Cairns Club Notes at City Baths Fifth Series Events
Abi at the City Baths hosts the fifth of the first series covering all grades. Hands-to-night steps precede events including A cap and various handicap races for Ladies, Junior Girls and Boys, Sub-Junior and Beginners. Nominations close at 7.30 p.m. sharp. mercantile relay captains must submit teams.
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W. James
A. Roach
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S. Price
Newell
T. James
C. Hawthorn
T. Fitzpatrick
J. Black
J. J. Plunkett
R. Freeman
W. Robins
L. Smith
N. Hawthorn
K. Kidd
J. Sellers
F. Mayser
M. Ser
D. Battle
B. Sinclair
Chinsoon
Nue
L. White
J. Sinclair
E. Simpson
B. Boor
J. Price
B. Cadman
B. Price
D. Morris
M. Robertson
N. James
N. Peintyre
D. On
K. Sinclair
G. Robina
K. Harvey
R. Carne
N. Heatley
N. Swinburn
A Harvey
J. Fox
K. Wiles
B. Wiles
O. Robinson
G. McKauge
C. O'Grady
K. Wildman
T. Barrett
C. Mason
A. Bradley
G. Campbell
C. Newman
B. Horton
Tiny Tots
Jill Robinson
D. Heatley
Campbell
A. McGill
Barge
SAILING AT CAIRNS FOR JACK CULHANE MEMORIAL SHIELD
Cairns Aquatic Club entries for Sundays Jack Culhane Memorial Shield race include eight boats with Phantom skippered by Jack Ingram and last week's winner N.B.S. skip Fred Bleck among contenders. Commodore Lordan oversaw club meetings as Phantom, Hit and Winori placed in Queen of the Harbour results. Handicaps were announced by Handicapper Chimes as crews prepare trainee dinghies for weekend sailing.
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Cairns Aquatic Club
Jack Cuse
Jack Culhane
New Guinea
Rai
Fred Bleck
N.bs
Jack
Fred
Phantom
Jack Ingram
Lordan
Queen of the Harbour
Hazel Worth
Val Nevins
Winori
Betty Boor
Jack Thomas
Messrs
J. P. Rooney
T. Caldwell
W. Luck
Paterson Retains Title After Fourth Round Knockout
London report notes Jackie Paterson defending his European bantamweight title in Glasgow by a fourth round knockout of Theo. Paterson delivered a vicious left hook that missed, causing the French challenger to fall and injure a right knee, unable to rise before the count.
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London
Ch Fon
Jackie Paterson
Nat
Self
Glasgow
Theo
Paterson
Waste retention drives ongoing effort in Og aE ment
The fragment suggests a focus on retaining waste matter as a central issue. It notes ongoing work or concern about how waste remains in place, indicating a public health or environmental matter under discussion. The text lacks clear names or dates but centers on waste retention.
Slackening scoring marks third A grade series start
The opening day of the third series saw lower scoring with no team reaching a century. Ivanhoes led Brothers by 46 while Olson claimed six wickets as Colts posted 185 and Rovers and Colts battled to a draw. High School and Royals faced trouble, and the Advanx Trophy and Draper Shield rounds continue with several B grade matches.
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Hilton Hodgett
Ivanhoes
Severens Cat
McDonald
Brothers
Olson
Ball
F. Armbrad
Girle
R. Horwood
Hughes
Darcy Pelling
Sead
Hodgetts
McKavanagh
Todeetta
Bill Horwood
Rovers
Colts
O'Neill
Fang Yuen
James
Horwood
Carr
Mulry
James Far
Arch James
Halli
Norths
Brian Bolton
B. Kerr
D. Lennon
Pearson
Northa
Cale
High School
Royals
Jack Greene
Max Kelly
Potts
Woods
Morris
O'Rourke
Advanx
Railway
Uniteds
Norman Park
Tom Hogan
Cairns Bowls Club Social Games and Competition
Bowls at the Cairns bowling green last weekend featured Social Games with players Roach Dillon juin ton Stevenson Melsughlin and top duo Uren Carey in close scores 24 24 and 26 16. Competition play saw Uren Rae v Kelly Symons 25 12 Rymer v Roach 156 120 and Welcher Welch matchups. Tadman and partners delivered solid showings while Terry joins as a newcomer to competition amid a closely contested program.
