Bowling notes on Warwick Club greens and Empire game history
The report details Warwick Club bowling activity at the usual turf, with Auchenflower players beating Warwick 40 to 11 and Loch Adam recovering in hospital. It covers upcoming events, the Stanthorpe Club visit, and the new Inglewood green opening, plus observations on grip and delivery techniques for consistent rolling.
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Warwick Clan
Loch Adam
Loch
Auchenflower Club
Auchenflower
Warwick
F. Holdway
W. Currey
J. Armitatead
Pifth End Coores
Ken Laidlaw
Warwck Club
Jas, Chapman
Alex McNab
J. Byram
Ken
Harley
Burton
McShane
Topping
P. J. Wiliams
Mr. Valgt
Sterne-Harvey
Burton-Leadbitter
Corlis-Winterstt
Carpenter - March
Stanthorpe
Leslie Park Green
Tom Porter
Arthur Neal
Ingtewood Bowling Club
Inglewood
Althhough
Great Britain
Ute Australlars
Cownell
Commonwealth
England
Sotland
Wales
Ireland
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
Iadia
Hong Kong
Foi
Addé
Lingy Sao
Warwick East
R. A. Hunters
W. MecKone
H. Blanchard
C. Reeves
Southern Queensland
Joseph Hammill
Out of Step Launceston Postal Chief Resigns
Sir Harry Brown disclosed at a civic reception that disagreement prompted his resignation as Director-General of Postal Services. He said six months ago he planned to stay with the Post Office until pushed out and chose to end his services, noting the topic was delicate and he would not pursue it further.
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Launceston
Postal Services
Harry Brown
Post Office
Postal Service
Naval changes london appoints Plunkett-Ernle-Erie-Drax chief at the Nore
In London on Monday Admiral Sir Reginald Plunkett-Ernle-Erie-Drax replaces Admiral Sir Studholme Brownrigg as Commander in Chief at the Nore. The report notes bowls clubs abroad expand to thousands and lists membership figures in the United States, Japan, Hankow, and Shanghai amid wartime disruption.
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London
Reginald Plunkett - Ernle - Erie-Drax
Russia
Sir Studholme Brownrigg
The
Nore
United States of America
Japan
Hankow
Im Warbtrkcken
Shanghai
Ching
B Grade Cricket Shows Tight Day Of Prem Frontline Action
Zingaris collapse against Diggers and Daily News failure to press home on O M innings marked opening day. Diggers held a strong lead while Daily News-CYM fought back with 142 and a late stand by McEnlery and Roser. Potters, Cox, and Fr Michael bowled well, daily News reaching 14 for nine at stumps as CYM countered with ambitious batting plans.
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Zingaris
Diggers
Daily News
Newes Cym
Simpeon
C.Y.M
Oval
Phelan
Lyons
Goote
C.M
Potter
Abood
Fr. Michael
Dalrymple
Cox
Hansen
Roser
Byrnes Jun
Fr. Micha
O.Y.M
Arnold
Innnings
C.Y M
McEmery
C.¥.Ml
McEnlery
Nis
McEmbery
Dorfield
Armacid
Morris
Zingari
Bae
A. Tucker
Harkiss
Bolger
Harkiss Leads Dynamos in Unbeaten 38 Run Start
Harkiss forged a measured innings, remaining unbeaten on 38 as Diggers eye a potential four point win after steady strokes against five bowlers. If Zingaris is pressed early after the resumption, Diggers should press advantage and chase the target, aided by plans for a joint A and B grade trip to Stanthorpe with a strong 11 likely to be chosen by week’s end.
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Harkiss
Zingaris
Stanthorpe
St Vcion Committee
Meteorological Notes from Brisbane Chart Update
A Brisbane weather note describes a trough between the Gulf of Carpentaria and southeast Queensland extending south to a low in the west Tasman Sea. An eastern high and a western anticyclone drive cooler southerlies into Queensland, with morning readings lower in the southwest than Brisbane. Expect isolated storms inland before a change to less sultry conditions along the southeast coast by tomorrow.
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Brisbane
Gulf of Carpentaria
Queensland
West Tasman Sea
North Island
New Zealand
South Australia
Alice Springs
Victoria
Tasmania
Highlands
Queensland Forecast
Local thunderstorms are forecast across the Peninsula central highlands and the tropical coast. Additional storms and sharp gusts are expected initially in the Downs and south coastal divisions with north to northwest winds. Otherwise fine inland with cooler south to southeast winds, and winds extending generally eastwards.
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Queensland
Peninsula
Central Highlands
Downs
Australian Sentenced for Football Pool Fraud in London
An Australian, 36, who ran away to join the Army at 14 and served in the last war, was sentenced to 12 months' imprisonment for a fraud scheme that could have stolen pounds from football pool promoters. He stole a coupon-filled bag en route to Edinburgh, altered the results, and attempted to ship it. Mrs Scott, crying, testified they were married ten months and planned to stay together. Police said he had gone straight for four years.
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London
Edinburgh
Birmingham
Scott
German Blockade Talks Between Britain and France
An Associated Press dispatch from Paris reports a British delegation led by Sir Frederick Leith Rose and Mr R H Cross met with French Minister M Berit to discuss export controls against Germany. The exchange aimed at coordinating enforcement actions and policy alignment in the blockade effort.
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London
Associated Press
Paris
Frederick Leith Rose
R, H Cross
M. Berit
Germany
Warwick Rifle Club season ends with low turnout
Only seven members turned out on Batkday to shoot the short ranges. Scoring fell below average with H Lonrickesem at 93 topping the list. The Christmas shoot on December 6 marks the year’s final event and all members are urged to attend.
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H. Lonrickesem
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SABA
Pancy
Morse
Pany
Queensland Trustees Ltd
Perceeards
DES
Magar Oral Agents Y
Lace Board of Advices A & Mowly
Warwiel
Warwick Club
H. Brown
Alfa-Laval
Alpa-Laval
Alipa-Lav
ALFA
Laval Separator CO Sx
Ayeee
Peet
Java
King
Warwick Co-Op
Dairy Assn. Ltd
Donovan & Son
Alloa
Killarney
Blinco & Muller
BR. Gallagher
Clements
Britain
France
George Street
Warwick Rifle Club
T. R. Locke
B. Argus K
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