State Trial in Warwick Boosts Queensland Women's Hockey
About one hundred players from Southern Queensland compete in the second State hockey trials at Warwick. Selectors will name five outstanding performers soon. Toowoomba, Redcliffe, Ipswich, and Brisbane squads vie in close matches, with Warwick's M Purtell and T Skuse among top scorers. Delegates plan three-centre trials in 1940 to better assess standout players for a composite Queensland team.
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Queensland
Warwick
Brisbane
Toowoomba
Warwick Women's Hockey Association
Redcliffe
Ipswich
R. Rison
L. Shannon
A. Somerville
Queen's Park
Toowoomba IL
Soldiers’ Club
Ren
Orvanke
Wame
G, Risson
A, Somerville
Mixa D, Smith
Mitchell Wheasurer
Queensland Women's Hockey Association
Warwick Women’s Hockey Association
L. W. Lewis
Urs
Lipswich
Brisbane III
M. Hayne
Toowoomba Tl
Toowoomba Tit
D. Collins
G. Rayment
Will
Warwick T
L. Brown
Fulbarks
IL Whitmore
I, Hackwood
G Jones
E. Dean
E. Gillam
Morrison
J. McCulach
Purell
T. Skuse
M. Anstey
Warwirk
Doomben Trials Feature Micawber Amberspear Racing
Doomben trials highlight Hybol Micawber and Amberspear likely to shape the Newmarket and Cup races at the Garden track. Results include Valleyite and Bon Bouche in Juvenile Handicap, Felt Spear and Hinkler Handicap details, with Amberspear winning the Rockton Handicap and strong showings from multiple rivals.
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Brisbane
Racegoern
Ascot
Newmarket
Hybol
Micawber
Briabang River
Ambersptar
Ambersprar
Rockton
Detalls
Spear
G. Pownall
Mungind
W Beresford
Graceful Mover
W. Briscoe
Coorawong
the Arrow
Winacup
Hippewa
Black Crescent
Burdekin Blur
Ringleader
Royal Gamble
Grass Owl
Golden Sliver
Waroonga
Senorico
Belle Cor
High Monash
Hinkler
Hybel
C. Thorley
N_ Selwood
Brisbane River
McGrowdie
Arramlu
Realway
Mr. Felt
Hendra Lad
King Mer- UN
Tooloomba
Lord Binge
Caesar's Ghost
Vivat
W. Carmont
Gavvotte
N. McGrowdie
Limoux
J. J. Cconquest
Tragopan
Rearhead
Donarium
Taringa
Sculptor
Buoyant Son
Assegal
Allora Lad
Amberspear
Gavotte
Bobby Boy
T. Spencer
Operation N
Blane
Huko
Gold Fish
Haile Selassie
Ginger M
Gold Star
Karait
Philome
Mus'c Master
Glassion
Operatic
Leslie Park Green Sees Fours Championship Contested
A Saturday rink day at Leslie Park Green featured three matches in the fours championship after no pennant match was on the agenda. Results include Carpender and March defeating Hunter and Sorlis 4-3, Milar and Adam beating Laidaw and W A Marshall 7-1, and Williams and Wolff overcoming Sterne and Leeper 10-3. Additional pairings listed include Miller, Madgwick, Mellich, Wolst, and others as entrants for the championship rounds on June 16.
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Leste Park Green
Clu
Cub
Carpender
March
Bowls Pennant Contest Ends With Aggregate 104 To Opponents
Stan Thorpe No 2 led with a five two win in the pennant match versus Warwick East on Saturday afternoon. The day featured two rinks per side, with teams Tessman Greenbury Barker Warner Wadien Nacheson Lawson Hopecod Weekes Higgins Staunton Simcocks Lynn James Cohrs Glover McMurtrie Sandberg Matthews Thorne Smyth Poulton Anderson Sewell Bell T Collins Handrey Reeves Pengaily Howard Smith McGaw among the competitors, as the overall totals reached 104. Yesterday's play saw further advancement in the Sunday tours, with Leeper juniors' rink winning as others were level with three ends to play. The fours competition and rink play details follow, including McKone Crommelin Weeks Leeper jun Kennedy Irwin Collins Thorne sub.1 2 Kelly Higgins Greenbury Harley 22 Sorensen Eastwell Adam Leeper sen. Rink play involved Tezaman Bell Gakeley McMurtrie W Hunter R Hunter Vaigt Radford Collins Burton Voigt Dittman Mellish Barker Ludolph Marshall Sterne Gerland McCarthy Handley Culhane Williams Warner Staunton Blanchard T Collins a as 13 3 13a 18
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Tessman
Greenbury
Barker
Warner Wadien
Nacheson
Lawson
Hopecod Weekes
Higgins
Staunton
Simcocks
Lynn
James
Cohrs
Glover
McMurtrie
Sandberg
Matthews
Thorne Smyth
Poulton
Anderson
Sewell Bell
T. Collins
Handrey
Reeves Pengaily
Howard
Smith
McGaw
Rine
Broderick
McGiffin
Hills
Hunter
Storrie
McKone
Dirtman
Angusta Radford
8Idolph
Irwin Parker
Voigt
Leeper
Connolly Kelly
Blanchard Allt
Maloney
Eastweill
Ro J
Jun
Sem
Harley
Crommelin
Weeks
Iun
Kennedy
Irwin
C. Collins
Thorne Isub
Kelly
Sorensen
Eastwell
Adam
Sen
RINK
Tezaman
Bell
Gakeley McMurtrie
W. Hunter
R. Hunter Vaigt
Radford
Collins
Burton Voigt
Dittman
Mellish
Barker Ludolph
Marshall
Sterner
Gerland
McCarthy
Handley Culhane
Williams
Warner Staunton
Blanchard
Warwick in O'Shea Cup draw at Stanthorpe in tense clash
Warwick held to a 1-1 draw with Stanthorpe as they missed several easy chances in the final stages. The reserve grade saw Warwick defeat Stanthorpe 19-10 while Killarney beat Allerba 8-7 in O'Shea Cup action at Killarney and Hopkins Cup results had Killarney win 8-0.
