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Newspaper

Warwick Daily News

Location

Warwick, Queensland, Australia

Date

Jun 23, 1952

Page

5

Sedgman Beats Rose In Queen's Club Final Marathon Set

Frank Sedgman defeated Mervyn Rose 10 8 6 2 in a Wimbledon prelude at Queen's Club. Rose saved eight set points in the 18 game 60 minute opening set before Sedgman closed it out. Sedgman praised his serve while Rose lamented unable to counter the powerful attack as finals across men’s and doubles were listed.

Sedgman Rose Budge Patty Jarpav Drobny Egypt Candy

Fixture Results Warwick Tennis Association winter fixture

Results from Saturdays winter fixtures show multiple 1st grade matches at Warwick. Wyanars beat Yandooya. G Tummon and C Batterham defeated Finlay and Ogden. Argent and Ogden split sets with McLennan and Hackwood. Tummon and Thompson upset Miller and Henricksen 0. Hackwood and Thompson edged Finlay and Henricksen 6-5. Yandooya led 43 to 33 in games. Mentone beat Grey Mare by 19 games. Matthews defeated Scots and beat Bar rie and Baartz 6-1, 6-2. Peng and Hunt split 6-6, 1-6. Brackin and McCulloch beat Feng and Hunt 6-1, 6-?. Barrie and Barts won 3-1, 6-4. Matthews won 42 games overall. Wareheads beat Lasors 42-33. St Marys by Bellgarth saw Ahern and M Ahern v Stewart and Walker 1-6.

Warwick ‘Tennis Association Wyanars Yandooya R. Tummon Turmon Ts. Finlay W. Henricksen G. Tummon C. Batterham A. Finlay Y. K. Argent C. Ogden G. McLennan R. Hackwood K. Argent V. S Scots I Matthews Barrie Baartz Leiver B. Donovan Coop P. Fodgels Leiper Eben T. Atkinson Waretahs St. Mary's Bellgarth Ahern M. Ahern

Weinberg Prospect for Olympic Hurdle Victory

British champion Ray Weinberg wins the 120 yards hurdles at the athletic meet amid Australia’s mixed form. Ken Doubleday shows pace but takes a final third. John Treloar injures a leg delaying Olympic prep. Landy is outpaced by Nankerville in the mile. Donie disqualified in two and seven mile walks. coach Keith Donald urges hard training to reach peak for the Games.

Ray de Singapore Australia Ken Doubleday Att Rane John Treloar John Landy Nankerville Landy Donie Keane Keith Donald EB. Mc Donald Bailey Britain Lillington B. Shenton Mab Pharoah Fl & Nw Reed vAuto Dan

Stanthorpe Defeats Wallangarra 21-10 In Fast Port Football

Stanthorpe beat Wallangarra 21-10 at Wallangarra with fast port football. Beau­sang scored a spectacular try from scrim base and Newley set up another, while Wallangarra's Wolfenden and Riggs were among their best. Wallangarra misfires included several goals by Wolfenden and Holdsworth. Stanthorpe’s Mark Jackson rested last match. Bobby Mann starred with multiple plays and goals.

Stanthorpe Wallangarra A. Beausung Gee. Newley Wal Jungarra Mark Jackson Bobby Mann Frank Ryan Pat Danaher Wolfenden Hall Riggs Mann Brown C. Newley Beausang Bob Mann Yang ‘Earnang Goa Holdsworth W. Turrell Stanthor W. Chambers Nagel Lancaster Broad Fagg Clifford P. Walters Macdonald Y. Cameron McCarthy Wren Holm Hooper Lawson V. Bilevson G. Newlands E. Newslands Harvey McKee Wnite Bi Broad S. Howard Hardy Binnington S. Halloran Wilson C. McLucas Reg’ Steele N. Fellowe A. Hault Reg Bieale Son Britain Princess Margaret Mana Keith Donald

High Standards at U S Titles in Long Beach

Harrison Dillard, 20, of West Lanteen Kansas won the 110 metre high hurdles in 13.7 seconds aided by a tail wind. Santen took the 1500 metres in 3 49.3, a mark just shy of Eriksson’s 1948 Olympic time. Walter Ashbaugh won the hop step and jump with 59 feet 1 1/2 inches. Curtis Stone led in the 5999 metres race and other U S performances pointed to a strong Helsinki team.

Long Beach California Harrison Dillard West Lanteen Kansas United States Helsinki Dillard Dilat Santen Henry Eriksson Sweden Walter Ashbaugh Army

World wool outlook steady for merino while crossbred gains eyed

Merino and crossbred wool production is expected to be unchanged or slightly higher for crossbreds this season. Prices for first quality lamb on the hoof at Homebush Sydney range 1381d to 1454d per lb with demand for meat outpacing supply. Argentina stocks and export permits temper crossbred outlook. retail demand for wool and textiles remains weak but improvement may come as retailers rebuild inventories. Next Brisbane sales run June 28 to 26 with selling date June 25 and September auctions following.

Winchcombe, Carson Ltd Homebush Yards Sydney Argentina Brisbane

Missouri River flood control urgency and history

Washington notes the Missouri Basin floods of 1951 and 1947 caused billion-dollar damages and led to a Missouri Basin Survey Commission. The piece traces the river’s vast watershed, the risk of droughts and floods, and efforts like levees along the lower river, with historical remarks on flood control progress and muddied waters shaping agricultural policy. It cites ongoing study and the scale of the Missouri’s impact on eight states, plus the Mississippi’s delta shifts and flood defense milestones.

Washington Missouri River Missouri Mississippi National Geographic News Nebraska National Geographic Society America Mutley Mo Missouri Basin Survey Commission Marquette Omaha Gulf of Mexico New Orleans Ates

Sorghum Pool Formed as Price Board Approves Sale

Brisbane reports the Queensland Grain Growers Association. President J H Anderson says price negotiations are complete and a sorghum pool will market the harvest. Sorghum will be sold to consumers at £24 a ton on rail, with growers receiving pool payments after freight and charges. Overseas demand has receded, but export may be sought if needed.

Brisbane Queensland Grain Growers’ Association J. HA. Anderson Commission of Prices Grait Growers’ Association Ward Marke O Rockhampton Fe & Peecreee Ataeran

Shortage of Ministers in Bush Brotherhood Amid Teaching Gap

The Bush Brotherhood led by Rev. Brathe P A Browning reports a shortage of ministers across a western district. Ten brothers cover a large area from Miles to Birdsville with new borders, impacting Sunday teaching for local children.

New South Wales Bush Brotherhood Firebane Brathe P A Browing Seecan Bush Brotherhood of Order Peadyudriets Chasieville Birdsville New

Early Pacific Council meet eyed by Australia and U S

Washington reports say Australian Prime Minister Menzies left for Ottawa after a Washington visit to press defence ties with the United States and obtain U S support for uranium development and a new World Bank loan. He urged an early Pacific Council to formalize US Australia New Zealand defence planning cooperation.

Washington AAP R. G. Menzies Ottawa Pacific Counncil United States New Zealand Australia Free World

Wood Wins Marlow Regatta Sculls

The report notes Wood claiming victory at the Marlow Regatta Sculls event. It mentions the Roelle Rockhampton diocese and plans for a boys' hostel to expand accommodation, with references to Tavernes and Charleville. The text cites a 1901-founded order at Gayndah and hints at upcoming meetings, secrecy around State talks, and potential developments in jet aircraft.

Roelle Rockhampton Charleville Nhon Abe Bang Gayndah

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