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Newspaper

Warwick Daily News

Location

Warwick, Queensland, Australia

Date

Jun 17, 1952

Page

4

Doomben Racing Weights For Saturday Meeting Unclear

Doomben weights listed for a Saturday program show many garbled entries including two year olds, horses like Dior, Arch Bay, Lady Hawa, and others with uncertain figures. The text is heavily misread yielding inconsistent weights and several illegible names.

Brisbane Doombers Dhsusi Musray Tide Pander Arch Bay Friar’s Boy Lady Hawa Trish Charmel Baris Mist Daw Willard Bat Gene Dukane Lucath Yonmerio Oe Kerima Constant Salle Halal Hurtur Skeen Borongh Arubigl Mock Iyolo Maranah Ginako Park Drive Ruvil Bition Stare Sara

Canterbury Eyidney Stakes Weights Listed For Saturday

The lengthy race card lists weights for Saturday's Canterbury meeting. Two year olds among fillies and males headline events with numerous horses and odds indicated by weights such as Admiral's Lacy 41 Propose 8.5 and Romancins among many others.

Caulfield Melbourne Saturday weights list horse names

Caulfield weights for next Saturday list numerous horses and runners. Names include Euripides Grand Fidge Romish Gaunt David Startast Marie Majestic Sun Sir Walter Beau News Botanical Bubble Fair Effend Channel Crossing Heroic Batchelor Perfect Time Waiats Minook Two Year Old Gaudin Bonnie View Chad Valley Volatile Trunnion Golden Cord Sabbath Sheen Sun Baron Therese Odalla The Chat Carnival Spirit Cola Craigette Homecraft Sweet Folly Carnival Magic Fordlove Foster Isly Prince Ethreal Exeevale Great Crest Elizan.

Caulfield Melbourne Toolambool Nurdle Boyd ‘Pierce Ititue By the Way Euripides Midfirst Woodlarx Pact Plovarius Grand Fidge David Startast Druid Tron Monarch Just ‘Marie Majestic Sun Sir Walter Beau News Botanical Bubble Fair Effend Colquhoun Waiats Minook Tf. Colings Balido Golden Cord Home View Lend Lease Comixta Damoerita Devon J Law Sabbath Sheen Sun Baron Sun Salute Therese Odalla the Chat Uhland Carnival Spirit Cola Craigette Homecraft Imbro Sun Spy Sweet Folly Anticosts Black Minstrel Black Minstrel, ‘Carnival Magic, Fordlove, Foster, Isly,Prince Ethreal Chidden Exeevale Elizan Great Crest

Maiden horse wins Rockhampton Cup shock upset

Beunbah a maiden performer took charge a mile from home to win the Rockhampton Cup at Callaghan Park yesterday. He defeated outsider Gold Sound with odds of 25 to 1. Master Speed finished third at seven to one as heavy rain on Saturday left a heavy track hampering Sarapocee and Vane Farry.

Rockhampton Beunbah

Ayre Ranked Fourth in Tennis Seedings

Melbourne reports the Australian seedings issued by the Lawn Tennis Association show Frank Sedgman No. 1 and Ken McGregor No. 2. Ian Ayre of Queensland sits at No. 4. Women seedings place Clare Proctor above Pam Southcombe, with Thelma Long and Nancy Bolton prominent in their rankings. The committee notes two players omitted for insufficient performances.

Melbourne Frank Sedgman Victoria Lawn Tennis Association Sedgman Ken McGregor Clare Proctor Pam Southcombe Miss Southcombe Miss Proctor Vic Mervyn Rose Ian Ayre Ken Rosewall Ns.w Lewis Hod Nsw Rex Hartwig Don Candy Beryl Penrose N.S.W Esme Ashford N8.w Pam Southscombe Beverley Rae A.R. Thiele Hy Walker N. Strange T. E. Robinson Lst Billy Sidwell Mrs. R. Beker

Clifton Women Triumph Over Headington Hill in Midweek Tennis

Clifton and Headington met in the Clifton and District Association ladies fixtures. Clifton won a close match with several two set scores including 6 2 and 9 2 while pairs such as Mrs Gillan Mrs Flynn and Mrs More contributed strong games. The first round ended with mixed results as players like Mrs Nongertord and Mrs Skaines secured key wins.

