Stewart century helps defeat Glenore in tight cricket clash
Stewart scored a century for the victors aiding a 238 total while Mulligan and Jackson led Glenore with late resistance. Glendon bowled by Mulligan and Sanders, Stewart and Copeland shared tight bowling figures as Glenore failed to chase.
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B. Bloomfield
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J Mulligan
Glenore E. Mulligan
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G. Jackson
P. Snape
Glen Innes leads extended cricket club match
Bald Blair and Guyra seconds face Glen Innes and Guyra in a multi-team afternoon of cricket. Glen Innes tops the day with 151 as Lynch scores 40, while Guyra seconds post 220 and declare. Reeves shines with four wickets for 47 as Holmes and Hutton star for Glen Innes.
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E. Delaney
G. Hutton
R. Aherne
S. Grok
B. Hawkins
Glen Innes
R. Skinner
J. Holmes
R. Reeves
Aherne
Es Holmes
C. Newby
Ee “White
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J. Hodder
C ‘Taylor
R. Rynch le
Waite
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Mulligan
R. Taylor
S. Grob
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Bowls Notes Win Seals Pairs Title For Hill and Smith
The final of the pairs championship saw W Hill and B Smith defeat T Froome and A Pryor 27 to 19 after a 12 4 lead. Hill also captured the singles title the prior weekend. Social results include Moore Parsons Conn Whiteford 27 16 and Reeves Cockburn Archibald 24 21. Trophies announced at the club event honored Hill, Smith, and other winners with presentations by the club president.
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D. Wheaton
Mackenzie
Pearson
Hudson
Jack Whiteford
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Cockburn
Archibald
D. E. Pryor
G. Jones
Roberts
Herb Reeves
Inverell
Mitchell
Culla
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McMillan
Wheaton
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Breezy 101 by Frank Martin for Guyra Seconds
A sparkling 101 not out by Frank Martin topped the Glen Innes Seconds vs Guyra Seconds match at the Primary School wicket on Tuesday. Martin hit 12 fours and three sixes, backing Guyra’s 220 for six after batting first, with K Walsh adding 38 in support.
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K. Walsh
Greyhounds Field for Armidale Saturday Night
Greyhound events listed include Maiden Stakes 425 yards with Tumble's Idol and others. Seventh Division A 423 yards features Dawn Marvel and peers. Novice 527 yards lists Flashing Wave and King Sign. Seventh Division B 425 yards includes Forever Blue and Nip-O-Neat High Award. Trial Stakes 527 yards and Club Stakes 425 yards complete the program with runners such as Royal Jen, Miss Orb, Just Rejoice.
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June Power
Nip-O-Neat
Valiant Glen
Lin Court
Bush Tune
Dawn Marvel
Geneok
Max Ken
Sad Sampson
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Royal Jen
Solo Alf
Any Spirit
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Littlo Bug
Sunny Sign Soo Key
Just Rejoice
Joeper
Drought Strikes Fiji Islands Hit by Water Shortage
Captain Frewen of the Melanesia reports at Vanuavatu on December 1 to a scene of women and children pleading for water. Three months without rain left drinking water gone for 45 days and coconut milk used for drinking. Rice crops fail and Suva area faces threat.
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Frewen
Melanesia
Vanuavatu
Lau Group
Suva
High Heels Backed by Council Despite Pain Warnings
The chiropractors of Great Britain advise women on happiness in high heels with tips like alternating hot and cold foot baths after dancing. They warn that heels crowd the toes and shorten calf muscles and may affect the spine. The Council argues high heels carry social value and will persist despite foot troubles.
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Chiropodists
Great Britain
Golf Notes: Working Bee Improves Fairways Awaiting Play
The Bunker reports poor turnout for last Sunday’s working bee. eight members completed tasks on the 11th and 16th fairways. A Sunday session aims to finish cleaning 9th to 18th greens, with pre crred lies soon, then a break until January. The December 22 dance is canceled due to difficulties.
Woolgrowers Invited To Discuss J O Profits Distribution
The Minister for Commerce and Agriculture Mr McEwen invited woolgrowers representatives to discuss how the Government will distribute profits from the Joint Organisation. He said it was essential to know growers views on the matter.
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McEwen
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