Bowls Narrow Loss Sparks Path To State Pennants Final
West Tamworth edged Manilla No 1 98 85 in a keen trial to represent the Central Northern District Bowling Assoc in the State Pennants finals. West Tamworth led by W J Byrnes shuffled rinks to gain a big home win while Gardiner Hartigan and Laker impressed for the visitors. Other results: Kennedy Blair Abberfield McKay beat Moore Windeyer Davis 25 17. Pittman Coorey White Blanch 24 21. final tallies show West Tamworth 98 Manilla 85. Club games saw Howie advance to the consistency handicap final after a late surge, while Maskill Miller suffered a 28 8 walkover loss to Ogle Rodgers in a striking upset. Alteration to badge being considered.
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Westramworth
Central Northern District
George Gardiner
Albert Davis
Hartigan
Len McKay
West Tamworth
Bert Laker
Albert
Blanch
Miaslin
Rackham
Marshall
Biedlerfield
Gardner Y Jackson
Price
R. Grantham
W. J. Byrnes
Perferment
Smith
Hayne and Hartigan
Moore
Windeyer
W. Coupland
Davis
Wasson
W. Marshall
Hennessey and Laker
Kennedy
Blair
J. T. Abberfield
McKay
Fanning
Johnston
Neal and
Maslin
Pittman
Coorey
A. White
A. Blanch
Manilla
Cyril Taylor
Horie
Howie
Brady
Bret
Alan Maskill
Ivan Miller
Dud Ogle
Alex Rodgers
Ogle
Rodgers
Simpson
Clayton
North
Coates
Hayward
Kirk
C. Miller
Martin
Coulson
E. Taylor
B. White
Grant J
Clarrie Scott
Doring
Abberfield
Manilla Tennis Club Opens Season With Mixed Results
Manilla and Barraca teams met at Manilla while Licals played in Halls Creek. Manilla won both matches in a strong opening to the season. Local courts produced high standard play with many matches arranged. Next month hosts Queen’s Birthday tournament. optimism high for a very high standard.
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Manilla
Barraca
Halls Creek
Manila
May
Reading
Stein
Sweeney
Hagan
Adams
Goldman
Broadbeck
Rowe
Grantham
Medhurst
McDonald
Gunter
Lund
Kirk
Quickenden
Scholes
Hagaii
Grantham and
Walters Wins Miss Mackenzie Trophy Round One on Count Back
Mrs Walters won the opening round of the Miss Mackenzie Trophy by count back over Mrs Garless. Draw for the second round will be made at the clubhouse next Saturday. A social afternoon follows on Sunday. A badge redesign committee is seeking a more suitable MBC badge, currently likened to a football badge. Ex servicemen aiming to join the Tamworth Diggers Bowling Tournament should nominate via R M Smith before May 31.
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Mittee
MBC
Tamsworth
Frequencies changed for Australian Amateur Radio Stations
The Postmaster General announced new radio bands effective May 1 1952. Australia gains 21000 to 21450 kHz for amateurs while 1150 to 7200 kHz and 14350 to 14400 kHz will be reallocated to broadcasting and fixed services. The change aligns with the Atlantic City 1947 table, with similar moves in the US and New Zealand. Political tensions over Japan policy loom as Evatt criticizes government policy.
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H. L. Anthony
Omer
Geneva
Australia
United States of America
New Zealand
Nthony
Atlantic City
Tennis notices for mixed and ladies doubles events
Mixed doubles tournament set for Sunday May 18 at 9 30 am entries close May 17 at 12 30 pm with G Rove or D Medhurst Ladies doubles was postponed from May 14 to May 22 entries close May 21 with Mrs H Rowe local tennis club bulletin lists event dates and contact names.
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G. Rove
D. Medhurst
H. Rowe
Entries for Queen's Birthday Tourney at Town Courts
Entry forms for the Queen's Birthday Tournament to be held at the Town courts on June 7 8 and 9 may be obtained from G Rowe or D Medhurst Entries close June 3rd.
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G. Rowe
D. Medhurst
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