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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1934
Page
4
The Bundamba event on Wednesday features entries in the division handicap heat including GL Spa Ill Red Tor Major Plume Uriburi Grand Stir Peraso Cleo Pirate Lady Bintehe and Ga Sdre Min among others, as listed in the official acceptances for the race.
Two teams from Downlands met Brothers at Slada Park in Warwick. Downlands won a fast contest 27 points ahead as player Laddy starred with key goals and Ryan, Callaghan and McCarthy contributed, while Brothers led briefly before final scoring burst secured Downlands victory.
The report lists fixtures with several scores: Orange defeated by Vulen 74-70, Glen Ajilin beat Kyouma, Glen Alpin I defeated Sporting House I 95-55, and Glen Alpin I lost 58-04 to Dillons. Mixed matches include Eyoomiba I beating dryoomba I.
Fragmented text describes a horse race or event with a prize of 25,000 dollars, mentioning riders or horses such as Sanday Cavalendo and Bloonala. It references a finish order and mile distances, and includes a product name Great Peppermint Cure for Influenza Gals.
A list of trainees is named as candidates to form a strong Schools team to face Nudgee in August. Names include Forwarda Anderson (vice-captain) Thornton Macleam Walker Wagner Keint Pollard McClymont Pertecont Watdin Iboske Hackwand (captain) Manning Burden Coote Angus Grant Watkins Prentice From and others.
Goondiwindi Race Club’s winter meeting drew a full house in favorable weather. My Willamney won the Plyng Handicap at four furlongs, with Live Wengthe finishing close and dividends posted. other races include the Hack Handicap won by Sunahine Suble and Lady Barda claiming the Goondiwindi Handicap by a narrow margin.
Spear Kop beat Streamtin by a head to capture the Blockhampton Cup at Rockhampton after a fierce final furlong battle. In other races, Spear Kop led a crowded card with multiple divisions and long-shot dividends amid tight finishes and several betting moves.
Weather clear and wicket good as Gentlemen face Australia. First Innings totals show Woolf at 18 and Kippax 5, with Bromley Robins and Barnett contributing. Grimmett Lowndes and Wall also figure in the innings, yielding a total around 180 for Gentlemen.
A Brisbane court heard claims that a coffin held a decomposed body while others were used for different remains. Witnesses alleged Cremin manipulated firm shares and oversaw trimming and burial practices for a government contract. Judge Hart dismissed the petition as mostly moonshine and warned against anonymous letters and vague charges.
Lillian Anderson aged 24 a domestic helper stands charged with the murder of her husband Moncrief Anderson at Wagga on May 11. The trial room overflowed with about fifty spectators as evidence and letters linked to Edward Henry Morey and Thelma Smith emerged, with Morey awaiting murder charges and Anderson’s statements under scrutiny. The case hinges on whether Anderson shot her husband or if another party was responsible, with a shotgun found in the trough near the scene and multiple inconsistent statements cited. The hearing adjourned to tomorrow as the court proceeds with the highly charged proceedings.
The Nevis Chronicle reports Larwood will join the next Test against Australia. Larwood states he intends to play, while Sir Branlay Jackabo calls his decision decisive and not open to debate.
The Toohey Cup was handed to Mr. Dixon, president of the Tenterfield Football League, after a Sunday match. Patron Mr. P Byrne and others attended with apologies for absences as Dixon praised his team while admitting the day’s better side.
Fragmentary report recalls a meeting of the ALS group last week. Members planned steps to enable progress in pork trade and noted a leader’s promise to return within a month and attend Stanthorpe again for further talks.
A garbled OCR fragment lists varied terms including ailment names and suspects amid unclear references. The legible pieces mention coughs and colds in a health advisory context, with no cohesive narrative or verifiable entities to anchor a fuller report.
The Country Press tests a new teleprinter system in Brisbane tonight. Messages travel from Storisbane offices to the Rockhampton Bulletin, duplicating typed messages for faster transmission. The test runs two weeks with ongoing arrangements between the Post and Country Press to compare efficiency with other methods.
A 19th century health note discusses peppermint based remedies for children with hacking coughs. It presents suggested dosages and cautions for caregivers to follow at home.
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