Port Pirie AFA Opens With Selementgua Versus St Mark’s
In the Port Pirie Football Association open round today Selementgua faces St Mark’s after their prior series where Salomon-Woven won two by wide margins, one draw, and St Mark’s edged Salomon-Woven in the last. Lineups include Lampoon Johnson Waters Matthews Finn Dad Pammenter Mani fold Lane Belcher and Ryder in Greens with Ossey replacing Thompson.
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Port Pirie Football Association
Selementgua
St. Mark's
Salomon- Woven
Yaat
Salvedey
J. Lampoon
O. Johaisen
A. G. Waters
H. P. Matthews
B. Finn
Dad
F. J. Pammenter
J. Manifold
D. Lane
L. Belcher
F. Fawcet
L. Abell
A.B. C. Clarke
J. Smith
M. Kenny
Val Munro
S., Pritchard
J. P. Hopkins
Local Team Rosters and Reserves Listed for Solohiontown and Mark's
A historic club sheet shows Solohiontown listing players G J Surd W Veal R Sharp P Green A Christie Finn W Kenny J Thompson W Manro E Kenny A Thornton G Ghauvile C Sutcliffe W Stevens J White H Willis E Scanlon E Schutze with reserves L Roadiock L Davis P Matthews. Mark's names capt J Attwater vice capt G Anderson F Fitzgerald D McDougall K Kirby F Keen J Vaughan A Grenfell N McCormack G Johnson A J eas a Reynolds T Clayton W Ford A Milngs Otadigan MN Hawke Hoclsssics Wt Hutchinson A Batly S Wowler T Ahern.
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Solohiontown
G. J. Surd
W. Veal
R. Sharp
P. Green
A. Christie
Finn
W. Kenny
J. Thompson
W.manro
E. Kenny
A. Thornton
Ghauvile
C. Sutcliffe
W. Stevens
J.white
H. Willis
E. Scanlon
E. Schutze
L. Roadiock
L. Davis
P. Matthews
Mark's
Hutchinson
A. Batly
S. Wowler
T. Ahern
Junior Association Football Match Highlights and Teams
The Junior Football Association match schedule shows Mish School versus M.C.A. High School this afternoon and lists a long roster of players and reserves including captains A. Butterick and A.-V. Schubert. Solo montown Juniors A and B are set to play at Solomontown School at 2 30 with two named teams and squad details.
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Junior Football Association
Mish School
M.C.A
Spain
J. Glenn
M. Bishop
C. Vavenett
Lesatery
J. Sereiy
A. Gielan
B. Jeffery
L. MlcCarter
GC. Mount
HM. Parham
C. McEntee
Jones
Tolmstone
of. Cornish
A.—V. Schubert
DH. Mount
A. Mil
J. Mudsom
Walls
M. Pikzgeraul
Scott
L. Dewy
1. Walker
1. Paltersom
WL Sizer
G. Lawry
Broadstock
G. Roney
J. Gibbons
A. Baker
R. Trewers
J. Nelson
D. Smith
Simmonds
D. Oxford
S. Walls
A. Barney
G. McKay
M. Ryan
J. Emeright
J. Christle
E. Smith
Football club seeks Port Ger main visit at 4 30 p m
The Smelters machine shop football team plans a visit to Port Ger main today at 4 30 p m departing from Sweeland's. Players listed include Q Gould W Campbell J Wilson A Ben M Doyle T Ahern J Walker A Sanders D Gray J Tucker G Boltrill B Davis G Kosh Poynton W Sedinary N Pay Veh Ailchinson J Castle Emer Porter and Ranger.
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Port Germein
Mojor Lolrry
Sweeland’s
Q. Gould
W. Campbell
J. Wilson
A. Ben
M. Doyle
T. Ahern
J. ‘Walker
A. Sanders
D. Gray
J. Tucker
G. Boltrill
B. Davis
G. Kosh
Poynton
Soccer match at Balmoral Oval today
Programme announces a 1 30 start at Balmoral Oval with teams including Cllaby Drew Seymour Wherigek Graham Thornton Turner Patterson Redmond Harvey Uram and reserves Scott Wilson Aus Géugpien Wadsworth Davies Brown Coleman Kelly Morton Wil Mania Wales Bish Clark Walsh March E 5 Williams.