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Warwick
Stanthorpe
Killarney
Aller
Association Hole In One At Mils Hill Course
Miss Vera Schott of Killarney holed her tee shot at the seventh for an ace in a four ball best ball versus par fixture. Par for the hole is three. In celebration Miss Sebutt donated a trophy for a match play event to be contested this afternoon.
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Vera Schott
Killarney
Mils Hil
Mra C. Backhouse
Queensland Triumph in Inter State Soccer Over New South Wales
Queensland defeated New South Wales four goals to none at the Exhibition Ground yesterday marking the Maroons first win against their rivals in four years. Despite a sluggish first half the team improved in the second period, dominating play through clever teamwork and strong finishing.
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Brisbane
Queensland
New South Wales
Exhibition Ground
GOLF CARNIVAL ASSOCIATES TITLE AT KING'S BIRTHDAY MEET
Miss D. Linton of Stanthorpe won the Eastern Downs championship over 18 holes in a close field at the associates golf carnival. Mrs. J. D. Rowland took the handicapped King’s Birthday Cup with nett 71, two strokes ahead of par, as other placings included Miss C. L. Adam and Mrs. M. Wilshire. Travel plans for Warwick club members were announced, with departure at 6.30 am.
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Stanthorpe
Linton
Mra. E. G
Anderson
Miss
Newcombe
Mra. Coe
Miss Linton
Joop
J. D. Rowland
Limbt Marker
C. Il. Adam
M. Wilshire
Blanthorpe
J. Diery
C. L. Adam
G.P
Simpson
Cue
E.G. Anderson
F. Lomas
E. Houghton
V. Rowland
D. Linton
Digby
D. Lee
Gillam
B. Rowland
Associates
B. Gillum
Detalla
Rugby Union club fixture at Warwick racecourse reserve
At the Rugby Union oval the club game between Brothers and GPS marked progress with several new players in action. Brothers won eight to six after a tight match featuring Pliat Dunne Evans Roser in the backs and Purtell Clune Conway upfront, while GPS listed Rutherford Boyce W Baguley Diery and Keates as standouts.
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Warwick
Brothers
G.ps
Brothers Pliat
Dunne
Evans
Roser
Purtell
Clune
Conway
G.P
Rutherford
Boyce
W. Baguley
J. Diery
Bumpkin
Keates
Flint
P. Evans
Queensland Triumphs Over New South Wales In Rugby Union
Queensland defeated New South Wales 21 to 14 in a strong Inter-State rugby display sealing Queensland's fourth win from four matches this season. Livermore kicked 12 points and three tries by NSW were outpaced by Queensland's better forward work. Cerutti dropped from NSW squad ahead of the Australia tour selection. Brisbane fixtures see Eagle Junction Brothers and the Students leading with 10 points each.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Queensland
Oxlade
Monti
Walker
Livermore
Queenslanders
McCaffrey
Bill Cerutti
New South Wales Rugby Union
England
Victoria
I. M. Clifford
B. J. Porter
R. E. McLaughlin
L. H. Smith
J. D. Kelaher
V. Richards
C. Ramalis
J. M. Malone
A. H. Stone
F. Lehmann
F. E. Hutchinson
E. Hutchinson
A. J. Hodgson
K. Ramsay
Warden
Brisbane
University
Y.M.C.A
Eagle Junction
Brothers
Brothers win to claim Pike Cup fate in Brisbane League
In the final round of the first Brisbane Rugby League series Brothers and Northern Suburbs clinched playoff spots for the Pike Cup next Saturday. Brothers defeated Souths 24 18 to remain unbeaten in the round and win the Frank Fullerton Cup. Premiership points after five matches: Brothers 10 Northern Suburbs 6 Valley 4 Western Suburbs Southern Suburbs and Eastern Suburbs 3 each.
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Brisbane
B.R.L
Brothers
Northern Suburbs
Souths
Valley
Western Suburbs
Southern Suburbs
Eastern Suburbs
Pibroch Wins Point Cook Handicap at Williamstown
Pibroch improved on earlier form at Flemington to win the Point Cook Handicap at Williamstown yesterday. Rose Princess led early but Pibroch chased through the straight to claim victory ahead of Rose Princess with Peggy O’Neil third. Other races included Maiden Hurdle and Juvenile Handicap with Ringford and Chanson among notable placers.
