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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1941
Page
6
Jockeys clashed at Albion Park today with multiple divisions including fifth, sixth and seventh events. Notable results saw winners like Hoghe Bape and Bonne Corban while other favorites faltered amid close finishes and varied dividends.
A disputed legal note shows the Amalgamated Foodstuff Union and Marine Cooks Bakery and Butchers Association nearing agreement with the Treasury on a government cook award. The full award provisions are stated with a remaining issue on preference.
Wet grounds on a damp Saturday hindered play as UWLIRE and Corinthian faced off. Both teams, strong scorers this season, prepared for a tougher battle on a soil surface and planned to double ground efforts to meet expectations amid rain.
Formal protest from Portugal to the United States condemns U S actions in the Atlantic region. The note, delivered by Cordell Hull, asserts U S interventions undermine Portuguese sovereignty and territory near the Azores and Cape Verde islands. The protest warns of escalating tensions and potential threats to regional stability.
The winter tennis event continues next Saturday with the men’s section and several associations competing. Pennany Grave leads Association C9 against A, while Sawochitlon AW NG 1 1 faces Grade Downs B. Scola A and Down! No 1 from OSH A also play, with byes in other matches.
Afternoon event at Warwick East Ladies Club raised funds for the Warwick and District Patriotic Fund. Notable results included Mire. Ivey defeating Mra Bianchon 70 to 68 in Consistency Singles, Sundhere’s Four beating Greenbury rink 18-14, and Distman defeating McNickle 22-20 in Championship Singles.
Garland, chairman of the Warwick Futsions, hosted players at Leslie Park yesterday afternoon. The event featured a mixed ring of Warwick Club players and others, raising funds for a local cause as teams competed and a parade of names highlighted the turnout.
Ninety two players will compete in the Patriotic American Tournament at the masocration courts on Sunday. The draw lists matches on Courts No. 1 to No. 6 with pairs including Stabler, Frew, Bligh, Irwin, Blackwood, Trim, Boyce, Wise, and others. Players must be ready to start promptly and avoid delays during the day.
A handicap y competition at the Mulul Lake meet produced several listed placements with grades and scores. Mrs Gillam and Mrs Pell tH posted down times, while Rowland and Prange showed solid finishes. Hostesses for Saturday include Ma. Garter, Met Cox, and Miss Btriekung.
A garbled fragment appears to reference a call or plea from a group or location named Troup about a promotion or promotion effort labeled Thin Country. Details are unreadable and no clear individuals, dates, or organizations can be identified.
Races conducted at Kennington in the afternoon included Maiden Handicap First Division with Quelle Temple and Gight, two and a half lengths apart, and race times around 434. Dividends ranged 14/6 0/8 5/3. Second Division featured Cearla Major and Indigar Emperor with SheMeld Shield, three lengths separating, time AB. Plying Handicap First Division saw Bruce Wood ahead of Hamden by two lengths, time 14, dividends 16/4 14 0. Second Division listed Camalon Betgor and Gilttering Plame, two necks apart, time 1.76, dividends 2 aka 1009. Other events included the Rentuky Handicap with Matheon 120 to 12 and several neck/head margins, time 121. Kensington Handicap had Denu Brere and Soberaides, minor margins and times recorded. Three-year-old andic a? John Halifax ahead of Jon Suc and Bymeline, with a length end a quart. Welter Division saw Alun Verde lead Growon and Red Bruce, margin a neck. All races noted with finishing positions and dividend figures.
The text contains scrambled names and numbers from a missing event. It mentions a quarter figure 189.9 and a semi final time 49, with references to Minch and afternoon tea. The overall content is unclear and fragmented with no coherent narrative or identifiable entities.
The Melbourne meet features Turf events with outcomes across several divisions. Winners include Wharncliffe Handicap victor Bay Fern and Hanbire win followed by multiple placings and dividends listed for the Desborough Welter and Manchfield Novice races. Related odds and placements show a bustling betting slate and competitive fields.
London reports that the government intends to merge the Foreign Office and diplomacy into a combined service. The plan would open ranks to all members, reward proven merit, and pension officers for higher posts, aiming to boost efficiency and broaden opportunity.
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