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Balmoral Oval
Cllaby
Drew
Seymour
Wherigek
Graham
Thornton
Turner
Patterson
Redmond
Harvey
Uramos
Scott
Wilson
Aus- Géugpien
Wadsworth
Davies
Brown
Coleman
Kelly
Morton
Wil- Mania
Wales
Bish
Clark
Walsh
March
Williams
YMCA Activities Preview for August 1986 Winter Programme
The Triangle air wells join the Test month of its 1986 winter Programme on August 3. Remaining events include August 5 interclub tennis master at Darwin and Dale, Triangle Club Sunday afternoon meeting, Valley Bell team ping pong and tennis, and a 4 person team event at Cook Oxley. Rev French to give a religious education talk.
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Triangle Air Wells
Trismle Club
American Ter
Tennnis Master
Darwin
Dales
Triangle Club
Valley Bell
Taiareund
Cook Oxleye
Rev French
Petrol tax may be revoked by federal government
Melbourne Friday reports several federal members believe it is probable the road scheme will be dropped and the petrol tax revoked. Owing to state hostility to the proposals, Mr J Gunn conferred with Premier Mr J Allan and Attorney General Mr Eggleston regarding finance plans. Gunn told Allan that Mr W Smith KC had stated the petrol tax unconstitutional and ultra vires, and Gunn later spoke privately with Mr Bruce.
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Melbourne
J. Gunn
J. Allan
Mottorney
Eggleston
Gunn
Allan
W. Smith
K.C
Intervteweto
Bruce
Federal Parliament Debates Roads Aid and Trade
The Melbourne session reports Mr Charlton pressing for clarity on August adjournment and road construction funding amid hostile state attitudes. Other speakers discuss Queensland trip shipments, confectionery imports valued at £264,000, and a press blacklisting proposal tied to the Broken Hill strike. The League of Nations debate resumes after friction over the Barrier Miner and Daily Truth.
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Melbourne
House of Representatives
M. Charlton
Bruce
Pratten
Lenehler
Queensland
London
Mr Wratten
Nott
Australia
United Kingdom
Induetried Council
League of Nations
Marks
J Union
Sad end cited in Australia war disarmament debate
Adelaide reports a woman identified as Doreen Lynch, 45, dying after strychnine poisoning amid a heated debate on Australia’s role in war and disarmament. Mr Brennan criticized conscription while Mr Green urged Britain leadership. Police note Japan’s claimed mastery of the Pacific and the death world. Statements from officials show division on domestic questions and policy moves.
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Brennan
Australia
Britain
Roland Green
Adelaide
Holand Green
Doreen Lynch
Adelaide Hospital
Makhie
She Ie
Japan
Weldanger
Burnside
Charlton
Family says Doreen left for Adelaide with grandmother
Mrs G BE Hunnerup, grandmother of Doreen, says she accompanied the girl to Adelaide yesterday. The child left her to visit a friend and has not been seen since. Another sister, Miss Evelyn Lynch, is mentioned, and it is believed Doreen visited friends at Waite Park last night and objected to returning home.
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G. BE. Tunnerup
Doreen
Adelaide
Irt
Hunnerup
Frienits
Waite Park
Domestic Strife Ends In Arrest In Adelaide
In Adelaide a man named David Winstanley, 24, was arrested at dawn on a charge of assaulting Constable Menschke after midnight during a quarrel between husband and wife on Dirle street. The constable, hospitalized with severe head and body injuries, is reported as in critical condition. Winstanley faced the Adelaide Police Court afternoon session and was granted bail of £25 with a like amount for a surety.
