King's Birthday Tournament MISIT OF INTERSTATE PLAYERS
The King's Birthday Tennis Tour at South Wagga Tennis Club runs from yesterday to Monday with interstate players led by Viv McGrath Dave Thompson Bobby Barnes and Misses Thelma Coyne May Blick and Joan Hartigan. Visitors from Albury and Riverina towns boost the field as semis and finals promise keen competition. A tournament dance at Masonic Hall tonight features novelty events and Riverina Revelers Orchestra.
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South
Coyne
Harrigan
Blick
Britain Aims to Strengthen For Negotiated Settlements
The Prime Minister Mr Chamberlain told constituents that Britain would discuss terms with Germany and any country if a reasonable chance of settlement by negotiation exists. He said Britain would build strength so no power could impose dishonorable terms that threaten Britain's vital interests.
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Londons
Mr. Chamberlain
Britain
Germany
Australian Rules Matches Postponed for Tomorrow
The Australian Rules competition fixtures have been postponed to tomorrow. The N. S. Wales Railway Innalltute meets a combined Wy va side at Bolton Park with a large anticipated crowd. Selected players are asked to attend the Imperial Hotel at 27.15 p.m. for a briefing.
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N.S. Wales Railway
Wyva
Bolton Park
Imperial Hotel
J. Naughton
Roy W. Clarke
W. Brown
H. Spearing
E. McDermott
Crozier
J. Kelly
C. Noack
M. Hornby
J. Hornby
E. Midge V. Carroll
T. Carrol
J. McRae
C. McPherson
J. Price
W. Walton
M. Dudley
W. Harrington K. Chambers
J. Kenyon
B. White
F. Whyte
Ganmain Knockout Carnival Draws ARU Teams
Ganmain ARU club announces its annual knockout carnival to be held Monday with teams from Griffith Leeton Grong Grong Coolamon Matong Mirrool Ariah Park Mangoplah Oaklands Boree Creek and Ganmain. A special train will depart Leeton in March collecting passengers along stations. Wagga mpirea will officiate with Towzell Murphy and Slade supervising.
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Gammain
Griffith
Leeton
Grong Grong
Coolamon
Matong
Mirrool
Ariah Park
Mangoplah
Oaklands
Boree Creek
Ganmain
Waggampirea
Messrs
Towzell
Murphy and Slade
Melbourne Football League Round Results Summary
Collingwood defeated Carlton while Richmond beat Hawthorn to stay alive. St Kilda edged North Melbourne, Brunswick defeated Camberwell, Williamstown triumphed over Preston, Yarraville beat Port Melbourne in a tight clash.
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Collingwood
Ad. Carlton
Richmond
Hawthorn
St. Kilda
D. North Melbourne
Interstate Rugby League clash ends with New South Wales rout
New South Wales defeated Queensland 54 to 15 in rugby league action. In rugby union, Queensland led Victoria 27 to a score not completed in the fragment, with the result unrevealed.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Queensland
Victoria
Baseball Carnival Results From Sydney Event
Sydney baseball carnival continued with Warge defeating Port Kembla 28 to 3. Uithgow beat Far North Coast 21 to 2. Bathurst defeated Wollongong 29 to 4.
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Sydney
Warge
Port Kembla
Uithgow
Far North Coast
Bathurst
Wollongong
G N Hurdle and Steeple at Rand National Hurdle
The Rand National Hurdle features G N Hurdle in a roughly three mile steeplechase run scheduled for Saturday July 1. J RAND hosts the event with public interest and betting activity expected.
Hardware and Trade Services Ad at 29 Kincaid St Wagga
HW E Anderson and Sort and WACABUILDERS advertise general blacksmiths engineers motor repairs and rubber tyres fitted by latest machines. Acenclest australian alloy steel products and reliable sheep feeders air ways on hand at 29 Kincaid St Wagga. Phone 1081.
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Wacabuilders
Kincaid ST. Wagga
M T C RACES King’s Birthday Meeting At Good Fields
The Murrumbidgee Turf Club plans its Winter Meeting on Monday with strong nominations and a Brush Hurdle for 40 sovereigns over 11 miles 10% yards. Several Gold Cup entrants are listed, promising exciting racing as Syd ney and Melbourne meetings run Monday and punters may attend.
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Murrumbidgee Turf Club
Sydney
Melbourne
Wagga Diggers Race Club Holds Annual Meeting
The Wagga Diggers Race Club met at the M P and A A Rooms on Wednesday night to review profits of £82 14s 2d from the last year and to elect new officers including Patron Ald H E Gissing. The next committee meeting is set for Tuesday at the Soldiers Hall to plan the August 2 programme.
