Warwick Team Beats At Killarney In Slow Dull Match
Warwick completely routed SSL on Saturday to win by an innings and 123 runs. Diggers and St Marys failed to field full teams, with St Marys disadvantaged by only eight batters. Openers Rourke for St Irnians top-scored with 31, while Warwick’s bowling yielded multiple wickets as the long, low-scoring contest stretched over six hours.
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Boundaily
Warwicks
Diggers
C. J. Sullivan
Law Fence
P.jones
Warwick
By &N
Fee Marys
St. Biary
Morgan
Sinkins
St. Mary’ S
Mary's
Sts Innians
Rourke
Ames
Hotberg
Cam Wells
Basie
Derlington
Waewicks
Bob Out
A. Wilkie
Mast
Humphreys
Gray
Patterson
Sundries
Gooper
K. Dan
M. Morgan
Woodend
D. Wilkie
D. Sinking
Tb Growcott
A. Neale
Cricket match score summary with player names and figures
N Nicol and Woodend led with 0 and 0, Patterson 1, Hut ton 5, Sheehan and Estwick Growcntt 0, Wilkie not out, Gray and Ryan 0. Sundries added 1 for a total of 30. Bowling figures: Patterson 3 for 15, Woodend 3 for 19, Growcott 2 for 3, Ryan 2 for 0.
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Woodend
Hal
L Patterson
B. Hutton
Ryan
We Sheehan
Estwick
Wilkie
E. Gray
Sundries
Fatterson
Growcott
Queensland Sets Africans Big Task
Queensland scored 540 for their first innings against South Africa at the Cricket Ground. Six Queensland batsmen passed 50, Don Tallon made a century, and four partnerships exceeded 109. Tallon and McGlew featured in a strong stand before South Africa’s McGlew was dismissed. Queensland ended at stumps 47 not out, with detailed scoreline noting multiple batsmen in action and strong fielding by Queensland.
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Murray J. Clark
Negebyes
Iyr
W. Melle
Mansell
Murray
Field
Vara South Africa
J. McGrew
Waite
R. End
Drew Wins Warwick East Bowls Singles Championship
Frank Drew defeated N Cox to win the Warwick East singles title in a 32 16 final. Other results include Lynton beating Reit 6 2 and Drew defeating Cox in the main singles, with numerous rink and club pair entries listed among the 1952 53 club events and standings.
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Swaechee East
N. Cox
Aturday Cock O' the Wars
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Limton
Go Gingles
Y. A.braatinews
H. Blanch
G. Hing
V. T. Mull
B. Tessman
Drew
V. N. Cox
Ree
Aingges
Ac Laren
V. J. Shalleri
Donovan
Lft
Mullid Tessman
V. R
Tournament results crown Ogden Miller in Warwick tennis
C Ogden and Mrs N Miller won the senior grade at the Warwick Tennis Association Courts in a 5 progressive tournament. In the junior grade G Benson and Mary Locke claimed the title with steady rounds. Multiple grade fixtures over weeks highlighted strong showings from St. Mary's Pe Albions and Wilga teams, with notable wins and forfeits shaping the standings.
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J. Stewart
W. Hague
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V. Chen
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G. Locke
Bragiin
H. Watson
Pigotts
Dailyens
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A. Fontana
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B. ‘Taylor
A. Morse
K. Eather
D. Johnson
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Kylng
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FP Murphy
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Po Johnson
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Barnes
O.k's
Federals
St. Mary's
First Summer Cup Round at Warn Links Won by J White
The 11 round of the 29 Summeras played at Warn links on 15 featured an 18 hole Stableford event. Won by J White with a score of 38 points. CYCLING Hix.
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Warn Links
Stableford
Con
Hix
Warwick City Wheelers Open Track Season With Three Races
Warwick City Wheelers opened their track season with three races yesterday afternoon. In the Half-mile Handicap G Walker, 50 yards, won with J Dries second and PB Blom third. time 37 seconds. The One Mile Handicap saw J Dries take first from G Walker and F Skiptuemi. time 2 minutes 32 and 4/5 seconds. The Two-mile Scratch Race was won by D Liriges with G Walker second and FP Saharan third. time 5 minutes. sec.
