Ladies Day at the Links Marred by Cold Conditions
A Warracknabeal club dominated a women’s golf meet despite frigid weather. Mrs. Lund led with 197 for 18 holes, followed by Mrs. Laycock and Mrs. Glatz at 203. Miss King won the 26 hole handicap with 2000-15, while Mrs. Gordon and others posted solid scores. Men’s events featured Forhler’s 371 net edging Ltt by half a stroke, with Simpson and Tullo among notable finishers.
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Tay
Miss King
Imei
Mise BR. Young
Thefternoon
Rand
Moo Bale
Combellion
Forhler
Redleuy
Dave
Simpeon
Hunter
Bulee
Simpson
Tullah
Sea
Sywhpeien
Deven Links Hosts Event Amid Strong Play By Weight And Haley
The Deven links featured a day of well fought golf with Weight posting a 68 after a playoff loss to Haley by one stroke in the afternoon. In the morning Weight had carded 88 under tough handicap changes while Mrs Gorton and other women players impressed in the Open and Handicap events. Visitors lauded the course as real golf with excellent greens and solid organization.
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Ipaon
W. H. Weight
A. Malong
Weight
O. Haley
W. H. Gorton
SLB
Severather
Deven
Helea
Lund
Glut
Luaycoek
Mise King
Garden
N. Learmonth
Molke
Lavc
FL Simpson
LM. Tulloh
H. Chandler
Tulloh
Simpson
J. Sawner
MH. Chandler
Lob. Fisher
A. Malone
Aftespoon
Haliy
Anatae
C. Officer
Ho Warrick
Fragmented OCR note on local appeal and names
Fragmentary text appears to reference HOHSHAM ASSOCIATES and individuals or terms like Vie peeve anaely and Heelan with garbled phrases. The readable portions hint at a local matter or listing but lack clear events, dates, or outcomes. No coherent names, places, or actions emerge to form a concise summary.
Balmoral Club Opens Annual Tournament With Record Entries
The Balmoral Club hosted its annual open tourney attracting a record field. Notable competitors included AM Wheelworth, Foivelina Wener, and South Alley Hong, with Major General Sir Neville Smith among the presenters. The event featured Men's Scratch, Hcp Eclectic, and Handicap races, listing numerous entrants and finishing times, reflecting strong local interest.
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Neville Smith
Cousens
Cylvat
Redman
Lambert
AL Oates
Seynoi
J. Bates
Mets
Sturges
W Hasen
Kor Corner
Eo Officer
Uses
EL Learmonth
AL Wates
DL Exlgar
Me Manger
D. Kidman
1. Lawbert
EH Akers
D. Calvent
EO Davies
J. Taylor
F. James
J. Baten
A Williamson
H. Akers
J. Kidman
C.D. Mollard
B. Beynon
D. Edger
J. Bromell
V. Baber
WF. Bates
N. Jeitz
K. Danby
Williumeuy
I Budd
B Lays
G. K. Rippon
Horne
A. Belealj
Young
E. Bee
R. J. Corner
W. Hansen
M. E. Officer
A. Oates
B. Akers
J. Williamson
J. C. Motard
F. Jones
J. Kemp
Gonos
Wowon
Bradman and Pomsford Brace Australia to Strong Lead
Beating their record partnership of 388 in the fourth Test by 63 runs, Bradman and Pomsford built a dominant stand at the Oval. Bradman reached 244 before being dismissed, lifting Australia to 475 for two at stumps, with a 451 partnership a new Test second-wicket record.
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Bradman
Pomsford
Australia
the Oval
Stmps
Bradman Era Test Match Opens Despite Poor Ground
In a fine hot day the match began with a large dawn queue and elaborate wicket precautions. Australia, led by Woolworth, made two changes as Kippax and Elvling replaced Darling and Wallwhiter, while Ponting batted. rain loomed but the sun shone, and the crowd watched a tense start as Bradman fell early to a sharp catch.
