New Stars Likely In 1956 Olympics
The article lists potential Olympic stars for 1956 including Bobby Morrow from the United States and others from the Soviet Union Hungary and Australia. It discusses probable events for Morrow Kue and Etrick along with historic notes on Nurmi Kohlemainen Owens and 1900 1908 and 1924 Olympians, highlighting enduring greats and shifting eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Morrow
United States
Vladimir Kue
Ruma
Sandor Jaroa
Hungary
Shirley
la Hunty Atrickland
Australia
Morrow
Taaros
Etrickid
Olympic
Eid Paayo Nurmi
Finland
Eny
Ferne
Kohlemainen
Rela Aeaice
Eeeal
Mirane
Koblemainen
Kuroy Comeiie
Albert
Deimes Agaia
Nurmi
Paris
Los Angeles
Wales
Mise Didrikson
Mina Walsh
Eddie Tolan
Zatopek
Jesse Owens
London
Fanny Blankera-Koen
10000 Bottles Of Wine For Athletes
Adelaide reports that 10000 bottles of claret were offered by the Australian wine industry to attending athletes at the Olympic Games. The council learned the wine must go directly to national representatives, as the central organising authority could not accept gifts for competitors without breaching housing and catering rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Brigadier Co, M. L. Bott
Olympic Village
Olympic Authority
State Lottery listings and syndicate details
Lottery 3683 and 3690 entries with latitudes, syndicate names, participant addresses in Sydney and Canberra areas, including Misa F C Rogers B Bola and A.M.B. syndicates. Provides street names, suburb references, and related agents. Printed by The Fedora Hospital Press of Australia Pty. Ltd. in Mort Street Braddon ACT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Rogers
Messrs
Moran and Cato Pty. Ltd
Greveland Street
Japan
Aynd
Mia
Bola
Fountain Ra Don Park
Laman
Rawson
Auburn
B. Shirriff
York Street
Sydney
A.M.B
Alf Webster
Glebe
St. Johna Road
Lottery
Camera
O'Neill Street
Guildfot
Grand Hotel
Rockdale
Buins
John Shakesare
Fedorapital Press of Australia Pty. Ltd
Mort Street Braddon, A.C.T
Revival of Interest at Northbourne Cricket Club
Northbourne Cricket Club anticipates a lively season with over 30 players attending early sessions. The club aims to add a third team and expects 0 to 50 players representing Northbourne across all grades. Notable newcomers include Jim Beatty and several junior graduates joining senior cricket. Upcoming match sees Northbourne travel to Harden Town Cricket Club with a 12 man lineup led by E Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northbourne
Ni Wa
Peer Cricket Association
Jim Beatty
Brisbane
Bob Jordan
Dennis Ryan
Bob i Howe
Bil Atkinson
Michael Hillyard
Canberra
Doug Walker
Ainslie
Peter Buckmaster
Manuka-Yarralumna
Harden
Harden Town Cricket Club
E. Smith
C. Micholas
T. Buttsworth
M. Conroy
W Atkinson
D. Greenfields
R Howe
D. Walker
A Poskett
A. Wilks
V. Bannon
J. Nish
J. Goldmith
Bradman Out as Selector by Australian Board
The Australian Board of Control confirmed Bradman is no longer selector. J A Jontke of South Australia was named to replace him after Donald’s retirement in April. Jack Ryder and Dudley Seddon are the other two selectors. The board approved the New Zealand tour plan and announced the 1940-41 and 1963-44 tours for South Africa and Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian Board of Control
Hla
J. A. Jontke
Bout
Australia
Donald
Jack Ryder
Dudley
Seddon
New Zealand
Byd- Ned
South Africa
St Patrick's Tennis Titles Draw Scramble
The draw for St Patrick's tennis championships lists dozens of players and pairs across multiple sections marked by times and initials, including Hereward, Hurley, O'Connor, Ryan, Anderson, Ferrari, and Blain among many others. Players are urged to be at the court by 2 o'clock for remaining matches as the schedule unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's
Reward
B. Hickey
Hurley
Herewara
Balaerman
