Guyra Cricket Association Reforms After Annual Meeting
The Guyra Cricket Association reformed to run cricket in the district after a council decision on Saturday closing hours. Delegates elected officers and a selection committee, fixed fees at 2 shillings for initiation and 2 shillings for registration, and planned a turf wicket project with funding and ground control talks ongoing.
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Guyr
Guyra ’S
Guyra Association
Ariel
Olivers
Tron
F. White
Presit
R. Jans
A. A. Jackson
J. AL D. Camon
Tt. Campbell
K. Redman
A.ner
Egan
L. A. McLeod
Mulligan
Fest
TE. M. Mulligan
W. Hnson
Interw Tie Football Club
P. and Hy Association
Tien LY
North-West Cricket Council
My. FE
M. Muligan Hagen
Ie Association
Messrs
W. Johnson
E. Mullig
R. Jansson
OLF SOUTHPAWS TOO STRONG IN WEEKEND MATCH
The Southpaws defeated the Righthanders in a closely contested match despite injuries. Individual results included C Mitchell over H Newton and J Archibald over E Cullen, with Hy Allen winning Stableford at 38 points.
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Allenge
Mick McMill
C. Mitchell
H. Newton
Allen
P. Garrahy
J. Archibald
E. Cullen
Lanackenzie
R.helyar
Hy. Ingess
T. L. Caddy
Wila
J. Hyland
A. Mackenzie
E. H. Rudd
Newton
H. Allert
L. R. Helyar
A.D. Cameron
Caddy
Stableford
Con' Netion
Hy Allen
Thinning Chronicle Reveals Shrive in Commons Tone
An excerpt from the Woodfall iter notes a British newspaper tone shift toward a harsher Commons stance. The feature suggests tighter reporting and sharper column voice during extended parliamentary sessions.
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