Pirie Rifle Club Teams Match at 300 500 600 yds
Pirie Rifle Club hosted a teams match with six shooters per side at 300 500 and 600 yards. Best eight scores were counted. Jacobs led B grade with 97.5, McInerney took A grade honors, and Blue team members posted notable scores amid a dense field of shooters.
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Pirie Rifle Clubs
Apie L
Jacobs
McInerney
J- L
Cressy
Green
Meadow Sf
Barbieri
Netlan
Wad
Jacob
Spartan Triumph 32-Goal Victory in Grading Match
Spartan defeated Propriety by 32 goals in a Grade basketball match on Saturday. Closest contest of the grade highlighted a decisive win for Spartan and dominance in scoring.
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Spartan
Proprietary
Lancashire Bowler Takes 6 for 67
Lancashire bowling shatters Australian hopes as Bill Roberts claims 6 wickets for 81 in a dominant spell. Australians all out for 272 with Pollard Greenwood Cranston Wharton and Thin sharing five further scalps. Roberts leads a strong field attack as innings end with tricky totals and key scores by Johnson Tallon and others.
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London
Bill Roberta
Lancashire
Boores
Amstrake Pirsh
Morris
Wilson
B. Roberts
Tir
Senaman
Hamence
Roberta
Taton
Sab
Roberts
Miller
Tin
Ciainalse
Wison
Robert
Johnson
Tallon
Sundries
Pollard
Greenwood
Cranston
Wharton
Thin
Pirie Shipping News Tide Times and Arrivals
River tides today show high waters at 1 05 a m, 6 ft, and 1 81 p m, with lows at 3 38 a m and 3 54 p m. Tomorrow high water at 10 34 a m and 10 10 p m, with lows at 3 48 a m and 3 52 p m. Arrivals include Lowane from Western Australia to load 1260 tons of lead for Melbourne, and ships from Port Adelaide for Sydney and the United Kingdom. Sailing and loading schedules list cargoes of coal, coke, lead, bulk minerals, and general cargo for various ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Australia
Melbourne
George Wills and Co. Ltd
Howry Smith
Aldings
Newcastle
Adelaide Steamship Company, Ltd
Moonta
About & Am
Port Adelaide
Adelaide
Aldinga
Port Augusta
Vesweta
Cla Macdougall
Fpom
United ‘Kingdom
Gibbs, Bright & Co
Maria de Larkings
India
South Australen Y Co-Operative Union, Ltd
Tongariro
Toad
United ' Kingdom
Elder, Smith & Co. Ltd
Armadale
Moonta Passenger List on her cruise to Spencer Gulf ports
A passenger list for the Moonta cruise lists numerous travelers including CG, Mengt ston, W. Alley, Rea, Hounslow, A. Telfer, G. Orr, A. Byfield, D. Hares, G. Mite gerald, and many others. The vessel is expected to depart from Port Adelaide after the voyage to ten Spencer Gulf ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Gulf Ports
Ehp
Moonta
Port Adelaide
Ofelock
Mesdames
Mengtston
W. Alley
Rea
Hounslow
A. Telfer
G. Orr
A. Byfield
D. Hares
G. Mitegerald
L. Standish
J. Dollman
WineMand
Calfe
Western envoys urge renewed Moscow talks amid Berlin crisis
Western diplomats press for resumed negotiations with Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov in Moscow over Berlin. Officials indicate talks could resume as soon as tomorrow or Tuesday, focusing on immediate crisis aspects and potential measures.
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M. Molotov
Beret Fotelzn
Berlin
Butcher and Thompson Win Pirie Golf Titles
A. J. Butcher and Ve Thompson captured the Pirie Golf Club grade championships in a finals night. Butcher beat Jones 5 up and 2 to play while Thompson defeated Clemes 3 and 3. The day also featured the H. N. Skeene Trophy second round with several close scores across A and B grades, along with a gala foursomes event and an exhibition match next Saturday featuring Bruce Auld and Les Nicholls against Doug Adams and Eddie Davies.
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A. J. Butcher
Ve. Thompson
Pirie
J. Hi
Hockeing Oye
K. Francis
Magdoeh
Janeler
Sts
Davies
R. K *Uckyon
E Peake
Clark
Golledge Shis
J. Paterson
Read
Burgess
Ryder
B. Fowler
Ee Helene
Tock
Shearwineh
J. H. Catchpole
T., & Wells
CE. Thomas
PD Fisher
P. E Farrar
M. B. Comlyn
Me McCormack
B.D. Fisher
M. Armston
HN. Skeene
TD. Hanuill
A. J Butcher
Butcher
GE Chinas
Thomas
A. MP. Murdock
Murdock
A. J. Treleawen
Norman von Nida
Adams Sets New Record At Peterborough
Doug Adams the Pike champion won the Peterborough golf championship on Saturday. He shot 36 and 30 to break the course record by four strokes, then equalled the previous record in the afternoon. His aggregate 135 gave him an easy victory.