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Piay
Cairns
Roach
Dillon
Juinton
Stevenson
H Melsughlin
Ton
Vensod
Skellern
Uren Carey
Bosanko
Cleghorn
Martindeat
Ryan
Horwood
Boden
Quinton
Dowling
Creedy
Calvert
Derby
Jordan
Symons
Gower
McKewen
Martinuzzi
Wiseman
Crowley
T. May
Skinner
Parker
Jennings
Eee
Cooney
White
Uren
Rae
Kelly
Welch
Tscr
Rymer
Saaman
Hollingsworth
Ace Mason
Formance
Formance Symons
Ree
Gintelimind
Jeneich
Agin
Tadman
Sarno Saalkoenertn
Terry
Linsoy Gilby Weatherbey clash in Babinda race judges note
In Babinda on October 31 Linsoy Gilby Weatherbey and Till McGrath Hanush faced off with close scoring in a local meet. Ferguson Burnett and Watson contributed, while Sean was among the notable entrants.
VIGORO DEAW FOR FIFTH SERIES AT CAIRN NORTH SCHOOL
Uniteds v VAD at Cairn North School features Kangaroos and Rovers with lines listing players such as Boundy King Brabon and Parsons Langley Tully and Oaks. Time of departure 1.45 p.m. confirms a local matchup with Waratahs and other notes.
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Uniteds
VAD
Cairn North School
Kangaroos
Rockets
V. Boundy
G. King
D. Brabon
O. Taylor
D. Wilson
A. Higgins
J. Eyres
V. Paisley
G. Graham
B. Luff
P. Sterritt
Brook
O. Parsons
J. Parsons
C. Langley
B. Tully
P. Tully
J. Eicoste
D. O'Neill
A. Martin
E. Allan
B. Beecheno
M. Hits
L. Bona N. Morris
Pelling
E. Rolls
A. Rolls
A. Fraser
E. Crimmins
L. James
J. Leahy
Heserve
B Turner
Rovers
E. Kenton
J. de Tenon
M. Francis
P. Richards
W. Lake
Beeley
H. Malcolm
Co. Corcoran
Nash
M. Robertson
Xajewakt
A. McKavanagh
A. Smith
E. Stone
P. Hayes
J. Leet
L. MacDonald
F. C E. Rogers
D. Elhecod
Hernshaw
I. Moyle
B. Noble
T. Ed- Reserve
J. Mey
B. Chin Soon
F. Chin Soon
Lepinath
L O'Sullivan
N. Ferry
P. Ponent
Madigan
T. i
D. Sean
C. Ce
D. Ae
M. O'Sullivan
Waratahs
Minnie
Gordonvale
B. Wolf
G. Carne
Carne
Club championship advances with dominant Watson showing
In a midweek club championship match Watson defeats Siager 34 to 18, with key moments from over Weeks Watson dominating play and securing a convincing win as the team moves closer to the midway mark of the competition.
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Watson
J Prothe Moet
Siager
Bomb Explodes Near Embassy After Front Door Found
An explosion shattered the facade of the embassy area after authorities reported discovering a heavy calibre mine. Carabinieri found the front door blown out before the device detonated, causing extensive damage to ambassadorial quarters and nearby walls while no personnel were harmed.
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Utear
Ares
Anglo Argentine pact sparks U.S. objections in Washington
The United States objects to Britain over sections of an Anglo Argentine economic accord. Officials say provisions may violate U.S. policy by blocking sterling and creating exclusive long term meat pledges. State Department and Treasury coordinate, with talks in Washington and Buenos Aires.
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Washington
A.ap
United States
Britain
Unites Tans
Gury
John Snyder
Eta
London
William Cla Sn
H. Dalton
State Department
Treasury
Buenos Aires
Snyder
Argentina
Ding
Sterling
United Sates
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
France
Goering's Last Letters Suppressed by Control Council
The Control Council ruled Goering's death by self-inflicted action letters from his cell would not be published. Four copies sent to the Council will be destroyed, with the originals impounded. The letters reportedly include notes to his wife, the gaol commandant, and Allied personalities.
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Berlin
Control Council
Drought Continues With Sparse Rainfall Innisfail District
Innisfail reports October brought only 37 points of rain over six days, keeping yearly total at 96 inches 56 points across 87 wet days. Despite nine months passed, the seasonal average remains unmet as streams dry up and cascades shrink under extreme drought conditions.
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Innisfail
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