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Melbourne
Sir Trac
H. Rossely
Ringford
K. Parris
The
Brewer
G. Shell
Monkshead
Star Lover
Goochow
Bindi
Penfield
Salem
Brimboal
Protein
Cantland
Beny Lea
the Brewer
H. Badger
Dreamsome
E. Whittaker
Chaldean
A. Dewhurst
Calmmomore
Maid of Athens
Esperto
Dominion Monarch
Vivid Fash
Old Red
Munred Bardina
Taylor
Maintenon
Karco
Ralph
Purtell
King
V. Hartney
Sir Hen
Manaforti
Request
Great Saint
Morvren
Hartigan
Mystic Lady
Decurio
Royal David
Windleen
Chortle
Astronomer
Litle Sam
David Quex
Merriiale
Ferd
Restipord
Imltar
Point Cook
Pibroch
E. Pregton
Rose Princess
Badger
Peggy O'Neil
H. Mornement
Mutable
Ramdin
Giver Bond
Salal
Marianne
Bellevue
Fancifort
Rose Princes
Peggy O'Dell
Esplanade Welter
Pyret Divon
Prince Bardis
J. “Galmoore
Kedlie
F. de Walle
Prench’ Gem
A.dewhurst
Somerset
High View
Mariero
Magic Circle
P. Flannery
Barham /Rither
Parodier
Trymon
Roundabout
Teorum
Bathing Beauty
Dagic
Allora Races Hots Up At Allora Jockey Club
King's Malcolm started favourite but Allora Jockey Club Handicap fell to King Malcolm with Myrtle M second and Wisefelt third in a tight five furlong main race. Novelty Pony Race saw My Don take top spot ahead of Sweet Nell and Wee Lu with 3 to 1 bets. Maiden Handicap winner Heart's Desire led Gee Gee and Gualora with tight payouts. Noble Day won Flying Handicap over High Treble and Myrtle, while Chillamount triumphed in First Hack Handicap with Gingalax close behind. Consolidation Handicap went to High Treble, Lough Rea and Longepear followed.
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Alora
King Malcolm
Allora Jockey Club
My Don
Rynne
Sweet Nell
O'Neill
Wee Lu
Devlin
OY Don
Heart's Desire
Gee Gee
McLellan
Gualora
McDonnell
Hearts Desire
Guallora
Seo
Devin
McLennan
Myrtle M
Bulfins
Evens Noble
Bright Leo
Myers
Lax
Bul
Hick Lennan
Bulfin
Wise
Felt
Dannell
Wisefelt
Nebo
Myrtle
Meyers
Gingalax
Bright Lee
Bull
Fraser
Longepear
Btynne
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Warwick Mecca
M. Purtell
Flay Toowoomba
Warwick I1
D. Bussmilch
M. Alford
M. Meibusch
J. Meibusch
Toowoomba UL
E. Morrison
J. McCulloch
Toowoomba II
R. Gillingham
B. Mann
Racecourse
T. Beikoff
Warwick II
G. Ryan
E. McsIntyre
I. Murray
J. Burke
Doomben
Ambeerspear
T. J. Thornton
G. Bowtell
Warwick Range
Leslie Park Green
Lathiaw
P. J. Williams
Thomas
A. J. Neal
Warwick East
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Fernoon
Rugby League
ALLOA
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Maroons
R. F. Smith
J. Thompson
Calms
W. A. Marshall
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W. Thompson
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A. Marshall
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Reid
Burton
Mesh
Scot
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Meid
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Millar
Warwick Club
Menmrbers Dooked
P. V. Thomas
W. Elsley
Rugby Union
Diery
C. Evans
GPS
Orai
B. Gillam
Miss V. Rowland
GH. Newcombe
C. L. Adam Square
M. Gillam
C. Linton
M. Wilchtre
V. McKenna
Rowland
Miss M. Bopp
Miss G. Lucas
J. Collins
H. W. Scott
H. W. Scoit
J. F. Fell
E. D. B. Francis
B.coney
P. Biggins
J. Shelley
Goondiwindl
Allora
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A. Ferguson
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C. Graham
Goondiwind
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Killarmey
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T. Card
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D. Thompson
M. Rowland
E. Cooney
M. Hamlyn
A. Jackson
Lomas
P. Lomas
A. Schutt
B. Pullen
ML. Clifford
Schutt
F. Cox
A. J. Bennett
Square
C. Backhouse
B. Clark
C. Stay
A. Walker
G. Single
J. S. Smyth
J. Southwell
A. W. Hicks
H. Dougall
J. Mutch
BP. Higgins
R. Ingle
W. Vorpagel
H. Dunnigan
C. Schutt
EG. Anderson
Dent
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Fell
V. Schutt
Backhouse
Cor
5. Hicks
D. B. Francis
Mis M Gillam
D. Kyling
Miss Tucker
Brothers—Northe
Williamstown Victory
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