Warwick Club Bowling Week End Boosted by Oakey Visit
Weather-friendly weekend drew five Oakey rinks to Warwick with a strong show of support for the local club. Highlights included Ray ONeill and Charlie McShane winning the Queen's Birthday pairs, a strong Matthews Memorial Pairs showing, and Warwick East defeating visiting Oakey outfits 112 to 20 on Sunday. The festival included a holiday fours event, plus the fifth anniversary of the club’s founding on June 11, 1947, and the next weekend duel schedule features club and open singles and pairs matches.
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Joe Kenway
Joe
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J. McShane
J. Abood
J. McAtee
G. Connolly
Field
Powell Wins Narrowly In 32 Heads Test Match
Green and two open singles sparked keen competition with compact scheduling and limited playdays. Powell edged Dempster 31 to 27 after 32 heads, in a game lasting long into the finish as Powell took the lead by securing five of the next heads. Dempster then won 19 to 11 after 17 heads, with 10 ends to his opponent's seven.
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Southgene Carnival Triumph Over Queen's Birthday Week
President Jack Connolly and his committee praised for a grand carnival success during Queen's Birthday week. Secretary Jim Mullins credited for organization while Greenkeeper Bill Reibelt lauded for surface excellence. Winners Ted Ol an, Tom Collins, Bill St. Clair and Joe Fontana posted five wins and 73 points. Eric Matthews' team were runners up with five wins and 43 points.
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Southeen Cross
Bill _Reibelt
Warwick
Tedolan
Tom Collins
Bill St. Clair
Joe Fontana
Phil Walke
Eric Matthews
Eric
Tannymorel Weekend Green Play Results
Weekend play at Tannymorel featured multiple mixed doubles and team matches with scores from the Warwick events. Teams included D Kearney Williams A Hall M P Roche versus Spiers Jones Hughes Mulcahy Stewart King Boylan and J Brown O Mara M P Mogridge versus Spiers Campbell plus M P Rochefopte. Other noted pairs included Nelson Braithwaite Fischer Wenck and Flet S Fletcher Hilton Ward McMillan with varying scores.
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Mesdames D. Kearney
Williams
A. Hall
M. P. Roche
Y. Mesdames
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Jones
J. Hughes
Mulcahy
Stewart
King
Boylan
Warwick
Y. J. Brown
J. O'Mara
M. P. Mogridge
R. Spiers
Campbell
Allora A close A grade singles match at the green
The A grade singles saw a tight battle between M Holmes and C Say, Holmes winning 31 30 after leading 36 to 25 and turning the final ends. Other results noted include wins by R Imhoff 31 21 and a strong performance by Bert Holmes, with social play results and upcoming matches listed, including Ro Gordon vs Lancaster.
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Bert Iy
Legrt
W. Morris
S. Crookey
Smith
Y. Marlin
Bardwell
Ruble
A. J. Morris
Deacon
Douglass
Holmes
Garth
Lorrimer
V. Hansen
Virklss
FR Winkle
J Swith
Steinhardt
Wilton
Mohnston
Tmhoff
Ro Gordon
T Lancaster
Warwick hosts Queens land hardcourt championship
Officials praise the first Warwick staging of a Queensland hardcourt championship noting strong gate and canteen takings. Local players did not claim titles but Mrs Carey and Mrs Hamilton won the ladies doubles. Hamilton also won singles and mixed with her husband. Stanthorpe pair Mrs Jack Hamilton dominates three events. The View Thopapsen and J Jones Cup teams were named for Stanthorpe action next Sunday with captains and player pairings listed.
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Queensland
Queensland Tennis
Carey
Stanthorpe
Jack Hamilton
Tammon
Sams
C. Stewart
Col Ogden
View Thopapsen
J Jones
Ogden
G Bourke
R. Tummen
Stewart
W. Brown
Digger Cup triumph highlights weekend golf, locals dominate
The event drew 104 players, a record field, with Trap per Bligh claiming the Digger Cup to cheers. A huge attendance at the dance followed and 53 couples contested the mixed foursome, won by Stanthorpe’s R Brown and Collin. Frank Smith led 102 nett in a photo finish for Queen’s birthday honors, with Mac Rowland and Harkiss close behind.
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Wilson
F Horn
Berniey
Noel Sheshear
Stanthorpe
R. Brown Collin
Woohy
Frank
Smith
Cam Harkiss
Mac Rowland
Bernie ‘Cooney
Bernie Cooney
Tommy Maher
Miss McCarthy
Albert Maxwell
Bill Bligh
Burky
Wille
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