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Brisbane Courier Mail

Location

Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Date

Sep 26, 1933

Page

22

Melbourne Cup prospects at Caulfield and Melbourne

Melbourne Cup chatter centers on Gaine Carrington and Walting Lily as top Caulfield Cup fancies with Gazette predictions showing Gaine Carrington and Kuvera among leading contenders. Lough Neagh strengthens in the Melbourne Cup betting with rival support for Euvera and Break Up as Derby races loom, while bettors weigh multiple contenders in the shifting quotations.

Melbourne Gaine Carrington Rovers Kuvers Walteing Lily Gaines Carr Abe Bydsney Begins Holt Hole Picatus Kin Mentone Fed Middle Watch Hiden Gabe Carrington Kuvera Lough Neagh

Melbourne Gceatchings Derby Update

Melbourne September 25 racing list includes Selassie Johoole anon leading selections. Caliphate figures in Bastarn Chief and Johnnie Jason shows, with Blue Ramp and Dramatic entries across Caulfield Cup Toorak Handicap and Caulfield Guineas. Multiple horse names listed. event lineup highlights Selassie and Johnnie Jason as top contenders.

Melbourne Selassie Laudation Toorak Ousius Johnale Juson Geleasie Onslaught Caulfield Guinhas

Point Danger Surf Life Saving Holds Annual Meeting

The Point Danger branch of the Surf Life Saving Association of Australia met in Coolangatta on September 25. Officers were elected including patron J Franc, president W Winders, secretary P B Stephens, and treasurer A Charleston. Officers and delegates to Queensland State centre were named. Recommendations from the Board of Examiners urged standard equipment and belt conformity in all competition events and called for a Sydney visit to align with the association’s interpretations.

Coolangatta Point Danner Surf Life-Saving Association of Australia Snouns oMesra J. Franc MAB Messie T. F. Plunkett A. & Budd MLA W. Winders J. E. Gray M. Stirling A Kennedy Queensland State Centre Mears C. Cripps RB Winders P. A. Stephens Aenrerel Board of Examiners Sydney SP Point Queensland

Tennis Courts Players Sporting Requisites

Fragmentary notice listing tennis courts and players with sporting requisites. Mentions South Brisbane and a Saturday afternoon event. Includes a box number for applications.

South Brisbane

Kangaroos on Tour Aim for Record Wins in UK

Rugby League report notes Australia on a nine match winning streak under Gorman as they prepare to face Bradford North and Halifax. If they win, the Kangaroos will set a new all time Australian record for victories abroad, surpassing the 1971-72 side. The next tests include Manchester and the first meet next Saturday with Halifax before the Bradfor d clash.

Gorman Kangaroos Bradford North Hed & Mineweg Eeason Agelnet Bradford Manchester Halifax Australia England Bangerocce Les Cubett Combina

Steggall Tours North Queensland on Rugby League Tour

Steggall, Wal lsby full back and three quarter, toured North Queensland with Southern Queensland under his management in 15T%, and received £ per week for loss of time while on tour. Queensland officials deny paid play in Rugby Union and stress amateurs.

Stan Noss Queensland Rugby League Jack Steggall Wallsby Springbeks North Queensland Southern Queensland

Prestige at stake in Queensland cricket season

By V. Nichols, the piece argues the season opens with great potential for new talent to strengthen the State side and avoid Southern pressure for Queensland’s exclusion from the Shield. It cites past failures, calls for focus and development, and stresses that success rests not only with executives but with players’ concentration and effort.

Queensland Statenelectora Queensland Cricket Executive

Queensland cricket needs a leader and stronger talent pool

The article argues Queensland cricket relies too much on weekend club games, with many top players unavailable due to leave or salary limits. It notes pay increases to four pounds for home games may alter dynamics, urges careful selection, and calls for a strong leader and professional coaching to build a lasting Sheffield Shield team. It stresses fielding practice and reliable slip catching as essential to lift performance.

Queensland R. Levy G, Nothing L. Litater F. C. Thompson E. C. Knowles P. M. Hornibrook Queensland Cricket Amocistion Lastesaton Es Eam Elas Gough Bt Siske Gueensland Cricket Association

Australian Board Moves: Queensland Chief Speaks on Line

Queensland Cricket Association president J Hutcheon returned to Brisbane and stated the board will handle line bowling issues within Sheffield Shield governance. He affirmed Australian control and amicable handling of the Bodyline dispute in the national setup.

Australian Board of Control Queensland Cricket Association J. &. Hutcheon Brisbane Hutcheen Sheffield Ghield Tri Bounderea

Higgins rules out professional cricket plans

B Higgins, ex Sheffield Shisid player, yesterday said he has no intention of playing professional cricket. He remains keen on the game and hopes to turn out for Toombul, but because he lives outside the district he must obtain Queensland Cricket Association executive permission to play electorate cricket.

