Disqualification in Cairns Jockey Club Handicap
The Parm Spec inquiry at Woree found jockey W Thomas and owner T Nugent, along with the horse Parm Spec, disqualified for six months under Australian Rule 155 A. Stewards cited attempts to force the horse inside and other perceived riding faults as the basis for the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Thomas
Don Donello
G. Devies
Baxter
Jim
Baster
den Wdoenette
Ein
E. C. Marl
Palm Spec
Arm Spec
W. ‘Thomas
VT. Nugent
Should One Speak To Strangers In Public
A narrator observes a Spanish descent woman on a train with facial disfigurement and a desired cosmetic transformation. He contemplates offering unsolicited beauty advice and ponders social norms that discourage addressing strangers. He notes possible relief if a chemical could remove the facial hair and wonders about lasting impact.
Bonnie Buck Race Explanation Accepted by Stewards
In a Flying Second Division race at Woree on Friday the Racing Stewards held an inquiry into Bonnie Buck. Stipendiary Steward S Bowen stated Bonnie Buck had a good run on the inside while Narooa led. Lilyman appeared to overwatch Narooa. Owners and riders denied deliberate backing or instructions to win. an amendment accepted the explanation of owner and jockey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woree
Bonnie Buck
S. Bowen
Poinl Narooa
Lilyman
KR. D. Griffiths
Homnenck
Mr. Griffiths
H. Lilyman
Griffiths
Rifle Club Final Trophy Triumph and Meeting Notes
Moe Rifle Club held the final for the Fred Martin trophy. C Fixter won with 297 aggregate, Wordsworth second with 294. Wiltshire Horton Trembath among other cash winners. Trembath re elected captain. Griffin treasurer Wordsworth secretary and several committee members named. Quarterly shoots planned for championship medals with recent scores listed for Fixter Wordsworth and Horton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
Wordsworth
C. Horton
G. Naples
D. Gordon
C. Fixter
Mesars. Roberts
Diongias
W. C. Griffin
Hp. US
Hoowittshire
W. Griffin
Stetn I
Gibson
Douglas
C. Reece
Surrey champion to attempt English Channel swim
Nineteen year old Mises Ivy Hawke, Surrey long-distance champion, plans to swim the English Channel next month. She previously logged twenty three miles in twelve and a half hours, winning the Surrey Ladies Swimming Club shield and gold medals in 1918 and 1919. Reports contest past Channel attempts by Mrs Arthur Hamilton and yacht owner Arthur Porter, with conflicting claims and denials about swimming times and distances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mises Ivy Hawke
Miss Hawke
Surrey
Neap
Surrey Ladies Swimming Club
Arthur Hamilton
Deal
Eves
Worll
Arthur Porter
Go-slow policy debate stirs NSW industrial scene
Premier Sir George Fuller leads a defense of go-slow tactics against the Labor Council, citing James Davis of the United States on boosting output to raise wealth. He argues lowered wages and faster production will help Australian industry compete, with judges highlighting risks of a reduced work week and higher unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fuller
Labor Council
James Davis
Secretary of
Labor
United States
New South Wales
Trades Hall
Statra
Beeby
Powers
Duffy
Rich
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