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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 18, 1938
Page
6
The New South Wales Rugby Union agrees to discuss Peter Hickey’s admission with Queensland Rugby officials in Sydney. A decision hinges on the governing body’s ruling and potential cross‑country tests, as Queensland seeks clarity and NSW outlines restraint on presenting Hickey for international duties.
Welker followed 378 with a 70, the best round of the day. Perrier showed solid long game and steady putting, while Walker, likely a contender, faced strong challenges from a field led by young professionals and seasoned veterans in a tense run for the championship.
The Courier reports a tough day on greens as many players found trouble around the putting surfaces. Only one player broke par in the first round, with light rough turf and hole traffic blamed for several drops. Walker led with 70, while Sullivan and O Sullivan posted notable scores among five players within four strokes of the lead. Weather and course conditions were cited as key factors shaping the 290 score pace going forward.
The fragmented OCR lists horse racing events across divisions at Bundamba Ipswich and Brisbane tracks. It names race titles like CAN TY STAKES and IPSWICH HUNDRED, with details on distances, horses, odds, and participants, though many portions are garbled. The readable parts outline event structure, track stakes, and competing horses in a period newspaper style.
A list of race divisions and horse selections with odds and runners. Names include ANKOBAR, LA'GLDA, BELL BONNY, HAMPSON'S PRIDE, CANTY, SILENT GUT, BERNIE ROSser, CAPTAIN RIP, PERFECT MORN, MOOKONE, TANDY, MONASH PRINCISS, DAMMANN, and RED DOUGLAS across Seventh to Fourth Division Handicaps with early closing noted.
Wallace, former captain of the New South Wales Waratahs, has accepted the invitation of the management committee of the British Union to coach the New South Wales teams. It is understood Mr Wallace will be asked by the Australian selectors to join the Australian side for the Test matches later in the season.
The report details amateur competitors aiming to qualify for the national amateur championship. It lists round-by-round results, standout scores, and notable performances from players such as Perrier, O'Sullivan, Thomson, and Von Nida. The narrative notes late-round improvements, tied scores, and evolving conditions influencing progress toward the final stages.
Local race results list multiple divisions with horse and driver matchups, noting winners and margins. Details mention Ogee Wardonga, Gulivan and others, with focus on handicaps and performances across divisions and events.
A meeting of the Tennis Association in New South Wales discussed the Australian championships and invited Queensland players to participate. Names of players and officials appear, with plans for fixtures and upcoming events, highlighting potential entrants and arrangements for intercolonial competition.
Souths announce state player Sherman Souts will travel to Brisbane to join the Boathern Suburts squad. Abvetvallarer of Queenstone and Tuswich, a center, is also in the frame as they prepare for the Nundah match on Saturday.
Fragmented text indicates a report that Hunt's offer was referred to BRA by delegates or committee. The device mentions payment of transfer fee of 220, with unclear participants or dates. Named entities are partially legible but not consistent, hindering full attribution.
Wing appeals against a disqualification by the council of officials after a recent incident during a match. The outcome could set a precedent for penalties and future conduct. The case involves Wing and the opposing team with a reinspection planned for the next session.
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