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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1935
Page
8
Tomorrow at 3 PM Waratahs face Magpies at Wagga Cricket Ground with a 1.30 PM Kangaroos v Waratahs match noted. BG, Ainsworth, Secretary.
Waratahs face Magpies in a decisive match that could shift the final four in Varga rugby league. Magpies chase wins at Datlow and Tarcutta to stay in contention while Waratahs aim to claim leadership with key players unavailable. Fundraising plans and a generous gesture to Mr E. Weel tall accompany the bout as fans anticipate a tense, injury‑stretched clash.
The Maher Cup at Tumut was held today with a fast game ending 10 points for Tumut against Mu'rum Turrah-Harden. Referee Mr PF Lee officiated the match.
Queensland beat New South Wales 22 to 20 in a tour match with a late score sealing the win. In other results Balmain 15 Western Suburbs 9 and St George 21 Newtown 4 along with North Sydney 20 University 3. Rugby Union saw Drummoyne defeat Randwick while Eastern Suburbs beat Northern Suburbs 20 to 23. Manly defeated St George 27 to 13. Australian rules results list Victoria 10 17 and NSW 14 10.
Newtown and North Wagga prepare for tomorrow’s clash at Lulu Park with both sides aiming to win this season. Wagga travels to Alungaplan as Mangoplah and Wagga meet in the round two Home and Wave competition games. June and July fixtures list Newtown vs Mangoplah and North Wagga vs Wagga on set dates.
The scorecard shows L Crump and Mimsell among top scorers in the first innings, with key dismissals to Crisp Langton Bell and Backhouse. South Africa batters including Mitchell and Nourse post totals, Parkin and Lawton take early wickets, final figures show Dowling Camp Lawton and Backhouse among bowlers.
In the Egan Cop competition at Golion Pub to Burrow, Wega will aes. Morrar to be represented by Best, Drummond, Day, Neezan, Belton, Svetl, Lonergin, White, Baley and Copland with Stae as reserve. Referee W Walker. Players must be on ground by 2.30 p.m.
Melbourne teams posted wins across fixtures. Gevlons defeated North Melbourne, Melbourne beat Fitzroy, South Melbourne beat St Kilda, Collingwood defeated Richmond, Footscray edged Hawthorn, Carlton defeated Essendon, Northcote overcame Preston, Camberwell beat Oakleigh, Prahran beat Port Melbourne, Yarraville prevailed over Williamstown, Brunswick beat Coburg, and Brighton defeated Sandringham in a day of league action.
In North Wagga tomorrow at 3 0pm North Wagga features H Campell feap A Me Glynn G Edinedstoie BE Cau bell H Gillert J Poirot with reserves ML Jason TG Davis M Pulver Shamrocks vs The Rock of Akarana scheduled for 2 4pm lineup includes Giarick G Taylor E Delaney EB Mohr M Stott M Galvin B Camp lin E Fulljames fr Perry I Mohr L Hopkins Temple J Wiley.
The notice lists dog show dates across Riverina towns including Wagga Wagga Cootamundra Wagen Coolamon Lockhart Berrigan Holbrook Narandera Lake Cargelligo Angarie West Wyalong Temora Barellan Ardlethan Griffith and Grenfell Cowra Murrumburrah Canowindra Boorowa Quandialla Bribbaree and nearby venues with events from June through October, detailing weekend and midweek slots and venues. Strong entities include Riverina Wagga Wagga Cootamundra Wagen Coolamon Lockhart Berrigan Holbrook Narandera Griffith Grenfell Cowra Murrumburrah Canowindra Boorowa Quandialla Bribbaree and dates across August September October.
The Malvern Star cycle event organizers move riders through 17 territories with winners reaching Sydney for national tests. Arthur Gray Ernie Greg and Grant Pye mentor youths in the age under sixteen category while Bruce King resigns as Wagga District Cycle Club secretary andPrue retires from racing. No race tomorrow due to lack of permission from Wagz Cycle Club.
New Zealand prime minister G W Forbes toured Bradford assessing a new woolpack type. Wool experts noted a possible improvement and Forbes urged wool users to aid in perfection. He visited the Wool Industries Research Association internatories at Torridon, lunching with Leeds' lord mayor and visiting Sheffield.
A Corriedale ram broke a world record at Sydney stud sheep sales with a 495 guinea price paid by Dr. R. Williams of Binda. The ram was presented by N. Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co. Ltd for T. B. M'Paine of Cull ingral Merriwa.
Two American planes collided and burst into flames near Bogota Medellin killing seventeen people and injuring five. The crash occurred Monday with five others seriously hurt. Investigators name the carriers involved and rule out hostile action as a cause.
Newcastle Malden race results list Slumber Muele at 9/4 winner over Flying Welter Chrygado 6/4 and Nardale 3 in 1st division. Approved Stakes sees Prime Talk 4/1 defeating Silver Cheque with Persian Melody 3. Wallace Mile winner Recognise at 6/2 with Toby's Choice 2. Novice Loeu Nese 6/2 winner ahead of Foruraven 9 and Bascno 2.
HRISHANE leads a two year old trial with Acquaintance and Fred's Choice in a tight finish. Trial divisions show Aliro Loch Quinn and Bachelor's Heir as top three in first division with 9 4 winner. Second division features Black Laughter Wollumbin and Glen Eaton at 6 1. Flying Will Yet Daandine and Strange Idea dominate with 4 1 winner. June Handicap lists Thileeds Thought Reader and Wide Bay as top three with 4 1. Novice division sees Wisefelt Ted Cane and Royal Oration as winners at 3 1.
A legal dispute in Adelong Wisconsin resulting in damages of £450 against a grazier over a broken betrothal. The case details a 1925 marriage proposal and prior child issue with Miss Ferguson, and Crain’s alleged illness and cancelled engagement leading to the eventual marriage to another man in 1903.
Royal Commission on the wheat industry nears completion and will submit its final report to the Governor General in the near future. It has issued two main reports and a minor one covering milling and baking. The inquiry has run eight months and cost at least £25,000, with the towing industry aspect also examined.
Mount Buffalo barrowmen Parkinson and Evans gain fame performing in Melbourne vaudeville acts. The Times praises their hero status as they join the immortal pioneers who achieved a remarkable feat, bringing notoriety to themselves and the barrow.
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