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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 08, 1938
Page
5
A fragmentary London report notes Lord Hawke, ex MCA official, attending a trot event on complimentary tickets. The piece hints at his past roles and questions about England’s cricket scene and public perception, with incomplete lines and uncertain phrasing.
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Fragmentary OCR lists seed potatoes and garden crops with scattered brand-like names and places. The garbled text references potatos, wheat terms, clovers, perennials, and regional notes, suggesting a market or catalog stroke item from a historical page.
In London on Monday two players stood out in county cricket. Ames scored 14 for Hampshire while Hammond led Gloucestershire against Somerset with 1 undelished and Prenniie topped Letoeler’s 154 against Northampton. Kent’s Pungeavy made 188 against Hamp Wet, Creese added 108 for Hampshire, Plzitlock reached 10 for Surrey, Cupson impressed Torey, and Wakinig Ave posted 1 for Derby Yale. Warwick, Luis obtained 62 for Glamorgan against Glamorgan.
Snoland promotes Binfield to replace Clay London in a lineup change. The move comes as 68 players and a 65 run event are noted in local cricket scores. The article references several players and teams, naming Mason of Sinfield and Hie as standout performers.
Fragmented OCR text describes a shoot at over 300 and 700 yards on Boturday with members Mr Hugin Crenaers and two others from the Prathen Chub. Names Bua, Chatlie, Hory, Gartace Aird referenced. unclear context and roles.
Australia dominated the Essex game at Southend, winning by nine wickets after a tense day. Strong bowling by Fleetwood-Smith and Ward, plus key innings contributions from Meade and Chipperfield, helped Australia take control and secure the victory amid midweek rain and shifting conditions.
London article reports a television transmission spanning two miles from Alexandra Palace. The unbroken view showed dancing and other acts from a stationary set on a hill outside the city, with electrical interference briefly interrupting the broadcast for over an hour.
In Melbourne today Bridge of Mar withdrew from Grand National Hustle and Steeplechase. Tie Line was excused by a veterinary surgeon who advised connections to withdraw. Cape York, a VRC favourite for Grand National Hurdle and ARC Cup, was withdrawn after a foreleg injury. Birchasy Cup horse pulled up previously. Conditions affected several leading runners.
A fragmented passage reviews a beauty product named Charmosan face powder. It exaggerates effects and user reactions, mentioning age perception and beauty standards, with dubious claims of health impact and luxury branding. Details are inconsistent and largely promotional in tone.
A three year old champion Spear Chief is entered for five spring races in Melbourne including the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups Cantala Stakes and Epsom Metropolitan Handicaps. Ajex alzo and others are listed for various cups while Laugh Neagh remains in contention for the Rloom Handicap. Entries for the events were announced.
A fragmented OCR read mentions Lyndhurst and Be ve xa mines with reference to mining activity. Includes Susana Brishane and potential authoring voices, though details are unclear.
Wholesale cheese prices jumped four units amid market adjustments. A New South Wales rugby league matchup loomed as New Zealand faced local teams at the Mydner Cricket Ground with players under inspection for boot safety and conditioning.
In England rugby league, Elib states he will join Tivoli at Ipswich for a weekend game. He notes Wigan offered no restrictions while he was in Australia, and the Toawieh League looks on the matter favorably, unlikely to object.
Sydney reports buoyant wool auctions with supply from Continental Japanese and Yorkshire sections. Ninety nine hundred thirty two bales offered. seven thousand two hundred thirty sold at auction and seventeen seventy one privately. Buyers faced drought related challenges during the growing period.
Adelaide sprinter Aurie's Star was set for a long journey to Brisbane for the Demhen Market Cup but will not go. Owner Dube announced changes, with Aurie's Star now facing forthcoming races. Jockey AL McCartes has become the new rider as plans shift toward upcoming rich events.
In Paris championships Miss Wynne faced a tough opponent as Mrs Hopman pressed her in doubles and singles while Miss Stevenson fought hard against Fraulety Erwera. Mixed doubles results included Boussus Wynne and Wilde Whitmarsh. Kent championships in Beckenham saw Morphew defeat Woodward and Wilson beat Thornwon.
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