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Thousinda
Woolfull
Australins
Kippax
Elvling
Darling Nol Wallwhiter
Hoendren
Thad
F Woolley
Kent
Cade
London
Ponsford
Woodall
Bradman
Jisus
Che Tgill
Bela
Meir
Australians Reassess Clark Bowls After Saturday Match
The Australians reacted coolly to Clark's teaching pace and Bowls tactics used on Saturday, deeming them contrary to England's alleged undertaking that such bowling would not be employed. Officials have taken note though no action is planned yet. Players will review the situation as the moment calls for objec tions in the sport’s interests.
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London
Sonne
Clark
England
Pam
Women's Golf Handicap Event Scores and Results
A noisy, OCR heavy page summarizes a women's golf handicap event with numerous pairings and scores. Names include Miss Kelsall, Miss Bloomfield, Mrs Calvert, Miss Gibson, and others, with mixed foursomes and match results. The report lists scores such as 30-70, 12-36, and 10-40, and references a special putting prize for women.
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Migs Bo Kelsall
Woroen
Baldie
Wier
Mes
Vieungiman
Mie KL Edear
Lal Shay
Mos BO Waters
Mis _ Bloomfield
Fauner
Moss Vo Chap
Misa S. Hobart
Mira
Ghausen
H. Young
II Kelsall
Fomen
Kelertic Wuulionye Myat Younganan
Smarh
C.K
Chituxsen
M. Bloomfehl
Mie Vv
J. A. Mollard
D. Shaw
J. Williamson
J. Eitdie
M. Bree
Calvert
Mowat Horpe
Mins
N. Methegor
J. Browell
Mo Horne
A Graham
Miss Gillespie
Mre Young
Major Horne
Las
L. Cottod
Aisien
J. Eddie
England's Second Eleven stuffing knocked out of game
Report cites Howard Marshall and Trevor Wignall criticizing England's second XI in a near-farcical test. Marylebone's selection sparked humiliation as weaker players failed against stronger opposition. Ticket prices to watch the fifth test ranged from 12 shillings to 25 shillings per day with refreshments included.
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Howard Marshall
Daily Teles
Beadman
Ponsford
Trevor Wignall
Tondon Oval
Tron
Woo
Hersham Croquet Club Holds 12th Annual Meeting
The Hersham Croquet Club held its twelfth annual meeting at the clubhouse on Thursday afternoon. Mrs Keiobgiwer reported another successful year with many competitions and events, including Saturday fixtures throughout the season and the Bogroide championship won by Mrs Rivals. New officers were elected with Mrs Parrot as president.
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Hersham Croquet Clube
Keiobgiwer
Mrcs
Ocparrell
Woo
Schwellnesen
Golboy
Beneral
Tomers Taok
Gydis
Lolanem Shay
Egg Laying Competition At Horsham Poultry Club
Horeseham Poultry Club reports results from Riverside last Saturday in a white leghorn and single bird class. Winners include N W Hood and C Taylor with top scores, while the winter test shows strong egg production with Australorps and White Leghorns taking leading spots and teams.
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Riverside
Uni
Ay Australorp
Cortilies
Local Officials Elected and Committees Named
The document lists Mistrates Al Wilmoth and G Miller as key officials with Heinheimer re-elected as secretary and Mrs S. Smith as treasurer. Delegates include O Farrel, Wilmoth, Sehwennesen, Smith, Miler Hut, Mun, Gollan, Griffiths, Wool, and Reinheimer. Acknowledgments for contributions to civic services were approved and a vote praised Griffin, Griffiths, Gollan, Reinheimer for their efforts.
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Romero
Aedes Vinske Griffiths
Gollan
Reinheimer
Interest on Rate Arrears Debate At Melfasp Slire
Ur Ranleh spoke on arrears interest rates urging relief for those with arrears and suggesting ratepayers should bear some burden. Bead, Mowle argued that if rates rise, the Amending Local Government Tit Bel fast Shire might back a restriction on date resefure.
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Ur Ranleh
Ratis
Mowle
Belfast
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