B. Higgins Sheffield

Hours of Play Seen Lengthening Club Cricket Schedule

A Queensland Cricket Association study shows last six Bemp ions of 287 A grade matches produced only 34 completed games. First innings points were 162, 47 matches drawn, and several clubs logged mixed results across totals and first innings outcomes.

Queensland Cricket Association Toombul Its Valley Northern Suburbs Western Suburbiw South Brisbane Eastern Suburb Calta XL University

Denny Recovers as Rugby Clashed with Paris Ground

Denny emerged from the manager's room relieved after doctors removed his shoulder bandages this morning and expects to be back in action soon. Castleford presents tough opposition on Wemdeday following their big Saturday win over Edington, with Atkinson moving to the center. Notable Saturday results include Oldham and St Helens Aeon overcoming strong sides like Leeds and Warrington as Australian rugby league debates intensify. Harry Sunderland released a broadside over Union hostility to the Australian club ground for the Farrs match and urged cross‑center appeal with a pamphlet translated into French promoting rugby league for amateurs or professionals alike. A delegation may visit Paris ahead of the Test, and Sunderland plans to fly to Paris after the Halifax fixture to recruit support for the Paris match.

Tleley Denny Castleford Wemdeday Ewinton Atkinson Oldham St. Helen's Harry Sunderland Farrs Australia Brisbane Sydney Sunderland Lancashire Yorkshire Paris Bunderland Halifax

Picnic Cricket for Sweet Charity at Tattersalls Club

Seventy members of Brisbane Tattersalls Club form a cricket team to play picnic cricket and raise funds for charitable causes. A £30 1s is in hand after donations by the club committee and members. First match at the Exhibition today with teams listed and players urged to assemble at 1.30 p.m. for a socially minded sporting event.

Brisbane Tattersalls Club Tattersall's Club Tema M Ocho Memhard Ee Brery

End of Season Bulimba Cup Final Matches Brisbane Ipswich

The Brisbane Rugby League plans the Bulimba Cup final between Brisbane and Ipswich after a tied season. A rematch round was ordered, and if ties persist winners will be decided by points scored. selectors named Brisbanes team with captain W Christia and coach noting training at Davies Park tonight and Thursday.

Brisbane Davies Ipswich Wea Mersm. Bix BR. Williams M. Dwyer Ww. Wright N . Loderstand L. Gt. Ledger Castella E. Robson W. Whyte F. Mitchell A. Park T. M'Manus W. Christia A. Jones W. Wilson W. Dall T. Purtell Devies Fark

Best Players Named In Australian Rules Awards

Trophies are awarded for the fairest and best player in the grades of Australian Rules football each season. J Butchard of Windsor wins reserve, G Moss of Mayne wins junior, and F Willette of Yeronga wins junior minor. The central trophy winner is undecided. Roma hosts Brisbane at Perry Park on Saturday with Brisbane having won the Roma match. The junior grad final Mayne versus Kedron opens the day. A patron has donated a trophy for the player with the neatest uniform and best game.

Braden J. Butchard Windsor G. Moss Mayne F. Willette Yeronga Roma Brisbane Perry Park Kedron

Rugby Union rules clash sparks publicity query

Fragmentary text shows officials debating code interpretation and a publicity campaign for the Kangaroos. Mr. Foss and Mr. Philips defer to the union on rule meaning, suggesting a debate over whether a 3-a-side or 15-a-side format would be used.

Inese Foss Philips

Ocean Force Wins Four Dog Race at Osment

In a Southern dogs event the fourth and fifth dogs littered by Wilberfords from Osment Lady won by lengths in the sprint and main races. Ocean Force led by a short margin with Cement Force close behind, while Malachi the dark dog trained by the Br Rohfeldt brothers took another country win. The meet also featured Ballinger's Lornette and Cherami among other runners with quick times and close finishes.

Wilberfords Ocean Force Cement Force Mazioni Booligal Fiat M. Prewley Heck Marion Force Malachi Larry B Jill Brrohfeldt Brothers Galling By Wanilla Danny Kilwick T. Ashcroft Brown Am Afagong Guilder Starlock Alarm Boy Molly Todd Firat Pick Lésec C. Doherty Bk.w.b Chum of High Tension W. Coleman Marchawsy Arly Choice Castle Queen Lyda Sir Roy Tyds Molerte Mwonths Time Meer

Sunny Brown loses to Cement Force in long distance race

In the seventh and eighth course long distance events, Sunny Brown falls to Cement Force by a half length. Other notable runners include Marlon Force Albion, Bird Lady Belgrave, and Piving Malka-Favourite Melody in a crowded field with no scratches.

