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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1933
Page
5
Many Waexe golfers feel the heat favors scratch players as a 36 hole event is set to test consistency. The first round begins tomorrow morning with others teeing off in the afternoon. A handicap event is also scheduled.
Brereton Cup matchups set as Lockhart club challenges for the cup with a Wagga venue scheduled for tomorrow afternoon. Competing teams include Hollo way Holtmann Cornell Tyrie Law and Doe against Wagga lineup Fraser Mozelah Fane Lansmead Keevers Banos. The Country Club has issued a future challenge for Sunday with Taper weighing in.
In a fragmented summary, Wagga Country Club events note mixed foursome scores and players like Blake, Mies Parkamore, Dr and Stacy, Gand Mew Fildgerald, MacVean, Mrs Sheehy, Cullen, Boyd, G P Turner, Mrs Gittman, Smith, Mins, Baldely, and Mr and Mrs MacYean. Victorian Country Week is mentioned, with travel from Albury and improved course conditions after rain and watering to greens.
Junee's annual golf tourney, spanning Wednesday to today, drew many visitors and featured sectors for Scratch and Stroke Handicap. Despite poor season weather, course greens need settling and the club plans further links improvements before next month's championship with champions Shin Alt and partners noted for strong play.
The report records Miké Hite linked to club leadership amid a season of marked improvement in a Cuban planehip event. It notes near champion results with Navundera’s Hime as runner-up and various players such as Alisa Hate, Mrs. Hate Chaeka, Mrs. Lame, and Mrs. Suthirland placing in open and men’s divisions. Context includes age, club affiliations, and scores like Worthington 96 and 92 for multiple rounds.
A fragmentary notice captures a social day event with unclear wording. key names and dates are missing, but it hints at a community gathering or meet and greet. Further readable details do not specify location or participants.
Lang Culley of Narandera, Riverina champion, trailed in the morning but clinched the title at dance today turning a 72 course record. Prospective Riverina champions competed, scoring high, with Rassingthweighty and Len Sennett among notable performers. W Rassingthweighty led the morning field with 5 and Len Sennett posted strong 76. W B Bell won the morning handicap with Gicnett.
The Marylebone Cricket Club committee cabled from Melbourne on April 28 criticizing bodyline and leg theory while endorsing leg sides of bowling. It condemns aggressive fast bowling to the batsman’s head or body, urges moderation, and invites county captains to submit opinions for a formal stance at the end of the season.
Sim Ferrier defeats Tim Ferrier in a closely fought amateur championship opening. Notable results include Mancell besting Davies 5/4, Benjamin over Ivo, Whitton, Lee Brown over K Pope, Apperley over Bepla 4/2, and Hajtareley beating G Copel. Final scores appear as Bett 97 f with inconsistent OCR detail.
Playwright novelist Ben Prayers reports from Australis noting the Marylebone style rules impede counties and sport, arguing the protest is out of place yet reveals unusual conference limits. Darling, a former Australian International, discusses succession and a restricted batters’ approach to bowling, warning of injury risk and costs.
Menta Ga Yomence of MOLEM FI AA M says Ardlethni tin mines will reopen around Susy wien as price signals remain strong at 2180 per ton versus 227 in the market. The Consoliddated Company 118’s 4he feld exploration suggests possible expansion with NTice Crystal eyed. Ardleth n township anticipates a new era of mining activity.
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