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Warwick City Wheelers
G. Walker
J. Dries
PB Blom
F. Skiptuemi
Tscr
D. Liriges
Walker
Saharan
Low Scoring Shield Game in Adelaide
Adelaide cricket match reports a tight, low scoring affair with NSW batting struggles on a sticky pitch. Noblet dominates bowling for SA, while Lindwall and Davidson secure wickets for the visitors. A postmatch controversy over Sid’s drink stunt sparks warnings of stricter policing and safer service plans.
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eBuene
Burke
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Kumar to Play for India in Davis Cup Inter-Zonal
Calcutta based tennis star Daresh Kumar reversed a prior decision and will represent India in the Davis Cup inter-zonal match against Italy starting in Brisbane on December 11. Kumar had cited business reasons earlier but now leaves December 3 to reach Brisbane two days later. India’s other two players Sumant Misra and G Vasant also departed by air for Australia.
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Daresh Kumar
India
Italy
Brisbane
Kumar
Sumant Misra
G. Vasant
Australia
Englishman Leads In Amateur Billiards Championship
Walter Dair, English champion, takes a clear early lead in the world amateur billiards championship. Rival Wilton Dines remains undefeated in the champion series as dates shape a match with Amera Yunoos and a later clash with Robert Marshall of Australia. Trainer Bill McConnell says the arrival drew strong public interest at Guildford.
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Walter Dairfield
Wilton Dines
Hichield
Amera Yunoos
Burien
Utle-holjer
Robert Marshall
Australia
Bill McConnell
Unis
Guildford
Inchidine Hic
US warns wool supply may fade by 1960
A New York speech by CW Endigy of the American Civilian Corps argues synthetic fibers could replace natural wool if chemicals allow. He urges textile makers to shift focus from fiber content to performance and maintenance of cloth, noting wool imports may decline as synthetic textile options rise.
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Stanthorpe mixed golf and club sports update
Stanthorpe reports a busy weekend with the first appearance of both men and Indies receiving attention. Details cover Saturday and Sunday golf matches, players' scores, rifle shooting, and cricket scores from The Summit and Wanderers. Notable names include Wright, Pengelly, Walters, Beven, Atkinson, and Shatte across events and standings.
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Japanese Press Attacks on Soldier Transfer to British Custody
Japanese newspapers yesterday strongly criticized the decision to hand over Commonwealth soldiers to British custody. The government faced denials and said cases would be decided on merit while questions persisted about Ube and the wider policy.
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Qegatta
Tension Among UN Officers in Central Korba
UN officers report rising tension amid border clashes in Central Korba as artillery shells rain on South Ki lines. The stalemate deepens with no patrols into no-man’s land and divisions among UN forces and Korean leaders over potential engagement choices.
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Must Work For Better Conditions Must Work For Better Conditions
Lord Bruce urged improvement of labor relations citing two fundamentals to improve conditions. He emphasized protecting workers from exploitation and ensuring fair treatment while fostering cooperation between employers and employees for harmony and strong results.
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Pele
Saployer
Labour Convention Delegates Face Key Votes in Brisbane
Prominent Biscites select delegates to Labour-in-Politics conference as Mr J Coutigan state president loses by 445 votes to Mr W J Copley. Others such as Mr FD Graha emerge as conference highlights amid moves to disband party groups and tighten liquor trade control proposals.
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J. Coutigan
W. J. Copley
FD. Graha
Allan Stars In Leighs Cup Triumph At Swinton
Allan Wason led Leigh to a 23 5 victory in the Lancashire Cup final at Swinton. He scored 17 tries this season, the most by any centre, as St Helens clinched the cup while fielding a leading rugby league performance.
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Wallaby
Trever Allan Wason
Swinton
Leith
St Helens
Allan
Io Faeland
Kangaroos
Dewsbury
Nihon Kelzai
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