Lieutenant George Steen, who was killed in the Dardanelles action, was a member of the Sydney Rowing Club. Prior to joining the S.R.C., for several years he was a member of ...
Article : 190 wordsTOOTH pulling isn't nice. It's nasty for patient and operator. There is too much squawking and gore spilling. ...
Article : 330 wordsThe members of the Enterprise Rowing Club were extremely pleased with the committee's report for the past season. The success obtained by the members in the senior and champion ...
Article : 313 wordsW. A. KIMBER, vice-president of the Parramatta Bowling Club, writes as follows to the editor of the "Saturday Referee": Sir—I would like to congratulate the ...
Article : 772 wordsThe Association secretary, however, did not provide this information once during the game, when notifying the totals of the opposing teams, as each end was completed. In any [?] Now the eight who were engaged in that game were very much in earnest. Everyone of them wanted to be on the winning side, to have his photo framed and hung in his ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 274 wordsThe fourth annual meeting of the Mosman Rowing Club was presided over by Mr. Harry Thompson. The committee's annual report set out that that season just concluded had been a ...
Article : 329 wordsMr. Theo, Lassen, the energetic bon, secretary of the Glebe Club, informs me that the membership is larger now than it has been for the past five years. Although a number of ...
Article : 279 wordsMr. H. C. Evans asked the other delegates year after year to adopt the Victorian system of utilising a number greens and playing the competition right through. They did so this ...
Article : 327 wordsBut these men were playing games almost every day for several weeks on the different greens around Sydney, and on one occasion, when they played against Ashfield. Mr. Spence, ...
Article : 309 wordsSecond deposits (£75 on the side) in connection with the A. D. Felton-Charlie Towns match are due on 22nd inst with the stakeholder, Mr. R. Coombes, of "The Referee." ...
Article : 189 wordsIn Victoria, where they get double the entries made here, they get through each event easily in three days. Two days suffice in W.A. for singles and pairs. The Association could ...
Article : 264 wordsIn consequence of the heavy rain, the 12 rinks match between the Metropolis and Newcastle players has been postponed for a fortnight. ...
Article : 29 words"Bildee" writes " I lately read of a third man, with his side lying five, accidently moving the jack, which his opponent allowed, with his captains permission, to be replaced. The latter ...
Article : 208 wordsIf players would give, or were [?]wed by spectators to give their whole attention to these points, and to play the game right out to the best of their ability, there would be fewer ...
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Advertising : 23 wordsA while ago Ted Beard of Brisbane visited Sydney and I accompanied him to the City green. Beard spoke to Harry Harris, against whom he played at he last carnival. Harris ...
Article : 150 wordsPlay was proceeding steadily. C[?] shots punctuated every end, and the attention of the players and most of the spectators was focused on the fame. The board showed Lowlands ...
Article : 278 wordsPresident S[?] could do a great deal in reforming the game .he had time and health to think of these matters. What a fine speaker John is, particularly when he gets on to the ...
Article : 94 wordsThe secretary should have set hours when the bowlers. Press representatives or others interested could see him at his office. I rarely have the luck to catch him in, and quite ...
Article : 185 wordsThe above score indicated that on the 20th end City required five points to get level with Lowlands, with five ends to play. mas and then spell for three weeks and resume ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 160 wordsThen, again, there is the matter of the seasons program. year after year the pennant committee. of which the secretary is a member. puts forward the same old program which ...
Article : 151 wordsThe early December pennant matches should be cut out, and a fair start made in January. Then there is the foolish system of keeping the championship finals till the end of April, ...
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Saturday Referee and the Arrow (Sydney, NSW : 1912 - 1916), Sat 8 May 1915, Page 6
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