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Newspaper

Cairns Post

Location

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Date

Oct 23, 1946

Page

4

Bowlers Shine In Close Weekend Competition

In a crowded schedule at the Cams green venues many players posted strong scores. Boden led A grade with 32 and 34, while Creedy and May also posted solid bowls and close finishes. Dowling beat White, Kerr proved consistently dominant, and May forged ahead late to win 92 24 as Beuilion Be was edged in the final stages.

Soci Toplisa Barrington Steveruen Norris Kelly T. Mel Loushlie Moore Wiseman Rae Hollingworth Rymer Dillen Sor Gower Growler McRemsle Calvert Ihnes Parker Jones Orcavanagh Darley Boden Tu Chow Dowling Man Boden Penved Hix Webb Creedy May Boden Clow Stelly Beuilion Keris Hin Nana Fap Kerr

Jorgensen and Lewis Reach B Grade Semis in Club Tourney

Sorgensen June and Lewis reach the B grade semi finals by defeating Bros and Williamson. The event, funded by Moynahan and Butcher, continues next Sunday with Woodford and Hooley vs Lindsay and Brown to finish the other semi. Early results show Symons leading in A grade singles and various B grade matches.

Sorgensen Lewis Defeatiee Bros and Williamson Messrs B. J. Moynahan Jack Butcher Dow Woodford and Hooley Lindsay Brown Jorgensen Ena Callaghan Cleall Peters Jagerndor Seldon Symons Thornley Brest Williamson Healy Beattie F Thompson Blackmore Kinpacker Cecil Seldon i Williams Barr Jagerndorff Reynolds Stewart Wilismacn F. Thompson Howlett Robinson Coutts Sinclair Bischmore Scanton C. King Clean Whatley Webb Carvolth Vy Cohen Keller Dimes Grumihe Fewster Shaw McFarlane Hoole O'Brien Box Woodford and Hooley Wherry Stewart Cleat Whalley Jorgen Sen Jun Lewis v. Reynolds Torgenset Robina Richard Juin

Gordonvale Club Social Games Ends In Close Bowls Round

The Gordonvale bowls section reports a tangle of results with players such as Whdsor, R. Anderson, Coughlats, Bilesy, Lahey, and many more posting tight scores like 33-28 and 32-247. Notable clashes include Coutts against McDermott and Daddow versus Goodall, with McLaichie and White delivering strong showings in singles and consistency events.

Whdsor R. Anderson Coughlats Bilesy Lahey Johor Sour Smit Irvin Queally Btrickland Aimy Haimea Louly A. Aohnso B. Reed White Heaslop Clarke Brown Townson R. Sues Hooper Boyle Bennett Lane Smith Parry Parry v. Agly Goodall Wesp Ee Sure Muley Volo Janes Conkey Coutts Dawson Foreweather Sue Gein Mayrard Baker Singtor Coutts Coughlan McDermott Berrborough Vaeste Pred Agurek Mebn A. Owens Trenson P. White McConkey Orvat Challenige Dick Sues Pein Daddow McLatchie Mley A. Clarke Anaueress Amy Brown A. Johnson Smith Corniat Jent Tommy Lahey Jock Irving

Pravda Criticizes Russian Ministries Over Housing Delays

Moscow radio reports that Pravda attacked the Ministry of Housing for completing only one fifth of the housing program in eight months. It blamed late deliveries of building materials and poor labor organization for the delays and criticized the Ministry of Fuel for neglecting miners housing problems, impacting coal output.

London Moscow Radio Pravda Ministry of Housing Ministry of Fuel

Golf Stableford contest yields strong scores at Mossman

Last Saturday's stableford event attracted over 10 players with O'Connell posting 39 points after a 42 and 70 round. W Bauer placed second with 37, while C Beaven rose with improving form. The club notes a social, competitive weekend including Herberton Club plans and next week four ball best ball stableford details.

Stableford O'Connell Alten W. Bauer Tame C. Beaven Me. C. Woodward J Gonnell W. Baler C. Bessen J. Mc Ladle R. Millard Barclay V Rake J. FR. Warner A Ireland W. Palmer MD. Harris C. Woodward H Iilleton Hayes Dc. Trivett R Thomson W. Conopla i RB O Meara Weom Dupain SG Barnes N. Collean G Peterman C. McCloy J. Derrick Mossman Uume Herberton Club

Wiwori Triumphs In Palace Hotel Trophy Race

The Cairne Aquatic Club fleet raced for the Palace Hotel trophy with eight entries. Wiwori, skippered by Will Coombs, overcame early trouble to win ahead of Phantom Sally Til and Miss Dignity in a tense finish. Final results show Wiwori first, Sally Til second, Miss Dignity third, with Nim, Blossom, NBS, and Mavora among the field.

