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Guyra Argus

Location

Guyra, New South Wales, Australia

Date

May 24, 1951

Page

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Bowls Championships Handle Wet Weather Delays

The championship singles and pairs faced Sunday play interruptions due to rain as Reg Hudson beat Lyes 31 to 23 in singles. Pairs saw Whiteford Moore 25 16 and Stewart Pryor 21 18 as Sunday social games and Diggers Day plans prompted club action ahead of King’s Birthday events.

Reg. Hudson and Co Chook Lyes Hudson J. Whiteford Moore M. Pearson R. Smith K. Parsons J. Rudd J. Carrol V. Hill G. Jones N. McMillan C. Mitchell Pearson I. Milter W. Davidson J. Mulligan O. Pearson D. Thrift A. Pryor J. McLean W. Tuthill W. Culla F. Brazier P. Humphrey B. Smith

Guyra Hockey A and B Grade Drawn at Walcha

In Walcha on Sunday Guyra teams played two games. The B grade match ended in a goalless draw with Kath McKay scoring for Guyra. The A grade game saw Walcha win 5 to 0. Guyra stood in for goalie E Johnson with newcomer E Campbell making key saves.

Guyra Walcha Kath McKay E. Johnson E. Campbell B. Cameron Mollie Pearson Fay Kk Lee Booth Fay K. Johnson L. Campbell V. Hayden R. Williams B. Starr S. Parry K. McKay N. Mather B. Camero! Fc P. O'Donnel L. Booth B. Grade N. Wells M. Lee D. Tisdell J. Cullen M. Rose C. Drew B. Helyar M. Dowdell M. O’donnell F. Cook

Marshall Chooses Wins Over Records In Summer Plans

Australian swimmer John Marshall says he will focus on winning at the Amateur Athletic Union outdoor meet in Detroit this summer rather than chase new world records. He lists eight of twelve world marks held but states his priority is Olympic preparation and competition over breaking times.

New Haven Connecticut John Marshall United Press Marshall Yale London Mayfair Amateur Athletic Union Detroit Helsinki

Walcha Triumphs Over Guyra In New England Rugby League

Walcha defeated Guyra 16 points to 5 in the New England League with N Cross C Parsons K Burke and M Riley scoring for Walcha and B Moore adding Guyra’s try and F Starr the goal. Walcha also won the 5th grade 20–0 and Uralla set to visit Guyra next Sunday after a 46–0 earlier win.

Walcha Guyra New England League Committee N. Cross C. Parsons K. Burke M. Riley B. Moore F. Starr Uralla J. Parsons R. Williamson Archibald Long R. McKay McLeod

Golf Glen Innes Open Draws Small Field but No Trophy

Among Guyran golfers who played in the Glen Innes open held Sunday week were J. Stewart V. Hill L. Helyar P. Jones and R. Conn. They reported a good day but failed to collect a trophy.

Guyran J. Stewart V. Hill L. Helyar P. Jones R. Conn

Pope Pius XII Commends Australian Jubilee Efforts

A Pope Pius XII letter to Australian archbishops and bishops marks the Golden Jubilee and praises the nation’s Christian foundations. He commends Catholic schooling, wartime service by Australian youths, and charity to new immigrants, praising apostolic leadership and labor of religious communities.

Pius XII Australia Brethren Australian Commonwealth

Pigs In Orchard May Be Good Sideline Says Officials

D L McKie and G M Carse of the Department of Agriculture in Sydney discuss grazing pigs in orchards in Gosford district as a profitable adjunct to fruit growing. They warn of erosion risk and the need to protect topsoil, while noting pigs eat fallen fruit but vary in taste among individuals.

D. L. McKie Department of Agriculture Gosford G. M. D. Carse Department Sydney Carse

Hybrid Tobacco Next Breakthrough Reported in Extension Service

American scientists have taken the first hurdle in producing hybrid tobacco as described in Extension Service Review. Male-sterile lines are created by fertilising wild species with pollen from cultivated tobacco and back crossing. The sterile plants resemble commercial parents but produce no pollen, potentially eliminating seedless crop tasks like popping.

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