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Belmont Bowling Club, Belmont, NSW. 1920s or 30s.

Belmont Bowling Club, Belmont, NSW. 1920s or 30s. — Photo Ref: 6099

Creator: Wood, Ms Susan

Belmont Bowling Club - 1920s 30s. B: Ted Richards, Dave Heeny, Bert Gidley, Wally Robertson, Bob Abbott, Alf Hooker, Bob Jackson, Angus Boyd, Manager?, James Fletcher, Ling Bagnell, Jack Fallons, Winget Lonsdale, Charlie Farson, Reg Proudlock, Bill Hawkins, Joe Proudlock, Orb Proudlock, Alf Smallwood, Dr Rawle F: Alec McLean, Jim Johnston, Bill Butler, Tom Hawkes, Jack Ferguson, Fred Hinch, Jasper McAlpine Missing: Alex Marshall, Wally Ramage Donated by Susan Wood

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