Vicious Stoking Wins Day In Exhibition Tennis
The Milton Exhibition championships featured dramatic rounds with Miss May Hardcastle delivering a fierce win over Mrs Molesworth and Miss Pro Francisco defeating Miss Vern Selwin in a lengthy match. Moon pushed Gilchrist to five sets while other results gave Westacott, Hayes, Coyne and Brimson strong showings as players contended across singles, doubles, and mixed events amid several close battles and emerging champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Hartdcastle
Molesworth
Pro Francisco
Vern Selwin
New South Wales
Westacott
Clinton Moon
Im Gilchrist
Mian Hardcoatie
Toowoomba
Nee
Franciance
Belwin
Welther
Featelace
Treak
Mise Selwin
Transisco
Brin
Cimten Moon
Jim Guehrist
Gilabriel
Moon
Gilchrist
Grinstead
Kiltmeten
Maryborough
Brimeon
H. Goodwin
Bromwich
BE. Fo
L. Hancnck
T Andrews
A. Huxtey
V. Kelly
E. P Moon
A. Ripson
E Carlson
Archiall
W. Wilton
Vv. Weatacott
H. Bouersy
B. BE
BR. F. Wilson
A. Chayve
J. Grinelesg
G. Wid E. Thorogood
J. Bromwich
Miss Farrell
WV. Melly
Mre. Lee
A. Huxtes
Miss Hayes
H Whilane
Mse Wiliam
G. Tait Mint Selwin
Messer—Mise Aitken
N. de Voss
G. Dryden
G. Wilkinson
Skinner
J. Gilchrist
A. Liddle
MM Meswr
H. Schwarte
A. Thorogood
A. Koudsen
Eg .Thorogood
HW Knudson
R. Thorowood
R Skinaton
D. Lang
Tude
Eric Thorogood
Champonship
E. Thorogood
M Mullet
H. Knudson
A and
Mesdames Moteaworth
Longland
Mesdames Whittick
Robertacn
Lee v
Turner
Ming RB. Provan
Mre Kamp
Mic E Crowther
Gespon
Misa
F. Francisco Y
Lee
J. Gilchriay
N. Brimeon
L. Hancock Vooj
Neon
Boye
Singim
G Wilkinson
M. Moroneyvy
B. de Vom
B Carlson
A. Hoare
M. Wilson
J. Osborne
Min D. McGill
V. Westacott
H. Bauers
Betta
A. Chive
Bowls CHAMPIONS WIN ALL THEIR MATCHES
Ash and Andrewartha of Clayfield lead section play in the Q.B.A. pelts championship. Last year’s runner-up Maughan teams with Rankin as they win three games to top their section. 40 of 110 entrants qualified for the first section tomorrow.
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Ash
Andrewartha
Clayfield
Maughan
Rankin
Moore
New Farm
Charles
Weat Toowormba
Charles Rothrinks
Sheridan
Armold
F. Boldery
Cur- Tey
Weta Metropolitum Championa
McHionon
R Heaven
Coorparog
New Farm—Firet
Mackey
Gymp
Gremiy
Maton
Ann
J. Wood
A Walker
Ips
Clark
Bryant iMary
Walker
Mason
Bryant
Breent
New Parma
Game Clark
Leach Feab
Athel
Bagies
Rae
Graham i Auch
Rafton
Alferd
Yer
Beenad
Dame Leach
Graham
Alford
Leech
Boorombbin
Cowlshaw
Tedman
W. Adams
L Peak
Abl Mages
Anderson
Kenyon Maddock
Peak
Maddock
Tedhman
Andereon
Rection
Booroodubin
Piret
Whittred
Keily iR'tom
Cuneo
T Jones
Ham
Nicoll
Peard
Andrewarths
Clay
Kelly
V. Peard i
T. Jones
Poard
South Brisbane
Barrett
Goodwin Bhergi i
Hudson Thorpe Allen
T Morris
Waters
Silvester
Crouch
Goodwin
Alien
Grouch
Allen
V. Waters
South Belahane
Pirot
P Whittaker
Warrl
B'bere
Dowze
Johnson
Turter
Charlton
Shackleton
Guthrie
Warring
Jounsom
Guthria If
Johnston
Chariton
Yeronga
Finsst
Morris Brunt Ilth
G. Dd Rees
Nermovie iBoors
W. A. Gibson
Ewart
Boor
Harker
BR. T. Peak
A. McGregor
Parker
Ith
Richardson
V. FR. T. Peak
Blackley
V. Parker
RB. T. Peak
Courparo
RK. Lewis
Holdway
Audi
FP Wilton
Len Williams
Sharpe
J. T. Matters
T.H
Chancellor
L. Goleby
Coor
V. Matters
Williams
V. Goleby
Polaray
Willian
Coorparco
F. ©. Rowley
N.F
Doncald
A. W. Hale
Clarence Delmedes
V. Mercer
Lowte
Audh
Stempfsub
Pashen
Street
Hervey
Wishire
Berg
King
Wilshire
V. Street
Windsor
Alm Walters
H.C. Moore
Luckina
Rounsefell
BR. Moore