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Adelaide
Julice
Bui Davi Mustinley
Hensethy
Mensche
Dirle
Winstanley
Menschike
Woman assaulted in Adelaide as plague fears rise
A crew member from the tug boat St Hilary, en route from Colombo to Newcastle, reported 1 quarantine after showing symptoms. In Police Court Dr Tune, Chief Quarantine Officer, charged Grace Knapman with assault and theft connected to an earlier disturbance tied to plague illness. Argus remanded until August 10.
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Adelaide
Ite
St. Hilary
Colombo
Newcastle
Broken Hill
F. S.tune
Guieter Argus
Grace Knapman
Torgus
Miss Knapman
Argus
Will Gunn Retirement Triggers Labor Leader Shuffle
Rumors circulate in the Labor caucus about Mr Gunn possibly retiring from the Migration Commission. If he leaves, a portfolio reshuffle is planned with two leaders named as potential successors, Mr J McInnes and Mr L L Will, while Mrs Gunn supported the move in Melbourne yesterday.
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Adelaide
Jutin Garin
Migration Commission
Thowett
Tie Dake
Miie Bruce
Gunn
Labor
J. Mcinnes
L. L. Will
Melbourne
Motor Cycling at Cornnightly Meeting Enrolls New Members
At the Cornnightly meeting of the Pork Mire Cycle Club new members were enrolled bringing the total to 60. The opening sports meeting for the fortheaning SUTNYE was drawn and eight events were planned. A 22 b.p. “Pea-Shooter” Harley arrived in Pirle and will be ridden by W. Baysley at speed meetings. The Harley, a track machine, is expected to showcase Pirie motor cycle enthusiasm and past Norton performances. The first Weston of gloves worn for at least 3,000 years was noted.
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Thiy
Elu
Weasut
Harley
Pirle
W. Baysey
Pirie
Fatal Fall From Lorry In Broken Hill
Coroner's inquest into the death of Julie Hurne, 50, who died on Monday after a fall from a motor lorry on the Tarrawind Road. Dr Dobbyn said death was due to hemorrhage from a fractured train, caused by the fall.
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Broken Mill
G. A. Stevenson
Julie Hurne
Tarrawindigee
Dobbyn
Triple Disqualification at Queensland Turf Club Event
The Times reports from Brisbane and London that authorities disqualified Thomas Jack and jockey William Montgumers after an express Argosy carriage carrying 20 passengers on the gelding Lityland faced improper practices. Imperial Airways linked root causes noted as the inquiry progressed with travel from Croydon to Paris in about 1 hour 40 minutes.
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Times
Brisbane
London
Queensland Turf Club
Imperial Airways
Thomas Jack
William Montgumers
Croydon
Paris
Gunn Accepts Seat on Development and Migration Commission
Melbourne report states Premier J. Gunn of South Australia has accepted a post as a member of the Development and Migration Commission. Bruce declined to comment when interviewed. Personnel of the commission will be announced in a few days.
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MR. Gunn
Melbourne
J. Gunn
S.A
Development and Migration Commission
Bruce
600 Feet Fall Tragedy At Morecambe Inquest
London coroner finds accidental death after Pearson Hardcastle, a miner, plunges 600 feet from an aeroplane during a looping maneuver observed by holiday crowds. Pilot says passenger clung to cockpit lever to stay inside a doomed craft as a woman passenger shields her face. Doctor notes death occurred before fall. coroner rejects heart failure theory.
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Recorder
London
Perdony
Pearson Herdeastie
Morecambe
Tn Ghayi
Hardeastie
Stan
Hardcastle
Foul murder shocks Bayswater stores in London
Special report from The Keeorder details the murder of Edward Creed, Bayswater Provision manager. Detectives target two rough men, about 6 feet and 5 feet 7 inches with a limp, believed to have used gloves to hide fingerprints. A gas-smell alert led to Creed’s cellar death, and the killers fled with keys and cash from the safe.
