Burren Junction Tennis Tourney Grows in Significance
The Burren Junction tournament gains prestige with strong showings from Dick Garvey and Dick Bushy, plus notable matches by Erle Maldens and Jim Glichrist. Featured players include Mrs Radford, Miss Sheppard, Joan Wheaton, Don Cameron, and Ian Sykes as crowds watch a busy carnival of doubles and juniors.
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Burren Junction
Heetor Radford
Harry Wize
Vo B. Freeman
Mort
Burren
Dick Bushy
Alngies
Ran Syke
Erle Maldens
Maldens
Ehit Wheaton
Guar
Phil
Wren
Bay's
Joan Wheaton
Joan
N.B. Wales
Ames
Micabeth Mercellan
Rovers
Misa MocKaling
Talee Willam
Bribsh
Tamworth
Hie Atomma
Jack of Stamina
Rey Dunlop
Don Cameron
Garveygrams from Burren carnival spectators
The Burden carnival highlighted by a spectator from the announcers box features quips about attendees and prize gibes. Notable lines joke about Miss Sheppard and Miss Seville, while Dick Garvey dominates the commentary with wit and audience reaction.
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Burren
Dick Garvey
Mer
Miss Sheppard
Courtenay Heath
Iiths Bay
Tha Botle
Seville
Class players at Wagga event shine in open tournaments
The Wagga contest drew top players including G Holloway A King from Victoria and J Thompson NBW in a packed program. Thompson and Coldemith captured the men's doubles while Miss Hayes endured a taxing schedule reaching three semi finals and two finals before fatigue slowed her.
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Warka
Holloway
A. King
Victoria
Donshes
Q. Proule
J. Thompson
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Mitaos
Belamy
TF. Coyne
BH. Hoyos
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Wee Genin
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Sproule
A. Kay
Kay
Reg. Goldsmith
Thompson
Coldemith
Matthewa
Tas Boore
J. Gilchrist Wholder
Ray Dunlap
Lyken
Henry Chnipp
Heale
Endl Bingios
Disa J. Wheaton
Missy Menging
Moree Tennis Carnival Draws Sydney Talent
Moree hosts a strong mix of local and Sydney players led by Joyce Williams Bert Beus and George Kendall. Godfrey Fry wins the men singles and Miss Williams takes the Indies event as crowds anticipate future stars from Warialda and Tamworth with Bert Balls and Hector Cox organizing.
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Burren Junction
Moree
Sydney
Joyce Williams
Bert Beus
George Kendall
Godfrey Frey
Henry Lindo
Alan Crawford
Goknan, Mansfield
Warinka
Beon de Stefani
Pitene
Godfrey Fry
Mansfeld
Milas Lelia Rearion
Warlalda
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Indies
Mian Florria Pranciaca
Hind Wiles Joyce Williams
Miss Williams
Mandy
Dunlop-Perdriau'y Ster
Gilgeman
Neroas
Tamworth
Hector Cox
Oix-Foot
Hector
Borge Kendall
Herb Botts
Bert
Bla Te Tinis Peak
Henry Linds
We Maney
Bald
Henry
Wes Athol
Moréa
Bert Balls
Alan Buckthwater
Erin Aldens
Alen Crawford
Jean Bruce
Ther
Marrabri
Walcott
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Jim Russell
Weh Saat
Joyoer Williams
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Ernie Gasbott
Thrayloet
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Jak Margiiot
Athol Steur
Dick Busay
Ray
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Dean Ruc
Fuenas
Os Aiden
CasaLey Love
Geo Werte
Guy Blake
Many Two
Vibe Ten
Envy
Jim’ Glichrist
Evan Henry
Tate
Warcll
Winster
Malden
Kenory
Dunlap
Titale
Milne Bruce
Jean Wee
Jody
Shaw
Gunnedah
Jim Gltchrlat
Frouind
Hector Radford
Hee
Misa McKellar
Ian
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Wendell
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Hon Byles
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Wagga
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Auburn
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A. Gibson
John Doyle
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Nevin
Stettler
Singleton
Thoroughgood
G. Gould
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