A. J. Christensen
B'berg
A. Smith
A.B. Charles
Tha
Christensen
V. Charles
Inda
Rounsefel
Wilding
Morgan
Howarth
McLean
Haem
Chapman
C. Radcliffs
Grace
V. W. Beard
L. Rickett
Radcliffe
Ricketts
Hickette
V. Radcliffe
Ithaca
Birkbeck
Lather
South
W. Graham
O. Johnson
EB Chapman
W. Kerr
H Adams
J. B Geran
Lather D
V. Kerr
G. Johnson
Gorden
Luther
Gordon
Kerr
Annerley
Pratten
Ciguaton
RC. Morr
F. G. Morry
Smyth
Stan
Melileah
J Gmith
War
Clouston
Morrie
Smith
Morrig
Gock Zi
Anneriey
Welldon
Mathieson
H. Rankin
Eub
Sheppard
Mary
Bay
A. Powney
She
Powney
Sheppant & Section
Gaffney
Grenning
Odd
Pearce
H. Beldery
Uhlmann
A. A. Dance
Bal
Beldery
Dance
Grenoing
Damee
Pearor
Boldery
Section
Wynnum
A. McKinnon
Heaven
Cor
Praez
MM. Jones
Ashes
Willams
J. G. Phippa
Wind
FP. Boldery
W. L. Currey
Grece
Phippe
Oc. M. Jonas
Currey
CG. M. Jones
Queensland cricket to rise with English tour on horizon
The Queensland Cricket Association holds its annual meeting in Brisbane amid optimism for a strong season. President Hutcheon says the English tour will lift standards, with players like Tallon Allen and Rogers promising. The report notes improved grounds, fitness focus, and plans to reduce delegate meetings next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
M.C.C
Brisbane
Liey
England
J & Hutcheon
Hutcheon
Queenaland
Don Tallon
T. Allen
RH Rogers
Billy” Brown
Sucena
Il, L. GU
FO i. Hernsterzy
Mertzberg
R. Berry
Toombul
Aim
Motirm
Numbeof
Country players for Brisbane country players for Brisbane
Greensland Cricket Association plans to bring J Muddem of Stanthorpe and A Edmunds of Mackay to Brisbane for part of the season. The move aims to give country players a chance to improve by contact with capable players. Both have performed well in country week matches and in the country metropolitan game test where Edmunds made 101.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensland Cricket Association
J. Muddem
Stanthorpe
A. Edmunds
Mackay
Brisbane
Metropolia
Wason Edmunds
Wanderers conquer Navy in brisk cricket clash
Wanderers Cricket Club defeated the Navy by 71 runs after a solid 200 and fine bowling. N Beeston took 5 or 6 wickets, J Hutcheon and J Fawcett contributed, while Dixon led Navy with 87 and Beeston and Chambers shared top bowling for Wanderers. Also listed are numerous local tennis and badminton championships and age-group events with multiple participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. ©. Beeston
J. &. Hutcheon
J. Fawcett
Wanderers Cricket Club
Navy
Dixon
Wanderer
Hutcheon
M.C. Beeston
Chambershiee
Wanderere
Labour Unions Clash Over Railways Award Variation
The Combined Railway Unions and the Guards' Association clash over court judgments on the Railways Award. The registrar replies the letter was written in a truculent spirit. Delegates from about 12 unions meet to push for a general revision, including a four hour week and higher wages. Various branches are forming across Queensland centers, with plans to press government for amendments to workers compensation and the Railways Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Combined Railway Unions
of the Industries Court
Guards’ Association
P. J. Wallace
Combined Railways Unions
J. C. Valentine
Registerar
Valentine
T. Moroney
Australian Railways Union
Bowen
Rockhampton
Maryborough
Brisbane
Ipswich
Gympie
Toowoomba
Mackay
Emerald
Gladstone
Bundaberg
Warwick
Morey
Industrial Court
Board of Reference
Arhon
Dash
Mid Week Review on Olympic hopes and Australian sport
