Mercantiles to face Cairns Timber and Suburbs in Sunday cricket
Teams for Mercantiles and Cairns Timber Ltd lineups announced for weekend fixtures at Freshwater and Edmonton. Suburbs elect a squad to meet Cairns Timber again, with Emergencies and Waratahs and Rovers also listed. Players urged to gather by 9 am at Stratford and railway.
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Mercantiles Agaist Bvanhees
J. Platsteads
J. Lynam
A. Seaman
Kavell
A. Allain
C. O'Brien
W. Corben
W. Carlton
J. Melhee
G. Kiernan
Dy Snell
C. W. Crisp
Cairns Timber Ltd
Suburbs
Sumlay
Olsen
H. Cummings
Joe. Norris
E. Klemm
Tom Jones
T. Many
F. Freudenberg
T. Shambrook
M. Johnson
H. Shepherd
Alf
Roberts
F. Simpson
F. Shore
G. Richards
J. Thompson
Bolands Ltd
Freshwater
Ahern
Malden
Kirkpatrick
Speed
Tal
Edmonton
J. Smith
J. Cullen
T. Mehrens
W. Andy
W. Troughton
P. Quirk
R. McDonald
Ie Chatawa
Bright
Fox
T. Pulcock
T. Smith
UF Bony
Waratahs
R. Blackanore
E. Blackmore
T. Foster
Ivanhoes
Mercantiles
C. Fleming
J. Walker
K. Vine
S. Carworth
W. Tracey
V. Marsh
I. Gallagher
A. Cleary
Seat
T. Hoey
H. Baker
W. Hendrick L. Johnston Posteley
Stratford
Railway
L. Craven
R. Jackson
J. League
Martin
O. Olson
T. Lock
J. Kelly
F. Sheperd
F. Cockrem
T. Reynolds
W. Nicoll
V, Reyes
W. Boland
Warner Optimistic on England Victory in Australia
London report quotes Phan Warner predicting Chapman will return victorious from Australia. West Indies show best fast bowling since 1972, but lack sharp fielding and cohesion. Sir Robert Rutherford rebukes criticism of team and captain. Leveson Gower hopes West Indies play five Tests soon. cricket remains England’s popular sport amid law-change talks.
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London
Chapman
Australia
Phan” Warner
West Indies
Robert Rutherford
West Sockey
Leveson Gower
England
Smith V Newman in London Bowls Match Scores Told
Smith faces Newman in London on September 27 as Smith posts 12 632 with breaks of 76H 626 and 411 while Newman records 11 160 with a high break of 820 in a tense bowls contest.
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London
Smith
Newman
Industrial Appeals to Board Over Female Cook Case
Brisbane Sept 20 report on July 30 Industrial Magistrate O Kelly hearing a complaint by J Campbell of the AWU that cane cutters Cliderd Wotton and others breached the Sugar Producers Award by employing a female cook. The defence said the worker leased a farm building and provided board. The Ministry ruled this an award evasion. The Board reserved its decision after an appeal. The Board also heard appeal against Mr O Kelly’s finding that Grasso’s cane cutting gang did not employ a certain woman as cook. The Board upheld the magistrate. Mileage near 850 miles had been constructed. Local authorities eligible for relief under amendments, with several others approving to entitle relief. Opposition leader Mr Moore said no serious objection to the Hill as road building would benefit rural people. Mr Godfrey Morgan accused the Government of spending on runn ing roads before elections in electorates with Labour majorities. Clauses could empower an unscrupulous government to influence voters. Mr W L Deacon urged that developments should not burden settlers with costs. Mr J B Edwards warned maintenance burden post construction. Second reading agreed. Loan Bill passed through committee and to this reading ordered for Tuesday. House adjourned until that day.
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Brisbane
Bubinda
O'Kelly
J. Campbell
A.W
Cliderd Wotton
Worn
0. Kelly
Grasso
Wang
Uber
Moore
Godfrey Morgan
Runwin
Lion
W.L. Deacon
C.pn
Cunningham
J. B. Edwards
C.N
Nananga
Tuesaday
Hrisbane
Thie. McCormack
Dectsional
Ite
Adter
A. EF. Moore
Premier forces extended sitting hours in Queensland parliament
In Brisbane on September 27, the Premier pushed through a resolution to extend sitting hours on supply days to 10 p.m. Opposition protests followed as the gag motion passed 34 to 22. Debate on nursing and masseurs registration expanded after, with the Main Roads Act Amendment Hill also moving forward amid discussions on motor traffic and road spending.
English cricketers enjoy healthy tour and social success
PORT SAID September 24 reports the English cricket team in good health and spirits after a splendid trip. Deck games are aiding fitness, Hobbs Herdeen Ames and Larwood avoided one meal due to seasickness. A feral team invited Marylebone but the invitation was not accepted. The squad has adopted as badge St George and the words 924 Australia 1929.
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Port
Hobbs
Herdeen
Ames
Larwood
Marylebone
St. George
Australia
AQUATICS EXECUTIVE MEETING NOTES FOR REGATTA WEEK
The executive aquatics meeting, led by Commodore W Favell, approved prior minutes and reported race programmes ready for Sundays. New entrants Matya and J M.H. join eight boats already racing, with skippers hinting at surprises. Nacific won Mr D Headrick’s trophy plus a club donation trophy. first race Sunday. Aimed course amendments to be discussed next meeting. A euchre party and dance is planned for Saturday to benefit Memory and Regatta Funds.
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W. Favell
Matya
J M.H
Nacific
D.headrick
Ptce
Mat
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