Peters
Webb
Ryan
A. _Edmeads
Parkain
O'Connor
Mi Bisin
May
Wilkinson
M. Hereward
K. Tend
A. Ea-Pean
L. Bong
J. Anderson
A. Ferrari
J. ‘Wilkingon
H, Mc~ Callum
L. Flaln
J. Mascin
J. Walsh
K. ‘Tradd
Mra
Mian
M. Boland
M. Hoare
Mrs. Ferrari
A. Edmends
J. Ward
M. O'Halloran
K. Martin
L. Blain
J. Ryan
B. Hurley
J. Mas' Ao Walsh
Ming Hi
Tiernan
Mis J. Spicer
G. Suthers
P. Lanes
Miex DB
Mina M. Ryan
A. McMillan
B. Suhox
B. Ryan
Mra. Glynn
J. O'Connor
P. Jackson
B. ‘Webb
Tradd
J—B Webb
J. Mascini
J. Walah
X. Tradd
Mia
L. Boag
Misa J. Anderson
P. Bohan
J. Spicer
Misa
Holland
Euhus
Bryan
Glynn
J, Ward
Ward
A. Edmeads
Lance
Jackson
Beer
Brimses Wins Narrowly at Randwick Narrow fields
Sydney race notes report Brimses narrowly prevailing at Randwick in a late surge over rivals led by Pacemaker and Baystone. Jockey A Mulley and trainer comments highlight the horse's first run after a spell and efforts by New Joy to lead before My Hall’s closing sprint. The piece records betting, placings, and track conditions with references to other runners and fences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Brimses
Randwick
Mt Bookmakers
Rarny
Pune Raystone
Epsom Lanai
A. Mulley
Ted
Jocky J. Thorpe
Warwick Farm
Redonlah
Badvaran
Ae Watts
Atworth
New Joy
Bellwood
McGrew
Bets
Boe Thompson
Baystone
Cilzean
Crimson Pirate
Bets D'Amour
Brimas
Blackwood
Lay Day
Cloudsman
Hila
Gay
Hall
Thom
Lucky
My Hall
Bollywood
Dick Roden
G. Podmore
Dantesque
N. McGrowdle
Dogma
Cootamundra Bowls Team Visit Canberra City Club
A spokesman for Cootamundra bowls club says both A and B teams will take part in a forthcoming event at Canberra City Bowling Club. The visit is set for October with teams traveling from Cootamundra and nearby areas to compete and enjoy the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cootamundra
Canberra City
Fey
Berra Club
Ispokerman
Just Marguerite To Miss Epsom
Sydney news item notes Just Marguerite the Melbourne sprinter was scratched from the Epsom Handicap. The horse had won at Rosehill last Saturday and was aimed at a minor sprint at the AJC spring meeting. French Charm is listed as clear favourite for the event with Teranyan, Knave, Gentle Lu and others in the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Weanesaasy
Melbourne
Just Marguerite
Rosehill
J. B. Stewart
A.J.C
Roman Holiday
Blaze
Teranyan
Knave
Gentle Lu
Hennessy
Blazeaway
Roman Hollday
Canberra Chess Championships Round Three Report
In round three of the Canberra Chess Club annual championships Cresca 4.1 Tele 96 Zilinskas vs P K Chen and B Apa 4.2. Wiens vs Milosch, Dak vs Vivell, N Cartledge defeated OL Schlegel, and Miss Spencer forfeited to W Goriss. Milosch and Zilinskas each scored 2 points. N Ledge, P K Chen, M Shere and A Sega earned one point each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Cresca
Tele
Zilinskas Qd
P. K. Cheni
Apa
Wiens Iz Milosch
Dak Vivell
N. Cartledge
D. OL Schlegel
Miss
Me Spencer
W Goris
Milosch
Zilinskas
N. Ledge
P. K. Chen
Im M. Shere
Sega O
Federal Golf Club Hosts Mixed Match Results
Federal Golf Club held a mixed team event with three wins for Bainbrigge and partners. Matches included Bainbrigge defeating Mrs O Rourke two and one and Arbuckle losing five and three to Vallance. A putting competition ran alongside, won by Mrs Ratford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Golf Associates
Federal Golf Club
Ctates
Bainbrigge
P. O'Rourke
ML Finley
Vallance
D. Arbuckle
G. Joes
D. Ratford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sterling Slattery
Antwerp
Bess
Hannes Kohlehmainen
Hisa Lest
Amsterdam
Garrett
Hola de Boulogne
Alva Kraenstein
RC. Ewry
Kraenglein
Readon
Ewry
Archi Iy Jehie Hahn
Harry Hillman
Hillman
J.D. Lightbody
America
M. W. Sheppard
R. W. Rose
Bradman
St. Pat’s
George McManus
Senos
Lia
Marguerite
Epsom
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