Stuart Perkins reflects on the Olympic flame fading and Australia’s modest bronze medal haul. He notes German and American tensions in Berlin and Los Angeles era discourse, praises Jim Ferrier as he reshapes his bid, and surveys surf life saving rules and New Zealand miler Jack Lovelock alongside Nurmi and Lovelock’s miling prowess amid a season of sport and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herr Hitler
Germany
Ature
Jessie Owens
Ralph
New Zealand
mos @ven
Australia
Wrestler McGill Poised for British Empire Title Push
Miike McGill trains for a tough exhibition at Bohemia Stadium as Tom Jurich arrives from Sydney. The Irishman’s speed and versatility boost hopes of a Larich title challenge while Gurich tests his strength against a popular Brisbane figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miike McGil
Bohemia Stadium
Tom Jurich
Brisbane
Sydney
McGill
Larich
Gurich
Labor union meeting updates and wage talks across regions
At a Southern District Council meeting Mr Payne was reappointed to represent the union on the Labour Day Committee while Mr Blake presided and a general meeting was canceled due to Exhibition week. A health update on Mr Pierce Carny was given, and liquor trade talks reported a 25 percent wage rise for casual bar attendants with increased rates and holidays for wine and spirit workers in Melbourne, Tasmania, and Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern District Council
Australian Meat Industry Employees’ Union
Liquor Trade Employees
Federated Liquor Trade Employees’ Union
F. Bryan
Queensland
Federa Arbitration Court
Melbourne
Tasmania
Sydney
J. Hayes
Fred
Flohr
Castlemaine Brewery
Toowoomba
Breakfast Creek Ro
Bela
Dr. Skehan
Hla
Unions clash over hotel award and rail maintenance gains
The Premier’s claim that hotel awards are flouted drew sharp criticism as unions cited long crackdown successes. Railway Maintenance Employees report continuity of service gains for a retiree and improved provisions for crews, with moves to equip gangs and seek court-backed claims.
First Round Lineup For Woore Tournament Scores Tangles
A fragmented list shows first round pairings and player names across multiple clubs including Sandgate Tweed Heads Toowoomba and Windsor. Several entries appear garbled with mis-spellings and unclear venues. The text mentions matches at 10 am and references teams such as Graceville Maryborough Bundaberg Yeronga and Southport with several players named in inconsistent formatting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins
Sandgate
Hale
Toowoomba
L. Peck
Tweed Heads
Chapman
Clayfield
Mormeie
Booroodabin
Anderson
Windsor
Warring
Bundabere
Darragh
East Driebane
Pattison
Ithaca
Woore
New Farm
Charles
Weet Toowoomba
Stevens
Andrewarthe
Lyon
Boortedahin
Whard
Bundsberg
Boldery
Gracerike
Fraser
East Brisbane
Boucham
Booredahin
Maltman
Southport
Maughan
Bundaberg
Blackley
Maryborough
Maddock
Yer Ongal
Bramthorpe
Cook
Gracewile
Ewart
Biabing
May
Currey
Graceville
Matters
Allen
Parker Iuaaca
Mason
Anneriey
Andrew
Strachan
Lather
Holdwey
Auchenflower
Richardeau
Goodwin
Wilshire (Bundaberg), Clouston (Graceville) v. Paine (Yeronga
Woos
I— Moyie
Steress
Arewurtiea Creva
A. F. Chapman
Coorfaroo
Iaonavy
Whitred
Bouchard
Maddocks
Qook
Parker
Grem
Thorpe Allen
Post Sectional Rink Play State Tournament Hit
Post sectional rink play heats up as state tournament action unfolds with teams competing for advancement and local fans watching key matchups determine who earns a place in the state finals.