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Keeorder
London
Scotland
Yaru
Wensley
Nicholls
Ashley
Edward Creed
Bayswater
Scotland Yard Hay
Sivine
Cone Stable
Creed
Great Hurricane Races Through the Bahamas.
Special to The Necorder reports a ferocious hurricane striking the Bahamas with about 100 drowned as steamers Peaceful and Mat coris sank en route from Santo Domingo to the Windward Islands. Over 50 bodies washed ashore at Saoma Island Nassau. Thousands homeless. aid appeals from American cities underway.
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New Orleans
Peaceful
Matcoris
Santo Domingo
Windward
Saoma Island
Nassau
Bahama Islands
Hurricanes wreck Bimini coast and liquor boats sunk
Nassau dispatch reports a hurricane leveled hues at Bimini known as paradise bootleggers. Several large liquor boats were sunk and property damage widespread across the island.
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Nassau
Bimini
Paradise
Floods in Japan devastate Niigata and Tochio towns
Tokyo reports heavy flooding in Niigata Prefecture with the worst at Tochio. An estimated 200 dead and 1700 houses destroyed. Bridge damage is put at 3,000,000 pounds.
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United Service
Tokio
Niigala
Tochio
Lsv
Referenda Debate In Sydney Opposes Opposition
In Sydney Frida Mr T Rabin Charler of the Opposition faces carpeted criticism while J A Barrie of Roseville seeks a council motion regretting the Opposition leader's stance on referendum proposals. The Premier Mr Lang opposes the Federal Road Grant citing £444000 annual taxation and maintenance issues as a reason to limit roads spending, while Mr Tat suggests adopting McBruce's scheme with alternative funding and preservation of existing roads.
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Sydney
Frida
T. BR. Rabin Charler
J. A. Barrie
Roseville
Nationalist Council
Mc Bavin
Lang
Historists
New South Wales
Toad
Conmmonwealthy Grant
Tatig
Mc Bruce
Mr Gang
Silken Safety Reports Two Silos Explosions Kill One
Sydney reports two blasting accidents near White Bay silos and Abbotsford. Four men injured, one died. explosions occurred in sewer shafts while investigating a third charge. Names include George Wal, John Fasey, William Evans. cause under theory, detonator suspected. London air collision aftermath notes pilots Steanes and Frost survived by parachute.
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Sydney
White Bay
Abbotsford
George Wal
John Fasey
William Evans
Glassop
London
Andover
Steanes
Piiot Frost
Encouraging Dominions inTrade Discussed in Commons
In London today the House of Commons debated ways to encourage dominion trade. Mr Dominion Affairs noted increasing complexity and importance of affairs, and warned the government task was growing too heavy for one man to handle.
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United Service
London
House of Commons
Miners strike drags on as leaders sail to America
London reports indicate no end in sight to the miners dispute with officials and union leaders planning a trip to the United States to present appeals for miners fund support. The Miners Conference is expected to back a memorandum urging settlement but arbitration over hours is not likely. The Eight hour demand has hardened resolve, with those returning to work on eight hours resuming strike.
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London
Bea Tillett
Kouncil
Elen Wilkinson AL
Strik
Trotsky in Danger Amid Soviet Disruption
Special to The Recorder from London reports Moscow rumors of Soviet ranks disruption and a failed plan by Trotsky to persuade the government to seize the Kremlin. Trotsky’s arrest is feared to inflame army influence and spark rebellion. Zinovietz is under close surveillance as friction grows between extreme and moderate Communists.
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Recorder
London
Daily News
Higa
Moscow
Trotsky
Loyate
Kremlin
M. Zinovietz
Dog saves guests as hotel burns at Crown Hotel
A bull terrier named Dan alertly awoke a family when a kitchen fire started at the Crown Hotel in Cookham at 2 am. Owner Mr Croxon, formerly an acrobat, used twisted sheets to guide residents to safety. Firefighters arrived from Maidenhead to find the building burned to the ground, villagers forming a rain-soaked bucket chain.