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Doug Adams
Pike
Peterborough
Tie in at Spoen Mesdanies R T Burgess and W A K Crouch
The Pirie Golf Club associates silver Spoon competition final ends in a tie between T Burgess and W A K Crouch, to be replayed on a date to be fixed. Finalist scores quoted alongside 18 hole stroke results for A and B grade ladies with multiple names and scores.
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T. Burgess
WA. K. Crouch
Pirie Golf Club Associates
Ilver
Crouch
Wietengen Ata
Murrie
Grher
Mesdames L. Giles
R. Forgan
L. A. Belcher
R. D. Hamanill
J. Hopkins
FC J Fischer
Clr. Hanna
J. Catchpole
Mesdames C.J. Pater
Erste
W. Hw. Tuan
Winning rider collapses at end of sensational trial
Gil Wood, Crystal Brook rider, won the 12-hour reliability trial amid a brutal course with darkness and rough tracks. He collapsed from a dislocated shoulder after much of the course and several riders faced heavy crashes. Wood, from Timnany, secured his fourth win in the series as he was treated at Pirie Hospital and later resumed recovery.
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Gil Wood
Crystal Brook
Oly
Mojor Caotiois
Templer
Gladstone
Ing
Parle Motor Cycle Club
D. Prior
Gladatoneid
Willams
Port Augusta
Sui
Fishing Point Wood
Pirie Hospital
Bape
Mrot
Lewis Cycle Works
Alexander Street
Footner
Explosion claim toll as civilians and service members die
A fragmentary report states six people including Americans Filipinos and Japanese perished in an explosion tied to a landing craft incident on a Sunday in the United States Air Force area. The event involved officials and personnel with unknown exact locations and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hag
Bien Ug
Ima. Shims
Port B Grade footballer injured in Adelaide incident
Maurice Brown of Port B grade football team was injured at North Terrace station Friday night while travelling to Whyalla to play Pirte. He slipped or tripped, struck his head on the pavement, and was taken by ambulance to Royal Adelaide Hospital with concussion and head injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Brown
Port
Adelaide
Whyalla
En Sceident
North Terrace
Royal Adelaide Hospital
Public Relations Doctor Addresses Pirie ALP Conference
Dr. Lloyd sos vaurecvor of the Ministry of Post War Reconstruction addressed an ALP conference in Pirie during the week end and departed for Adelaide on last evening's train. In Pirie hospital surgical ward patient J Scotcher of The Terrace Pirie is progressing. Mr F Smith of Warnertown has been discharged.
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Lloyd Sos Vaurecvor
Ministry of
Pirie
Adelaide
Phe Terrace
Pirie Hospital
F. Smith
Warnertown
Salvation Army Leader To Visit Pirie
Commissioner J Evan Smith territorial commander of the Salvation Army will visit Pirie on Thursday. The mayor will host a civic reception at noon, followed by Brig F L Inglis divisional commander for South Australia. Smith will address a Home League rally at 2 45 pm, a tea at 5 30 pm, and a public meeting at 8 pm in Salvation Army Hall. Captain Keith Setterfield urges former Salvationists and friends to attend, marking his first Pirie visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Evan Smith
Salvation Army
Pirie
F.L. Inglis
South Australia
Smith
Salvation Army Hall
Keith Setterfield Cortier
Pire Corps
Threat of Queensland blockade discussed by Sydney unions
Sydney union leaders plan an economic blockade of Queensland at a meeting of representatives in Sydney tomorrow. Messrs J Healy and B Smith noted executives would discuss with Amalgamated Engineering Union and Australian Railways Union reps, but could not predict the decision.
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Sydney
Queensland
Messrs. J. Healy
Water
B.smith
Seamen
Amalgamated — Engineering — Union
Australian Railways Union
Two More Seconds To Australia In Olympiad
London report says John Marshall set an Australian record for the 800 metres with 10 minutes 11 1/5 seconds but lost the 1300-metre freestyle final to J. McLane of the United States by about two metres. Australia also missed gold as Mrs Blankers-Coen edged Miss King in a photo finish of the women's medley relay. C. Bazzano of Australia qualified for the quarter final of the 1000 metre sprint on bike, and M. Wood of Australia won a semi-final in the single-sex event.