Tom Craine Cairne Aquatic Club A. Lay Sally TH Atkinson NBS Nim Blosser Blossom Bloxsom Ed Lewis Winori Phantom Sally Tit Miss Dignity Mavora Marke Wiwori Blossim Winchs Sally III Jen Miss 3Wort Wesshead Sally Mise Dignity Blum Nit Fot Nbs Secomg Marth Mark Winart Wiwarta Sally TI Winors Mion Mavera Walshe Wiwort Sally Tr Mavs Nim Maged & Gros Whwers Han Tom Mime Mavarn Hn Am Blewmn Wcrass Green Tech Miz Dignity Panag Ard Mavors Tse Sally II Ise Dignity Nimmith Mavoran Secundr Walsi's Creek Bally Il Seeraeater Phantaa Oly Lycranes Merane

VIGORO SATURDAY SPORTS RESULTS AND EVENTS

Saturday results show Shamrocks over Rovers by one run, Edmonton beating Uniteds, Royals defeating Aémonten, Kangaroos II over Warratah, Kalgaroos T defeating High Beboo, and Rockets beating Trochus. In bowls, B Grade semi final failed to impress, finals set next week. nominations open for club championship and vice president rinks with multiple teams traveling to Mossman. Local bowling events include singles finals and proposed competitions for non-bowlers with notable performances by Mrs Beevers and Mrs Johns.

Shamrocks Rovers Edmonton I Uniteds Royals Aémonten Kangaroos II Warratah Kalgaroos T High Beboo Rockets Trochus Sherrin Mill Cornish Andrews Lister Miller Errey McCarthy Gordon Cornish Dutchy Miller Bob Hin Moss‘man Athertom

Malanda District Bowling Club holds October meeting

The Malanda District Bowling Club reports over £1000 spent on clubhouse and fittings, plans for a bowling green construction, and weather permitting planting. Officers elected include Patron J English and Senior President C B English, with 35 members and a motion to apply for admission to the Far Northern Queensland Bowling Association.

Malanda J. English Snr English W. S. Bettridge WH. Burge F. Grahams A. Ry Dorman J. Rickman J. Rickman) Committer. Meserx He Turner, Winton,c. Cook J Brady H. Hannem W" Hollingsworth Queensland

Mossman Results From Thursday and Handicap Clash

In Mossman on Thursday at the RSL Club the women Hardwick MicClarty Robbing and C J Crees with Ziegler Hendy Law won while P Crees 16 18. Mesiames Mackay Lynn Harper H Young Yount Frost C J Crees and P Crees 11 24. On Saturday October 19 the handicap competition Bet Young versus Johnston produced new records and Mischlew anings 2 in the event.

Mossman RSL Mesdames Hardwick MicClarty Robbing C.J. Crees Mescames Ziegler Hendy Miss Law P. Crees Mesiames Mackay Lynn. Harper Mr. H Younssdames Frost C. J. Crees Yount PL Crees H. Young v. Johnston Rewuke New Cay Mischlew

Brisbane skiff results reel with many boats and names

Brisbane scores bring a flood of names and times from multiple fleets. Milne’s Jayetee IL wins a key race ahead of Ware and Jones as Resale Mardnt and Dorothey Crouch place, while Phantom Willis takes a squadron handicap and Phantom, Helen Pitman, and Sparrow Goodall feature in the day’s standings.

George Milne Jayetee IL Brisbane Ifn Lore Limeath Tomi Irene F. Ware Dawn E Jones Dorothy R. Crouch Dove Tohnstone Phintom Willis Helen JC. Pillmaijt Sparrow V R. Goodall South Brisbane Dorios Prestige B. Stafford Jean Dy Brown Sandgate Yacht Club Abbr WI Harring Tavineible Gilbert Ith Saracen Helen Pitman Heather G. Nuri Wi Debonair Miers Bulimba Seraten Rice Speedaway A. Presidget Vortex Mitchell Recone End Mischief K. Stratford Revelry MI Waterloo Bay Romance Stureve Mercia VI Avalon Pier Mercia Ceillie Manule Fevalit Sally JH

Subhas Chandra Bose Death Confirmed by Allied Panel

An official announcement states the Allied investigation team and Tuan AA have established that Subhas Chandra Bose died on August 14 in Singapore when a Japanese bomber crash resulted in his death.

Singapore Tha Tuan Aa Subhas Chandra Bose

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