discusses third grade plans and game timing
Delegates gathered at Taree Literary Institute led by President Cook to address third grade competition rules. They set age and weight limits, weighed players, and planned nominations by June 14. A Tuncurry v Cundie game was declared off due to darkness and delays with team travel.
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Manning League
Taree Literary Institute
C.H. Cook
Measure C. GR. Wilson
A. B. Findlater
J. A Meck
H Beeston
Jnr. A. Reid
W. Robaon
A. Anpetts
Waller
H. T. O'Neil
F. Hogan
Prior
Mclouls
T. F. Fish
Neville Unicom
Fish
Unicomb
Findlater
Bar Jrd
Reid
Candle
Aisse
Beeton
H. T. O'Neill
Mears
Allock
Robson
AM@eck
Mesara O'Neill
Wilhon
al Leck
J. Blace
Tuncurry
Cundie
Cundle
Almont
Annetts
Comile
Homan
Melarn Wilan
Melanin
Frior
Forster
Warine
Macleay League Match Debated For King's Birth Day
The secretary of the Macleay League declined to arrange matches with Kurri Kure or Newcnerle clubs on King's Birthday as Hastings League lined up a game that day. Travelling allowances were set at £2 for Tunenrry first grade. other first grade teams stay at 1 per mile. A delegate was censured for remarks to a referee and must apologise via the league secretary. The next delegates meeting is June 1.
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Macleay League
Macleay
Hastings
Kurri Kure
Newcnerle Clube
Wilson
Oratami
Leeaue
Empire Day at Comboyne energises community effort
The Comboyne plateau page reports a cemetery cleanup led by May Lath with 31 volunteers, forming a future operations committee of Jones, Trotter and Jenner. Empire Day events followed a formal program for children, with prizes, songs, badges, and a dance and euchre party boosting Parents and Citizens Association funds.
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Progress Association
Messrs
RB. Jones
Hi. V. Trotter
R. B. Jenner
Girl's Acre
H. W. Longfellow
Comboyne
T Foney
Wporls
W. H. Daly
Parents and Citizens’ Association
Ivy Pritchard
Marcelle Chimas
Derry Duffy
Maggie Jones
Chrie Geelan
Empire
Shocking Fatality at Taree Rail Station
A man, Joseph Thomas, was found dead after a Sydney to Kempsey passenger train passed through Taree station. Police believe he may have attempted to jump toward the fence as the train gathered speed. The body was taken to hospital morgue, with inquest planned. Thomas had been traveling to Port Macquarie to join his wife on holiday, and papers show he held passes for Wauchope and return travel. The incident is under investigation with witnesses from Wauchope and Port Macquarie.
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Taree
No. 16
Sydney
Kempeey
Vid Jer
A. Jones
Stokes
Reiily
Consigbles
Michia
Bourke
Jones
Joseph Thomas
Wolli Creek
Wauchope
Wouchope
Port Macquarie
Wos
Reilly
Tarea
A. Bridge
Dulwich Hi
Daily Telegraph
Mommy Thomas
North Sydney
Times
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Newton
Miss Easton
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Bchnelder
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Miss Walshe
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N. Walker
W. McDonald
V. B. Monk
Gillossy
N. C. Long
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Manning Langue
Reg Platt
F. A. Fitzpatrick
Chronicle
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Taree Motor Service
Central Cafe
H. Eqgins
New Zealand
Ford & Son
Comboyne News
Comddyne Cemetery
Acre
God's Acre
Imparia
Ufe—ulaa
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G. Rose
J. Shiels
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Duffy
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G. Altken
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Victoria Street
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Hammond
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