Clifton Headington TM No. 2 Clifton and District Association Staves’ iClifton Seth Mis Nongertord Bistiow Skaines Stark Greenmout Develon

Schoolboys Fill In For Seniors In Tollkry Hockey

On rain soaked fields at Olives Park senior players were short so Wyverns filled in with schoolboys from Warwick East. They overwhelmed Corinthians 3 2, Wyverns backs and halves Pressed the ball up and the forwards Halle Madsen Sellars combined to beat Crowe and Matthews. Corinthian attack was repelled by Claude Matthews. Harlequins vs Swimmers saw a rough game with a Swimmers player sent off, Harlequins winning 6 1 with goals by Neale Bell Thorne and Morgan. The day also saw Harlequins beat St Mark's 4 3 with Sykes and Wal Christmas outstanding for St Mark s and Morgen Neale scoring twice for Harlequins. Wyverns defeated Corinthians 8 3 with Sellars scoring twice, while Harlequins beat Swimmers 6 1. Queensland Hockey ties noted. Queensland Association advised further demonstrations for South Queensland to tour North Queensland. Club secretaries urged to pay affiliation fees. inter city games versus Toowoomba in three weeks.

Canida Olives Park Wyverns Schioulbngs Warwick East Corinthians Wyverki Liguel Hockings Athol Wyton Wyvern Halle Madsen Sellars Coriinthian Rex Baguley T. Seibahr Claude Matthews Corinthian Harlequin Harlequins A. Neale Gol Bell EB. Thorne Merv Morgan Merv Bradford Bradford Col Bell St. Mark's Hest A. Sykes Wal Christmas Mer. Morgen Harle Sykes Perry W. Christmast UR ‘Sellars Crowe T. Seibuler R. Baguley A. Neales C. Bell E. Thorne M. Morgan M. Bradford Queensland Hockey Association South Queensland North Queensnd Mery Jensen Toowoomba

Diggers' Club marksman hits 96 under hard shootout

Badcock tops the weekend event with 96 off the rifle as other members struggle in difficult conditions. Rain and wind hinder scores. several shooters posted lower totals while names like Lewin, McKenzie, and Johnson appear with varying scores.

Difneuit Diggers' Club Badcock Bagain Willie Ba Ee Lewin McKenzie Bel Johnson H Walisbunl Lo Te

Warwick Team Plans Brisbane Training Tonight

The Warwick team to play in Brisbane will train tonight and Thursday nights. Further information regarding transport will be given as soon as possible. All players are asked to attend training, and attendance will likely affect selection for the final 13 to play in Brisbane.

Warwick Brisbane

Four State Men to Appear Before Doctor

Four Queensland Rugby League players face medical checks after Saturday’s New South Wales clash. Duncan Hall Mick Crocker Rex McGlynn and Denis Flannery have injuries with Hall and Crocker nursing ankle problems and McGlynn a knee or leg issue while Flannery bears a bruised back from the Kiwi game.

Brisbane Queensland New South Wales Duncan Hall Mick Crocker Rex McGlynn Denis Flannery Hall Crocker McGlynn Plannery Kiwis

Three Golfers Card Surprise at One Hole in Auckland

At Wellington Akur awa Club in Auckland, over a weekend three players Massey, Christie and Brooker holed out in one at the 110 yard 1st hole during a Stableford event. Massey urged a replay claiming it proves it was not luck, and another shot nearly dropped into the hole but wristed by a prior drive.

Wellington Akurawa Auckland W. MH. Massey T. Christie V. Brooker Stablefords Maisey Avis

Santa Gertrudis cattle shipment ports to Warwick study

In Brisbane a shipment of Santa Gertrudis cattle from Ming Ranch in Texas moved through Newstead to quarantine then toward TonTon property near Warwick as part of King Ranch Aust. Ltd’s breeding program. Texas ranching expert Ken Howard praised the breed while Gaston Hix noted heat tolerance and fly resistance.

Brisbane Ming Ranch Texas Ure Ra Kanguora Newstead Wharf Lytton Quarantine King Ranels + Aust Tusdon Warwick Melbourne Gaston Hix Ken Howard Queensland Agriculture Department King Ranch Australia Howard

Celebrated Too Well Lost Driving Licence Ipswich Court

IPSWICH Albert Holmes aged 41 pleaded in the Petty Sessions after returning from Malaya he celebrated with alcohol and attempted to drive a utility. Constable Hanson saw him zigzag along Brisbane Street and in Pine Mountain Road the vehicle was located. He admitted six beers at the Memorial Hall and five at a bowling club. A doctor’s note found him unfit to drive. Holmes was convicted and fined £30 with three months disqualification and three weeks to pay the fine.

