Heath urged to step down as NSWBA leader
Rumor says President Tom Heath may relinquish the post of head of the New South Wales Bowling Association. John Scott could return in June to align with his ABC vice presidency. Heath's leadership, praised for steady control and diplomacy, is credited with substantial organizational gains.
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N.S. Wales Bowling Association
John Scott
A.B.C
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Dwig Stonigg
Tor Harry Wood
East Camberwell
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Walter
Abolishing the toucher sparksLetters on bowls debate
A Christchurch writer and Andy Stanley advocate abolishing the toucher stir debate on how to remove driving shots from bowls. The piece discusses tactics, player forms, and past matches with references to Tommy Alln, Walter Mayerd, Fred Black, and other bowlers, noting unresolved questions about abolishing the toucher and impacts on the game.
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Christchurch
Andy Stanley
Stanley
Lost Ten Pounds in Two Months with Kruschen Remedy
A testimonial claims rapid weight loss and improved vitality using Kruschen salts. The writer describes digestion relief, reduced indigestion, and better sleep after two months, noting increased strength and mental clarity. The account emphasizes bodily cleanse and renewed energy. The piece presents a consumer endorsement.
Kinder Hamilton Club to Defend Champion Pairs Title
Kinder of the Hamilton club in Newcastle and partner C. McNeill prepare to defend their champion pairs title in Sydney. The event gathers top players from MSIF and other clubs for a high profile paddle or billiards competition at the mouth venue.
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T. Kinder
Hamilton Club
Newcastle
MSIF
C. McNeill
Sydney
Sydney Pace Sidelined in Goalie Role Patch Up
Sydney Pace of Hunter’s Hill suffers a bad injury that halts his play as a key clubman. Reports say he will likely miss action for an indefinite period while team mates and supporters wish him a speedy recovery.
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Apairers
Goa
Syd. Pace
Hunter's Il
Lana Cove
Skipping as a Guide to Building a Successful Bowling Team
An instructional piece on selecting and organizing a bowling skip and supporting crew. It emphasizes choosing players with discipline, temper, and the right skills, coordinating the trio for leading roles, and maintaining clear orders, communication, and teamwork for competitive intercity play.
New England Bowling Selection for State Titles
The New England Bowling Association names its representatives for the State Titles. Singles picks include E. W. Jewell Armidale Rinkar E W Jewell J. Mallaby B. Jackson and A. T. Moll Armidale. Pairs feature E. W. Jewell and AT. Well.
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New England Bowling Association
E. W. Jewell
Armidale
Rinkar E
W. Jewell
J. Mallaby
B. Jackson
A. T. Moll
AT. Well
Aee Ee
A. Wallace
Butler
M. Stephens
G. Strachan
A. Cawan
W. J. Watson
N. McLeenan
J. Melst
J. Wree
W. McNonald
CMD
A. Bargeant
Teambert
Summerind
T. Heacun
W. Beraere
G. Swan
J. Lowe
W. Schmidt
J. E. Lowa
Neablet
G. Sinise
S- Myers
L. Mice
J. Trim
KK. Shaw
8. Jones
J. Helly
H. Gore
J. Taylor
M. Day
Bedackava
A. T.ell
0. Sharpe
J. Stollaby
O. Jackson
Milne
G. Fiddington
A. Gog
Dark Row
M. Hollom
O. Dowrlog
Es Hawke
F. M, Stevenson
J. McDermott
Willard
G. Faint
W. Coampion
New Zealand Champion Describes Grip and Technique
ENGEBRETSEN, the Dominion singles champion, shares his bowling evolution from a thumb over the running surface to a running grip. He discusses stance, balance, tea of the bowl, and four focus areas: practice, concentration, relaxation, and physical fitness, as keys to success in high level competition.
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Jaques
Dres
Aldo
Jorainet Woods
Fafo
Londoney
Engebretsen
Dominion
Auckland
Jack High
Waikato
Ama
Abe
Reagan
Carlton
Referee style bowls and Auckland feat influence play
A NSW state rink scene notes bets on running and bending bowls. It praises a New Zealand champion's stance and two trips, cites a January Auckland feat, and warns about overextension and tactical pressure targeting the jack.
Lessons Of The Interstate Matches Review Of The Tig Games
A review of the interstate matches highlights key moments and players. Notable turns include Gould’s lapse at Nisbary endgame and the comeback arcs of Bouchard Currey and Manting with several rinks changing fate. Chapman Kennedy Davie Maughan shine among top performers while Sargeant dominates brides carnival lineage.
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Sar- Heont
Queensland
Fee Gould
Noa
Bouchard
Murray
North Sydney
Way
Waverley
Currey
Bosisto
Bosiste
Burwood
Chapman
Kennedy
Davie
Victoria
Maughan
Jimmy Clarke
Woelinsk
Armitage
Sargeant
Clarke
Be Taller A Riddle of Realities and Rage
A fragmented OCR passage hints at a cryptic discourse on height desire and reality. Personal anger surfaces through scattered phrases about world, mama, love, and adolescence, woven with disjointed words and echoes of identity.
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