Queensland Women’s Hockey Aiming for 1977 International
Officials from the Queensland Women’s Hockey Association plan to push for an inter national women’s team in Bris bane during the All Australian carnival of 1977. Hansford and Miss A Somerville will presentQueensland’s case at the Sydney meeting seeking overseas participation. Negotiations for an English team, and possible contact with New Zealand and a revived offer from Ceylon, are noted amid financial considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.l&a
New Zealand
Dominion
BSA
Queensland
Queensland Women's Hockey Association
Brisbane
Austrelten Women's
Hansford
A. Somerville
Looune l
Sydney
Tila Woderstood
Ceylon
Australia
Melbourne Defeats Queensland In Inter Varsity Hockey
Tuesday report from the Queensland inter varsity women's hockey series shows Melbourne defeating Queensland in round two by a four goal half time lead. Scorers for Melbourne were Marden with three and Ferrer, while Queensland scorers included Marper Chadwick Skyrme Temania and Adende.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Queensland
Melbourne
Melourne
Maraden
Ferrer
Marper
Chadwick
Skyrme
Temania
Adende
Snooker Final Spot Set After Inter-Club Contest
Royal Standard last night beat Commercial Travelers 7 8 in the inter club snooker contest to contest for the A grade premiership next week Labour tone. Scores show Welch 155 Whittick 117 Moyes 161 Farr 3 Titcombe 14 Fox 101 Punnel 117 Balley a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Standard Iast Nigh
Wnooker
Royal Brand
CTA
T. Welch
T. Whittick
BD Moyes
F. Farr
H. Titcombe
F. M. Fox
M. Punnel
W. Balley
Queensland Lacrosse Victory Over South in Woolahra Park
Queensland defeated South in a lacrosse match at Woolahra Park, leading 11 to 0 at one point before finishing with six goals secured. Both teams played in a sunny Sesrente malenogee venue as the contest progressed with strong forward pressure from Queensland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mew South
Sesrente Malenogee Woolahra Park
Voting system at Congress debated by Trades and Labour Council
Mr J Bryan told the press unions restrained from sending delegates to the November Trades and Labour Congress citing card voting. He noted unions set the method, now used by the Congress, and that the Queensland council cannot override a state wide union decision on voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trades and Labour Counci
J. Bryan
Trades and Labour Congress
Trades Union Congresses
Trades and Labour Council
Bryan
Queenslang Trades and Labour Council
Trades Union Congress
Transport Union adopts 30 hour week in policy move
The tricenois conference of the Amalgamated Road Transport Worker Union in Queensland adopted the 30 hour week as principle and instructed advocates to pursue a 40 hour week as the immediate objective. A motion urged Labour Party support for the next federal election. Mr G Lawson, former general secretary, attended as a visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tricenois
Amalgamated
Road Transport Worker Union
Fe Labour Party
G. Lawson
MEA
Overcome Nervous Dyspepsia with Phosphorated Iron
An era advert claims nervous stomach distress responds to a preparation called phosphorated iron. It promises to calm nerves, improve digestion, restore appetite, and boost energy, claiming strong effects for anxiety, stomach upset, and fatigue with guarantees of satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samad
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Milton
Hardcastie
Briely
Sonsiowner
Salem
Crick
Darling Downs
Maroochy
Lower Lockyer
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M. Messer
Poultney
C. B. Moon
B. Mann
A. Hurley
W. Vaughan
Shay
J. Walker
Dillon
A.m
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Thorp
H. Boldery of
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C. Campbell
Davidson
Offner
J. Gaydon
H. J. Darragh
Cheetham
Offer
Derragh
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Hawking
O'Rourke
J. F. Chapman
Kervin
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Boot
A. Campbell
Farmfrey
Pumfrey
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Derrington
O'Neill
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Hector Thompson
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Federation Internationale de Natation Amateur Congress
Surf Life Saving Association
Paavo Nurmi
Nurmi
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Railway Maintenance Employees’ Union
A Cole
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State Council
Combined Railway Union
Cyalee
Gore Tors
T J. Rasteli
Benesington Lobdon
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