Ipswich Fister Albert Holmes Malaya Holmes Singapore J. Davis Hanson Brisbane Street Nicholls Street Pine ‘Mountain Road Memorial Hall

Sun publisher seeks deregistration of NSW branch union

Associated News papers Ltd publisher of the Sun applied to the State Industrial Registrar for the deregistration of the New South Wales Branch of the Printing Industry Employees' Union and stand down of employees in 16 unions. The action follows a strike of over 600 printers at the Sun beginning last Friday and will be heard by the Full Bench of the State Industrial Commission on Wednesday. A mass meeting yesterday rejected a union recommendation to return to work while dismissals continue.

Syuney Associated Newspapers Ltd The Sun New South Wales Printing Industry Employees’ Union the Sun State Industrial Commission Met

Clifton Club Scores Midweek Bowling Results

Clifton Latins Bowling Club reports midweek play results. In pairs, Bucklewart and Sprott defeated Mesd 20 to 10 while Kee and Mahony beat Mesd 20 to 10. Wright and Linnete also 20 to 10. Social pairs saw Bo Mulier and Bishop win 27-18, Miller 24-22 over Anderson, and Armstrong 15 over none.

Clifton Clifton Latins Mesa R. Bucklewart W. Sprott Kee M. Ma Hony Carey B. Moar J. Wright Linnete Jannes Oly Bo Mulier T Bishop Mrg Miller A. Clyne F Anderson F Armstrong

Warwick Club Call-up for Compelsion Matches

The Warwick Lowering green hosts a Tuesday afternoon event featuring a series of open singles. Matches include Mesth Saltmer and Stacey vo Mesa Olzen facing McNickie, followed by Mrs WO Dip belsmum vs Mrs. Carstens in the afternoon slate.

Warwick Club Faluwine Warwick Jars Mesth Saltmer Stacey Vo Mesa Olzen McNickie Mra Mek Hallo WO Dipbelsmum Carstens

Poison Found in Bodies of Exhumed Men

Sydney report states Dr Stratford Sherman claims thallium found in the bodies of two exhumed men. Coroner holds a further inquiry into the death of Bertram Henry Fietchet at Murch Wood cemetery in April. inquest was adjourned.

Sydney Stratford Ronne Shermaan

Deaf And Dumb Mute Charged With Theft In Toowoomba

A totally deaf and mute man named Derby faced theft charges after allegedly stealing a lady's watch valued at £12 in Brisbane. In court he nodded to the bench as a written copy of the charge was shown. Detective Constable Tyan Vic tor Clark testified he saw Derby in Ruthven Street on June 14 and took him to Toowoomba, where he answered questions in writing. Derby was remanded until June 2 with further charges pending and police planned to obtain an interpreter.

Brisbane Marjorie Jane Luck Derby Tyan Victor Clark Ruthven Street Toowoomba Clark Pounds McDonald

Lottery Prize Listing Fragments Amid Confusing Entries

A jumble of prize amounts and participant names appears in a fragmented lottery list. The scattered entries show prizes from first to tenth, with names and addresses loosely attached, including mentions of Queensland locations and multiple street names. The result reads like a corrupted OCR page with numerous alphanumeric traces and misspellings.

Meat Prices Out for Accord With Reality

Ipswich case reports fixed meat prices being out of date with reality. Leonard L. Coward and Son pleaded guilty to selling corned silverside above the permitted price 5/11 when 5/8 was allowed. Coward fined 20 pounds with costs. three months in default. Witness John Casey, solicitor, noted beef costs exceeded fixed prices.

Ipswich Gecard John Casey Casey Leonard Leslie Coward L. L.coward Raymond North Ipswich Coward Phillip Dwyer Wye

Died on Damaged Tourist Liner

Brisbane Mrs. Nellie May Hooper of Adelaide died in her cabin aboard the damaged tourist liner Ranumbia early Wednesday morning. The ship, though damaged, remained at Calmeross dock as most passengers stayed aboard for the night after the collision. Mr Hooper summoned the ship's doctor when his wife felt unwell. she passed away about a minute later. Police said death was due to natural causes. The body will be taken back to Adelaide likely today by plane.

Charleville Circuit Court DL Casey Menzies Lord Acton William Charles Wentworth K. P. Spanner Charleville Melbourne Atkins Mr. Casey Brisbane Nellie May Hooper Adellaide Ranumbia Calrmeross Hooper Sam Adelaide

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