A photograph of the men's team of Newport Hockey Club at Windmill Park in season 1927-28 Back - Mackie, McLaren, McPherson, Wishart. Middle - Dunbar, Pape, Jones, Brown, Hogg. Front - Stott, Inglis
A Photograph of the men's team of Newport Hockey Club at Windmill Park in the late 1920s
A photograph of the men's hockey team at Windmill Park, c.1912
A newspaper article entitled Where Sport is Self-Supporting. It is from the Scotsman in 1962, long before we had a sports centre, and it gives details of Newport's fine sporting tradition.
Newport Bowling Club £1 share certificate to raise funds for a new bowling green in Kilnburn Park, Scott Street in the 1870s
A group at the Newport Bowling Club Dance around 1980.
Newport Bowling Club Ladies Champions, c.1960
Newport Bowling Club fixture card for season 1969
A group of Newport lady bowlers, 1930s
A group of lady bowlers at Newport in the early 1960s
A large group of lady bowlers at Newport in the early 1960s
A group of bowlers on the Newport green in the 1990s
Newport Tennis Club masked fancy dress ball in late 1940s These balls were an annual event and always well supported.
Newport Tennis Club dance in 1948. Marguerite Fairweather is second from left in front row.
Newport Housewives Tennis Group 1960s Back L-R: Jean Nicholson; Madge Blair; May Currie; Margaret Kay; Margaret Lindsay; Muriel Dow. Front L-R: Emma McConnell; Muriel Wallace; Rita McNicol; Pat Latto; Jenny Garden.
A centenary account of the history of Newport Lawn Tennis Club 1884 - 1984.
Newport Tennis Club centenary dance ticket 1984.
Newport ladies tennis 1954.
Clearly a special occasion at Newport Tennis Club for these members c. 1900.
Newport Tennis Club coaching sessions c. 2000.
The Braes and Big Rock possibly on the boating club's regatta day.
The Swimming Medallion The swimming medallion was presented to the swimming club by John Berry, President 1857-58. Mr Arthur Lees of Freuchie was the last man to win the medallion in 1928, and he returned it to the Berry family in 1988.
The Swimming Cup This was presented to Newport Swimming Club in 1928 by Stewart Ramsay, a goldsmith in Dundee who was also very involved in Newport Boating Club. The cup was only competed for once, in 1928, and was won by Agnes Milne, later Mrs Holman of Kinbrae.
Clock presented by Newport Quoting Club to Joseph Keay (newsagent at pier) in 1914.
