Local meet reports mixed results at Cotas track event
A brief notice from yesterday’s sports page notes mixed outcomes at a Cotas held track meet. Lakeside team runners faced strong competition from visiting rivals as final results delayed.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 21, 1931
Page
9
A brief notice from yesterday’s sports page notes mixed outcomes at a Cotas held track meet. Lakeside team runners faced strong competition from visiting rivals as final results delayed.
An unreadable OCR fragment references Kemardrect and WL hoes with multiple garbled lines about terms for Lameree and a time 7 or 8 re, plus scattered numbers and phrases. It mentions penalties, samples, and a 278 value but lacks coherent facts.
Readable fragments show names and positions in the Spalding Cup event. Mentions of competitors like Wilkens, Caries, and Philipsment appear with possible team or home affiliations. Several scores and placements are garbled. key figures and exact outcomes are unclear.
Five grade district championship meet details are outlined for Saturday afternoon including participants Kerr, Grune, Lew, Saterday events and anticipated pairings. Names like Roberts Wittem and Emnete show in scattered entries with bids for Sunday action and preliminary draws noted.
The article reports results from the USA Championships noting Forest Bill Ace 18 dominating deceptions in the sprint events. Winners include Jane Jacnbe Stateen over Virginia Rice and Shad over Ming, with several other athletes like Carita Riegel and Eleanor Copimee highlighted in close finals.
A fragment notes the overseas intelligence commission or body and the reservation of rights by Australia and New Zealand. The text is garbled but indicates discussions or assertions about governance and jurisdiction related to Australasian regions.
Obsessively fears redistribution, Queensland Labor rejects independent commissions to redraw electorates and trim seats. The piece argues redistribution is necessary to correct gerrymandered lines that have kept Labor in power despite votes, urging a fair reform by a neutral tribunal.
The Rotary Club in Cairns heard MP R. Arelwdale Parkhill speak on public service and the value of a democratic form of government. He praised plain unvarnished talk and noted that parliamentary services should be well served, while acknowledging electors bear responsibility for representation.
Newport tournament report rough OCR shows Australian Catherine Servier advancing to quarterfinals with matches against opponents Vaneya and Hoghey noted. details are fragmented and date listed as August 1.
The forecast notes generally fine conditions with minor fog in the north. A light breeze and pleasant temperatures are expected, with no major storms anticipated this period.
A speaker urged electors to take greater interest in duties and to elect only the best men who will place country first. He praised the word statesman over politician and warned that until Australia acts on high political principle, the term may not apply to those chosen to serve in Parliament.
The Railway Band will render a prorauiae yf music Sovnight at the intersection of Shields and Sachs streets beginning 7.20 under the conductorship of Me for Den ora. A barbed wire incident injured Schofield, an employee of the Wrot- Tan Park Butchering Company, who suffered a severe laceration to the letter. He received ambulance care and was sent to a die- Cairns Show. Prize money is posted for country winners. those in town may apply at the secretary's office. Any unclaimed prize money within seven days will be donated to the association's fund.
Queensland State Schools Tennis Association players competed in a series across the state. They were defeated by the Newcastle Schools Association, with reports arriving via Mr. wd OM of Garris, whose grandson captained the Queensland team.
James Edward Gadogly a dairy farmer of Samford near Brisbane was ordered to pay 25 shillings weekly to his wife Kate Hogly from August 20 with additional legal costs. A Gardenvale road accident case saw James Smart sued for 280 pounds with both sides ordered to pay their own costs after judge ruled it a contributory fault incident. Local hotel football challenges spark a proposed Pacific Publicans Premiership with hotel boarders and a line umpire arranged for the match.
At last night’s Rotary Cairne gathering President CG Kammian hosted guests including Archdale Parkhill M HoR Sydney Eckhardt from Sale and Clement Jones Tastania. Parkhill delivered a thoughtful address praising service to the country and elector duties noting past leaders and current figures, and he expressed fondness for the Far North.
The valuable trophy presented by Mr James Thor patron of the Tully Rifle Club was on view at the captain's office tonight. Members admired the trophy and discussed the competition among club members led by Kr CE James.
Officials in Cairns welcomed visiting South footballers and Rugby League figures at Hotel Pacific. The event was supported by Mr D Headrick, president of the Cairns League, marking a joint hospitality occasion for sport leaders.