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Wages Diggers' Race Club
M.P
A.A
Wagea
Als.s.l.lla
John Graham
Ald
H. E. Gissing
Wagga
Messrs
Barrand
W. J. Morrow
J. c. Sheekey
W. Goldson
R. Deacon
Hi. H. Dake
J. Comb
D. Close
P. Croydon
D. c. Stibbard
R. G. Faithfull
G. M. Cox
P. T. Bennett
L. Horsley
N. Coates
R. McKellar
G. C. Pinkstone
W. H. Buliman
J. W. Doyle
Soldiers’ Hall
County Cricket Results From London Matches
County cricket scores show Army 537 drew with Cambridge 411 declared and 7 for 149. Middlesex 312 and 134 defeated Somerset 354 and 139. Nottingham 418 and 238 beat Essex 53 declared and 124 declared. Gloucestershire 464 defeated Surrey 236 and 171. Yorkshire 7 for 20 declared beat Leicestershire 244 and 104. Derbyshire beat Worcestershire by 316 runs. Sussex defeated Warwick by four wickets. Minor Counties 236 and 504 defeated Oxford. Glamorgan 471 and 4 for 306 beat Kent. Lancashire 256 and 385 defeated Hampshire 424 and 30. Various horse and greyhound race handicaps listed include Brush Hurdle Wilderlong Mainden Plate Cushla Machree Jungle Star Flying Handicap Mafoota Farr Son Winter Handicap and others.
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London
Army
Grimaton
Pake
Cambridge
Middlesex
Compton
Somerset
Sime
Nottingham
Harrizon
Keeton
Hardata
Essex
Gunn
Gloucestershire
Surrey
Scott
Parnaby
Lowell Howell
Oxford
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Vv. McGrath
D. Higgins
T. Carey
Melb
D. BR. Mayo
B. Barnes
Dg. Mathew
D. Mackay d. Johnstone
R. Morris
D. O. Francis
Shute d. Alexander
Mistes Amdereen
Angel Dh Mesdames Grinton
Goodesa
Kelly Dd
Jago
Jace d. Winggion
Mise (Giraham d
Caskelly
Raed
Miss Wade
Irwin
Welch
Mackay
Renry
W. Hil
R. Mayo
D. Broughall
Everett
Plumridge
Spencer d. Rudd
Lewis
Smith
Lonsdale
Lacey
Michael
Masonic Hall
Riverina Raevellers Orchestra
N.S.W
Ganmain Knockout Carnival
Melburne Football
Brunswick
Camberwell
Williamstown
Preston
Yarravillet
Port Melbourne
Brisbane
McDonald
Imperial Tractors
Bayns Sreet
G. N. Hurdle
Pooley Bridge
Ei Nation
N.Z
Ll Turt
Dominor
Jack Kevastar
Celtic Lad
N. Z
Mamburdi
Trafalgar Bay
Bhere Khan
Star Watch
Star Lover
Trentwood
Shanghai In Arms
Rich Star
Hasty Comet
Ord Lytton
Smiling Thru
Sachem Saleem Fairlaw
Exmoor
Kent
Peter Thrice
Shadow Moon
Mac Devon
Kialla Kate
Man of
Erination
Turf Boy
Ae Seymour
Grantley Dornford
Oakwood
Deckard
Pulham
Prims Leak
King’s Warden
Beatford Ey Anne
Harte
Pride
Scardus
VNZ
Sir Balios
Brush Hurdle
Furla
Mandicap
Furls
Wilderlong Tin
Macintosh
David John
Lord Colt
Park Hill
Ay & Donetia
Ee Aed
Gallah
Mafoota Peice
Fara Gon
Tcabarka
Fara Son
Ambhree
Thialoo
Collins
Casarka
John Eldon
Baron Thorne — Mercile
Jellingroe
Friardoon
F. Gragoota
Martonga
Murmar
Jeeves
Jack Farr
Don Carlos
Rodier
Walgrove
Robeson
Nanjodor
Lucky Valley
Lucky Legion
EL - Tigre
Baron Thorne Home
HW. E. Anderson & Sort
County
Glamorgan
FE. Joses
Lancashire
Hop ‘Wood
Tolden
Hampshire
Atx
Mafoota
Farr
Thirioo
Shady Farr
Colting
Prince Court
Tom Carey
Beau Legion
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