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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 16, 1936
Page
12
A short column recalls a teen years marked by rheumatism keeping her in bed each winter. The piece notes resilience and ongoing health challenges faced by the young storyteller and hints at hopeful recovery or adaptation.
The meeting saw two protests dismissed amid a crowded grandstand. Attendance matched the previous day as open racing produced several close finishes. Reverston’s mare won the major CWRC Handicap of 1 mile, with strong finishes by Keen and Arapenia among others. Dividends paid 12/6, two winners ridden by Brundill and Casey.
Cricket match highlights show J Muller 21 not out and D Forrest 15 aiding a total as Cook & OMalley's press for a win. Harry Phillips top-scored with 18. notable bowling yields 5 for 42 as opponents capitulate. Racing notes list Central Wareboro handicap, prizes, and several horse entries with results and protests, including Arapeura Last Put and Jimmy John in October Stakes.
Teachers posted 151 runs led by captain Eric Fewochele who scored 22 with a 6 and eight 1s. Post Office replied to 358 with Jack Maher top scoring in their innings. W. Lewis and G. Rogers mounted a late resistance to salvage some pride for Teachers. J Bull led post office with 7/53 and others contributing. notable fielding and bowling figures from both sides.
On Sunday Warr tied Coast & Oalleys in a tight contest while Post Office defeated Teachers in a mature five wicket innings. Players showed improving form and some very interesting duels between batsmen and bowlers, suggesting forthcoming bright cricket under Sunder if current form holds.
Mr F A Jamon declares he has lent £4325 to Australia but seeks £250 from the Commonwealth Government for damage to his business and seizure of his stock. The matter goes to the High Court at Perth.
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