Rain Fails to Halt Warwick Golf Club Weekend Play
About 46 members and associates braved drizzle at Warwick Golf links Saturday for the members 18-hole monthly medal won by David Cox with nett 68. Alec Waters was close behind at 69, while George Williams led A grade with nett 71. Other results include various handicap rounds and match play in A B and GO grades amid weather-affected scores and trophy details.
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Arthur Rowe
Stan Kingston
Tom Col
Saturday Racing in Three States features mixed results
Distant firsts and close finishes unfold across Albion Park Rosehill and Auburn mixed meetings. Pacific Flight, Our Gavan and Sea Wind headlining six divisions with strong betting, and substantial payouts noted for win and place.
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Dives
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Caulfield Handicap and Murray Handicap Race Notes
Race details include Caulfield Handicap with Ian 710 and Paterson 2 on Golden 7300, MURRAY HANDICAP results listing Truntion 78 and Lion Court etc, plus Hurdle and Welter divisions with bets and placements. Betting odds feature 25 to 1 Demos and 4 to 1 Gunshot, with various lengths and place outcomes across multiple events and entrants.
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Warwick Too Good In Mud For All Whites Rugby League
Rain and mud hampered the match but Warwick defeated All Whites 11 to 3 at Show Grounds. The greasy ball and slippery conditions led to few clean passes while penalties and bold moves by Warwick’s forwards and backs kept them ahead. Key moments included Canavan’s failed try conversion and Wiedman’s misfired kick, with Warwick sealing the win through late defense and a decisive try by Frith after pressure near the five-yard line.
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Iwick and
J. Gilbert
Duncan
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Viet ‘T! Sullivan
Selman
van Gelder
Foanton
Bill Sullivan
Pen van Gelder
Toowoombe
R Sullivan
Haupt
Sullivan
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Rutledge
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Canavan
Eustake
Turner
Jay Ae
Sgeen Reshul
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G. Ryan
Smith
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Ryan
Deltie
N_ Murdock
Trey
Hal Frith
Warwick Rugby League Team To Play Brisbane Curtain Raiser
Warwick Rugby League executives finalize a squad for a Brisbane curtain raiser at League Ground. The Brisbane side will feature Bulimba players in contention for future representative honours. The Warwick team includes Ton, Umkpinks, Bette, Cantwell, with kick off at 12 30.
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Elwis' inside backs shine as Edwards stars in CQ clash
Central Queensland met New Zealand in a hard fought match before 3500 fans. Five eighth Eastlake connected well with fullback Green, while Jim Edwards scored NZ’s first try before a eye injury forced ambulance attention. Rockhampton Hospital treated Edwards, Travers Hadwick and Jack Russell-Green swapped positions with Hadwick scoring twice. CQ forwards outplayed the Kiwis in the pack, though only one Kiwi forward scored.
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Feye
Jim Edwards
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Positon
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McCaffrey Named in Queensland Team for NSW Clash
Brisbane reports Ken McCaffery, Toowoomba half back, is selected for Queensland to meet New South Wales in Brisbane next Saturday. He has shoulder trouble from an April Bi Cup match with Ipswich but is cleared to play. Full back and other backs named, with lugar lines indicating team selection and lineup adjustments.
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Queensland
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Brisbane
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Ipswich
Apri
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Feserve Tor
Lee
Linde
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R. Medlynn
They Waited Vain They Waited Vain
In Stanthorpe a small crowd gathered as Warwick supporters traveled by car to witness an event, but the report notes little outcome or clear result and mentions some confusion and delays affecting the gathering.
Queensland Beaten by Kiwis in Heavy International Defeat
Queensland's rugby league team suffered its worst loss to an international side as the Kiwis defeated them by a large margin in Brisbane on Saturday, marking a chastening setback for the home side.
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Toowoomba Defeats Sydney Suburbs In Wet match
In heavy fog the Toowoomba Rugby League team won 31 to 8 over Western Suburbs of Sydney yesterday. Allen, G Teys, Brown each scored two tries, Higgins, Halpin, Callin, Hoyle added goals and tries for Toowoomba while Fitzeid, Beger, Bain scored for Western Suburbs. Ron Teys also played for Toowoomba.
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Sydney
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Ron Teys
Queensland
Tores
Allen
G. Teys
Brown
Higgins
Halpin
Callin
Hoyle
Fitzeid
Beger
Bain
Keen Competition in Gun Club Shoot at Marshall
Inclement weather marred the Warwice Gun Club meet moved from Broty's Creek to Marshall. Results show multiple five bird events led by W. Marshall, J. Crothers, W. Wickham, P. Clarson, and B. Hall in top positions, with several equal placements and double events noted.
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Bro Ty 'S Creek
Marshall
W. Marshall
W. Wickham
B. Hall
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P. Evans
J. Crothos
T. Charson
P Clarson
J. Cleary
A. O. Dempster
Roth
Evans
John
Wickham
OP Ryans
31 Rescued After Channel Collision Near London
Eastbourne life boat rescues 31 crew members of the British steamer Baron Douglas after a fog collision with the Yugoslav steamer Korenrin in the Channel. No injuries reported as lifeboat crew doubles as salvage witnesses.
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Eastbourne Life
Boals
Baron Douglas
Korenrin
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