Railways Go Down in Rainbows Blues Scalp
The Railways lose as Rainbows beat the Blues by 2 to 1. Bowen and Collinsville contenders named by Mr A Cannon to represent Howell on Sunday.
24 May 1932
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Newspaper
Bowen Independent
Location
Bowen, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 24, 1932
Page
1
The Railways lose as Rainbows beat the Blues by 2 to 1. Bowen and Collinsville contenders named by Mr A Cannon to represent Howell on Sunday.
In cold conditions a small crowd watched Blues and Railways play a hard forward packed match. Blues won 2 to 0 with Braby's goal and stout defense as Railway forwards pressed but failed to breakthrough.
The Junior squad listed captaincy for TL Anderson and Biner-D Ryan among others with key players including Bustace Brown Carroll and Cummings. Refereeing credited to Mulley with Ryan noted in ATL coverage. Team roster spans backs forwards and substitutes as listed in the sports brief.
Unclear fragment notes a person named Bates and a wager or score at Miller's. No clear event date or city. Beside Bates, other details and outcome are not readable.
Collinsville earns a victory over Proservinn with a decisive margin as Sunday action concludes. Forty points separate the teams in a notable performance by Collinsville.
The Bowen Lawn Tennis Association hosted a social evening for West 2nd Tennis Club members to celebrate a recent by law compliant fixture. The event featured dancing, cards, and a notable mixed doubles trophy presentation, with prizes awarded to Mond Hertney and Frank Skinner among others for nursery rye competition results.
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