Gloucester Pennant Bowling Scores and Contests
Bowling notes recount weekend games dated 18 19 November with Gloucester No 1 losing to Tarre No 2 88 78, Wingham beating Gloucester No 2 102 65, and Gloucester No 2 defeating Gloucester No 1 110 78. Details list players and teams, Fairfax venue, and homebush stock sales follow in brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester No
Tarre No
Wingham
Tarre
Fairfax
Dombking
F. Green
Laurantus
Plummer
Windsor
Butterworth
J. Carle
Middlebrook
Chaplin
Boorer
Ebbeck
Grazier For Trial In Walcha Cattle Case
Rex Newlyn Hicks, Brazier of They Creek Mt. George, is committed for trial at the next Quarter Sessions on charges of stealing cattle from Coopmeur ripa Station and other properties in the Walcha district. Bail set at £500 with a further charge and remand to March 20 on £100 bail. The case featured scientific evidence from the NSW Criminal Investigation Bureau. Detective Pierce presented brand photographs and described cattle brands and injuries. Allan Nelson testified Hicks allegedly stated he aimed to recover the attics and arrange care at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicks
G. EB. Quinn
Sydney
R. J. Halloran
Tamworth
BE. RB
Tracey Sydney
D. FP. Goode
Pierce
Cooplacarripatrons
Trong
Allan Nielson
Glen Innes
O'Nell
Key Creek
Walcha
Defendant
Tam
Grazier For Trial Continues Over Missing Cattle
James Gordon Mokac of Brooklyn Mt George testifies about a branded bullock and calf missing from Hicks property, while other cattle with similar marks are seen at the showground. Witnesses discuss fencing, cattle counts, and possible straying between Cooplacurripa Station and Mummel Pastoral Co. Northern Daily Leader notes the defendant reserves defence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinn
Hicks
Hicks’ Place
Walcha
John Long Brook
Cooplacurripa
Mummel Pastoral Company
Mummel Pastoral Co
Tkey Creek
Gordon McRae
Cooplacarripa
Ivan Norrie Livermore
Waleha Showground
Cooplacurripa Station
Mr. Quinn
Brian Wentworth Todhunter
Donald John Walker
Armidale Pastures Protection Board
Northern
Daily Leader
Diggers 1950 Rodeo Marred by Rain and Mud
Rain disrupted attendance at Gloucester's 1950 Diggers Rodeo, cutting gate takings though crowd numbers remained sizable. Tests of grounds and track conditions limited participation with notable absences from top riders yet a strong field of visitors and steady drafting despite flooding. The event preserved its community effort with Longworth officials, volunteers, and featured riders such as Len Ballard and Margaret Abbott, culminating in open and novice drafts and a celebrated Ladies Camp Draft winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roden
A. L. Farley
Farley
K.U.S
Wattle Wilson
Jack Woodwanl
Milton Newton
Bessie Hampton
B.G.L
Jack Woodward
Joe Corbett
Rs.l
G. Arrowsmith
Herb
Hazelwood
Barrington and
Rockhurst
Cuff Jones
R. G. Farley
John Hooke
Muddle
R.S.L
Annal
Messrs
H. T. Higgins
J. N. Livermore
E. c Higgins
T. K. Higgins
Belf
Len Ballard
Argent’s Hill
G. Brooks
Bignell
Maitland
Mia
Gwen Winter
Blandford
Dungog
Popeye
Misa G. Brooks
Dot
Mrs. Winter
Seagull
Eb, Timmins
Stone
Len Bal- Tad
Bareye
Carter
Mitchel
Shannon
Shannon Vale
Nev. Carter
Thant Place
J. K. Mackay
Carster
Mitchell
Bindy
Jack German
Rayon
Misa Margaret Abbott
AL. Bignell
Radiant
Majitland
Mias Brooks
Stead's
Newcastle
Arthur Tate
Mildred Tate
T. Hicks
J. T. Hicka
RSL
Hicks
Argents Hill
Carter & Mitchell
Banjo
Margaret Abbott
Bullock
Easton & Dodd
Belbora
Royal
J. K. Mar Lin
Rawn
Lournay
J. G. German
Also Mentioned on This Page
Homebush
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Thornton
Market Street
Denison SL
Gloucester
Henry Theodore Pierce
Scientific Bureau
The
C.lb
Stenéoet
Vanguard
Crn W
Dombkins Bros
Denison ST
Santa
Toy Department
Garners
P.O
Westminster
H.M.V. Little Nipper
Wales
China
Sweeny Bros
Majestic Bakery
Procera
Grazier
Defemiant
Eminsel
James Gordon Mokac
Brooklyn
Mt. George
Wolcha
They Creek
Coop- Jacurripa
McKay
David Brown
L. J. Gleeson
Upper Hunter
Faumi Har
Messrs. Hv, Andrews
G. Fenwick
K. Sylvester
Singleton
F. Schmidt
Goonoo
Goonos
al Carl Mitchell
Elliston
BE. Batterham
Timor
Earl Fahey
Graftow
B. Saxby
J. Stevenson
LOWRY
Lutex & Sandese
Church Street
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