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the Recorder
London
Dan
Lotel
Cookham
Mr. Croxon
Maidenhead
Severe blow. Mexico City reports no bloodshed amid disruption claims
Special dispatch from Tecorder notes Mexico is calm despite alarmist reports of religious unrest. It cites no mayoral lynching in Agua Gamentas after a priest shooting and describes a nationwide surge of Catholic enthusiasm as churches close next Sunday. Catholic authorities warn against demonstrations. Estimates place 26,000 priests serving 40,000,000 parishioners in 15,000 churches. Archdiocese of Mexico City says repentance during church closures may substitute for confessions.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Agua Gamentas
Oocial
Deporting a Communist in House of Commons row
Special to The Recorder reports a tense Commons session as a Conservative MP questioned the need to deport a Soviet backed individual. Bil Joynspo tters admitted government power to compel return of a dangerous Communist named Backer, sentenced to a year for incorrigible rogue. Protests flared over who would pay for Backer’s maintenance in the country.
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Recorder
London
House of Commons
Bil Joynspotters
Secretary of State For Home Affairs
Backer
18 Months Gaol Bank Clerk Sentenced
Mr Justley Schutt today sentenced William Alfred to eighteen months in gaol after findings in a bank clerk case. The proceedings followed a trial that established fraudulent activity connected with customer accounts.
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Melbourne
Justley Schutt
William Alfred
Surrey Match Abandoned By Heavy Rain At Oval
London Friday report from the Oval states the Surrey versus Australia match was halted due to heavy rain. Australia had taken a strong position when play stopped.
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Spevlal
London
the Oval
Surrey
Australia
Thursday's Play in London Cricket Ends Abrupt After Rain
South Australians and Surrey clash as Grimmett shines with 34 and 30 overs. Myder tops Surrey scoring 104, but rain drenches wicket forcing a new pitch prep after 8000 spectators. Match abandoned with Surrey 82 for six and 423 declared by Australia in first innings.
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AL Noble
London
Grimmett
Surrey
Victis
Tim
Mealo
Myder
Theing
Pine
Bardsley
Prince of Wales
Lockton
Holmes
Strudwick
Himmmett
Hobbs
Sandham
Oldfield
IS I PERJURY? McPherson Case Refers To Grand Jury Reopen
Special to The Recorder Los Angeles reports the McPherson disappearance case hinges on perjury questions. Mrs McPherson described as distracted claims harassment while refusing to submit fingerprints. DA Keyes announces reopening before the Grand Jury to review new evidence for possible perjury charges.
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Recorder
Los Angeles
Thuredsya
Mra Aluse
McPherson
Mre
Alice
Mra Mcintyre
Carmel
Keyes
Cobham mission to Darwin delayed by currents
Sydney reports Alan Cobham is to leave Singapore for fuel en route to Darwin. The 89,000 strong troupe is expected to land Thursday near the harbor at Darwin under General Pilsudski, with Meg Moorings and HMAS Geranium denial of a Tehran landing. Colonel Brinsmead also set to arrive in Darwin by Saturday morning.
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Sydney
Alan Cobham
Singapore
Darwin
London
Mintok
Batavia
Sourabaya
Bina
Epae Borin
Koepang
Ally Nowa
Von 1
Cobham
Derwi
Torn
Pilsudski
Lilhuswlen
HMAS
Ting
Fatal Fall At Belas Involving Timber Gang
A fatal fall occurred at Belas during timber handling by a gang overseen by John Anderson. Gerhard Anderson died from injuries after planks gave way thirty feet above a platform. John Anderson survived with a dislocated shoulder. The deceased, Swedish-born and a former master mariner, lived on Florence Street and had Olympic experience. John Anderson, a married man with two children, resided at Risdon Park. Miners Inspector W. Robinette called for an inquiry. site work at the baghouse was being renewed by carpenters. A runway provided footing for workers along the joists.
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Andersons
Gerhard Anderson
Tassie
Port Pirie
Gothenburg
Australia
Ao Helm
Florence Street
Risdon Park
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