P_ Melloy Dell Greyne Breckaway Bird Lady Belgrave Loyds Johnny Boy Dyds Talisman Great Alarm Dyds Friendship Slack Streak Scortching Cement Force F. Morris Malka Melody I Russell W.be.d Breakaway True Australia Iyds Castle Queen Wingham Artela Byds Dick Gyds Piret Bidlayds Alarm Boy

Virginia Handicaps and Dogs at Virginia Club Meeting

The Virginia Club declares handicaps for its meeting opening today. Names include Brigand The Dud Byds Archer Fisher Boy Marion Force Sunny Brown and many others with distances from 1 to 28 yards. First and second dogs race in straight final with a consolation for beaten dogs in straight.

Mrs Brigand Mowelle Archer Fisher Boy Marion Force 2Yde Sunny Brown Ziyds Bleck Knight Gloricla Castle Queen Rome Guard Aragong Colledt Ue Hard Luck Crater Foo Tone Midnight Colin Mit Kilroe Friendly Bill Miss Pemrlesa Chapple Papers Bone Wayda Last Acacia Peggy O'Neil Black Streak Vic Australia Misa Fuschia Gordon's Gift Jtyds Ioem Moelle Buddyyds Sunnywick Warpaint Circle Isbeece Cindell's Xpress Mise Knight Jyde Bob Jones Myce Lyda Stella

Castleford Match Against Australian Team Reported

London as sent a fragmentary update noting an Australian team set to face Castleford on Wednesday with players including Smith Ridley Neumann Doonar Madsen Comnor Gibbs Prigz. The report is incomplete but indicates an international club match context at an English venue.

London Abentembte Castleford Smith Ridley Pn Neumann Doonar McA Madsen Comnor Gibbs Prigz

Ipswich Receives Grants From Queensland Cricket Association

The Galintry committee of the Queensland Cricket Association approved grants totaling £60 to Ipswich and nearby associations after a subcommittee review. Allocations include £30 to Warwick £30 to Toowoomba with other towns such as Maryborough Beenleigh and Jurgon considered. Nominations to be submitted by the closing date for future country association funding.

Galintry Committee Queensland Cricket Association Ipswich and Caite Ratshampton Townsville Woomba Warwick Jurgon Thi Batemen

Norths Secure New Openee Event

Suburbs prepare for opening matches of the season with J. Taylor, a polished left-hander who earlier astonished club cricket circles with four century partnerships in three games, returning to Diris Pane and likely to rejoin his old club this season as a spectator notes he may play.

J. Taylor England Taylor Dirispane Decor Park

Hoffnungs Beats Beaudesert in Brisbane Weekend Match

Hoffnungs met Beaudesert in Brisbane over the week end. Hoffnungs totalled 200 runs with Lather scoring 67 and Fenton taking 4 for 40. Beaudesert’s bowlers included W. J. Smith and Simmons, while the opponents contributed several notable overs.

Hoffnungs Beaudesert Brisbane Ever- Gell W. J Smith Immons Venamore McCleary Hofnungs Lather Fenton

Rofe's XI Beats Beenleigh in Weekend District Match

Arthur Rofe's sleven faced Beenleigh district team over the weekend. Beenleigh scored five innings and 74 with Carter 24 Higginson 16 Rows 3 for 5 A H F Rofe 4 for 12. Mofe's XI BON led by Burger 18 not out Berry 73 Murray Hughes 14 Carter 4 for 77 Lohrish 5 for 38.

Arthur Rofe Sleven Beenleigh Diatrict Beenleigh Carter Higgimeon Rows A. H. F. Rofe Mofe Bon Burger C. Berry Murray Hughes Lohrish S

Warehouse cricket seeks new teams for 38 and 30 grades

Incoming clubs may be admitted by Friday to take the bye in the 38 and 30 grade events. A weekend common is set on the concrete wickets at Tingsles with teams urged to contact Mr. 8 Phil ipa of Brisbane Arceds to register.

Alemaader Tingsles Philipa Brisbane Arceds

M'Whirrters Club Names Park Match Representatives

The Mic team selection lists Beburday Park at 1.45, with players Finlayson Swale F Rom Ww Auliffe Mi Dell J. Crome A. Arbuckia A. Dean OG Brennan O Webb. Also includes Wale Emergencies J. Slattery W. Olay.

Micat Park Beburday Fk Finlayson Swale

Goodna Club Doodna Dated Mirthful City Society Note

Fragmentary OCR reading shows a club label Goodna Club and scattered phrases about male ideas, a Manvel incident, and a Shas er Sia ag Shall Srickat. The readable text is limited and offers no clear event, date, or named persons to confirm a full news item.

Goodna Club Doodna

Interesting Souvenir From Queensland Six Cricket Match

A fragmentary note describes a souvenir ball shaped memento from the first cricket match in Queensland Six Cricket, marking the occasion with historic emphasis.

Queensland Mir

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