Mr Sunderland the South Queensland team manager thanked Cairns officials and locals for a hearty reception at the railway station. He praised young players and noted the chance to build a strong Maroons squad for 1932, citing Jeff Moores and other touring team members. He lauded Harold Burns for North Queensland leadership and congratulated Cairns on winning the Crowley Cup.
Biemerens discusses next trip north to Cairns while Ms Sunderland notes his Queensland roots and lack of prior north of Townsville. Sunderland recalls Niagara Falls visits, Barron Falls await, and desire to see more of North Queensland. In Sydney he praises northern hospitality and notes Alan Kipras and Don Bradman endorsements. Vic Jensen introduces Sunderland and the Brisbane Rugby League vice president role.
The North Queen and Rowley League was proposed by Mr Wasealer with support from Mr Davie responses allotted to Mr Jor Williams and Sir D Crowley Their Rasty League was proposed by Mr W and answered by Mr D Meadrick and Mr W Tracey Concluding with the feast of The City ly te Sumderaat se bape by Me sui c Fraction broke ge when the players attended a velve dance in the Aquaric Hall
August meeting of the Tully besiacal committee discussed hospital plans and a proposed maternity block to cost about £60. Mr E McKeownay urged swift action while officers noted the building fund had reached £1007 and considered alternate funding options.
The Magnea departs the Aquatic jetty at 213 Saturday afternoon for a popular weekend fishing outing. Fresh bait will be available on return Saturday morning, with a repeat of last week's large catch confidently expected.
The Cairns RAC Q quarterly meeting reviewed correspondence on road safety and the Fead Retwsen Petersen crossing, discussed improving Barron Gorge access, and considered appointing school safety patrols similar to Brisbane metropolitan schools. Delegates asked RAC HQ for show precinct parking details and retained satisfaction with Cairns Show arrangements.
A Cairns arrival brings seven QAAS students headed by C Gattur to tour Far North areas. Included are Mr. Steele the plant experimentalist and Mr. Murray assistant secretary, with five names cited among the party along with their hometowns Ipswich Brisbane Rosevale and Exmerald.
A tour party, having completed sessions in various agricultural shows, visits Ti on Taeeday and Magnetic Toland then inspects mines and farms at Tingham Tonislail Cairns and Mareeba. An intensive program aims to cover city and Tableland sites with visits to Harbor Roar museum and tobacco farms before traveling to Atherton Tableland and later returning via Reckhawpr and Rawenon Valley.
The lineup lists Saterday representation for Euros including Sesth Wo Murphy and captain A Farriaptain with E Thomason Holtes and Ro Fort. Kangaroos meet Eurokas on Saturday with Kerby Kelly Kine Cannon Gilmour Martin Tyson Stevens Stock King Commmings in reserve.
Sugar Mills Tully reports continued crushing operations with a target of 100000 tons expected to be reached around 10 o'clock Friday night. The feedstock and tempo indicate steady output as work proceeds at the plant.
Fragmentary OCR item notes visitors to Sydney with references to compensation for visitors at the fellow. Mentions Sydney court country press lodge and YMCA at 8 Pim Street and 2S Power Street indicating travel or lodging details.
The report covers the state conference with Mrs. Graham Mylne presiding as State president and other leaders debating representation for the Countrywomen’s Association, child welfare education, and censorship concerns. Delegates travelled about 20,900 miles. decisions were referred to the council for consideration.
In Rockhampton the association announces that due to many members doing outstanding work it would be impossible to confer new life memberships this session. The decree confirms that existing life memberships remain in force and the measure has been approved.
Police raid reveals residents Antonia Koriso and Per fist Gaisenph among 20 held at a common gaming house. Korisor and Gaiser pleaded guilty. ministerial fine urged as others forfeited bail. Inspector McCarthy noted confiscated gear including chairs and club equipment. Court proceedings described with minimal further details.
Figures from SVOREN 1s Wi wistveve at T Dr Earle Page indicate that funds were established to support a six year program. The 423 HOUSE run six and a half years shows Australia’s credit drive extending to New York and other markets, with industrialists noting gains.
Fragmentary notes show a 19th century debate over relief for Victoria with references to a government act and leaders such as Sir Staley Aves. The text mentions a grant of £1,005 and stresses urgent calls for assistance amid wartime or famine conditions. Names and phrases are garbled but point to a relief measure and political contention.
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