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London
John Marshall
J. McLane
United States
Marshall
Australia
Mrs Blankers-Coen
Holland
Miss King
C. Bazzano
M. Wood
Australians sweep in Davis Cup action in Mexico City
Australia won all matches to eliminate Mexico and advance to meet Czechoslovakia, the European zone winner. The Davis Cup tie in Mexico City showcased dominant Australian play as they cleared the field.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Czrchoslovakia
Whyalla Wins Cooper Cup At Women's Basketball Carnival
Whyalla No 1 clinched the Cooper Cup outright at Whyalla in the third annual women's carnival final defeating Fasten Zyre Peninsula 46 to 21. Peninsula had earlier beaten Pirie No 1 12 to 10 in the semifinal.
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Whyalla
Fasten Zyre
Storekeeper Charged With Possession at Pirie
Jecu Teast Bidey Stak, a Balmoral Pirie storekeeper, was remanded on August 11 after appearing in Pirie Police Court before Mr W A Bollmayer on a charge of unlawful possession of a petrol drum suspected of being stolen or unlawfully obtained, as detailed by the prosecution.
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Jecu Teast Bidey
Stak
Balmoral Pirie
Pirle Potloe
W. A. Bollmayer
Weather snapshot and forecasts from day to day
This evening at 6:10 sun rises at 7.3 and sets at 5 40. Tomorrow and yesterday’s capital city temperatures show Adelaide 645 Melbourne 8 Sydney 74 Perth A1 Brisbane 72 Hobart 63. Pine brings a cool to mild day with west to south winds. Ocean conditions: fresh north west to south west winds and moderate seas. Barometer reading yesterday 30.360 at 8:30 am.
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Capital City
Adelaide
Melbourne
Sydney
Perth
Brisbane
Hobart
Pirie Lead Bonus Claim Refused by Shipping Employers
Waterside Workers' Federation branch failed to secure a lead bonus of 1s9d an hour for members handling Broken Will Associated Smelters products. At a July 29 conference, maritime employers said the claim would not be granted. The decision was reported to federation leaders. officials in Sydney and locally declined further comment.
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Waterside Workers’ Federation
S. Puddy
Ent
Ployers of Maritime Labor
Flevond
Cvachi
J. Healy
Sydney
W. H. Taylor
Democracy Debate in Pirie by Dr Lloyd Ross
Dr Lloyd Ross, director of public relations for the Ministry of Post-War Reconstruction, spoke in Pirie on democracy development decentralisation and national destiny. The Labour Party delegation toured the town, met locals, and discussed community groups and postwar industry plans before returning to Adelaide.
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Wallace
Ciy
EA. Whitford
Hindmarsh
JC. Callaghan
Mutant Branch
Whitford
CL. Davis
G. H. Sharpe
Miler
Lloyd Ross
Ballot urged on coalmines overtime debate in Sydney
Miners Federation delegates meeting in Sydney of Combined Mining Unions Council would push resubmission of overtime work issue to a ballot of all coal industry employees. Mr I Williams, federation general president, stated the plan today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Miners’ Federation
Combined Mining Unions’ Council
I. Williams
Federation
Rutgers Wins 62 Mile Road Race At Pirie Club
In a 62 mile race from Shlomon town through Crystal Brook and Narvidy to 31 miles distant Pirie Cycle Club saw seven starters with only five finishing. Rutgers defeated Seidel by under a wheel, Dietman was fastest overall with a time of 2 hours 54 minutes 28 1/5 seconds, while Appleby beat Sedinary by tenths of a second.
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Pirie Cycle Club
B. Rutgers
B. Seidel
Dieiman
Shlomontown
Crystal Brook
Narvidy
Clegget
Hie
Warnertown
Ay Edwards
Rutgers
Seidel
W. Brooks
B Reichelt
Wisiner
G. Dietman
R. Sedinary
R. Appleby
Niles
Secunary
Ty Ry Appleby
Warner
J. Appleby
Berri Man Wins Upper Murray Championship
Berri rider won the Upper Murray cycling championship with a time of 2 hours 1 minute 57 seconds. Whitefield set the fastest time at 2 hours 8 minutes 30 seconds to win the Tour Murray event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berri Man
Berri
Whitefield
Murray
Thrilling finish to Pirie Whyalla football test at Adelaide Oval
A crowd of about two thousand watched Pirie edge Whyalla a 3 point win in a keen football test at Adelaide Oval, with Pirie overturning a first half deficit after a late rally and benefiting from standout play by J Brown and Morphett while Veal Lemm and Roads shaped crucial moments for Pirie in a hard fought match that ended in a narrow victory.
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Adelaide Oval
Pirie Whyalla
Pirie
Victoria v. South
Perm
Pillenge
Whyalla
Patriots
Tle
Southall
Witie
Roads
Horm
Water of
Oesuressuere
Chance
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G. Wil- Ein
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M. Same
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Williamson
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Pirie and
Dr. Gee Ross Sr
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Studhers
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Willis
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Ganley
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Cunningham
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Gram
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Grocke
Firawhy
Syhose
Ersati
Denal
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