Warwick Club Bowls Report with Local Matches
Warwick Club notes recount Miller defeating Maxwell 31 15 in B grade singles on Saturday. Upcoming matches include Harley vs Leadbitter and Miller vs Twemlow in club singles with finals to follow, plus a six-candidate membership ballot. Also mentions prizes, travel, and an Olympic definition note. Local council Sundays sports poll results spark broader park play debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ER. P. Harley
G. Leadbitter
Warner
T. Porter
Beingles
A. Miller
L. Twemlow
Scotty Fox
Warwick Club
O. Madsen
Kev, Beker
J. P. Higgins
Jas. Livanoca
Henry di
Pp. J. W. Stephenane
Warwick
Parlement
Madeen
Mapes
Glen
Cairns
Bieckholm
International Olympic
Warwick East
Stanthorpe
Allora
Inglewood
SQDB
Toowoombs
DDDB
Too Woomba
Downs Association
Leslie Perk Green
Auntley
L. Warner
Dippelsman Harley
Delehten
Marshall
Hyde
Porter
Evans
SQD
Lismere City
Sundava
Arribane
Warwick East Club bowls show strong apomas competition
Warwick East green hosted a bowls event with about 40 players. J Robertson W Stacey D Hooper and I Staunton led the winners by 93 to 12 over P D Kelly while Teasman’s four held a mortgage early on. Handley’s four later turned the tide to win 31 to 30 as the game closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apomas
Warwick East Green
J. Robertson
W. Stacey
D Hooper
I. Staunton
P. D. Kelly
Fink
B. Teasman
Gradualy
Handley
Warner Phair
Stanthorpe Riders Improve Form at Show Grounds
Spectacular riding highlighted four cycle events at the Show Grounds on Sunday with Stanthorpe competitors arriving by conveyance. H Bell and T Callan led a field of 15 in the two mile event, won by Bell from Cunningham and Abood amid clashes and falls, while junior T Taylor showed promise. Newley won the lap dash with Cunningham runner up as heats produced a final won by Higgins ahead of Newley. Nearby, N Collins-Ruble claimed a 10 mile rpm race with Marsden posting fastest time of 25 minutes 46 seconds as several riders excelled and prepared for next Sunday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanthorpe
H. Bell T. Callan
N. Aldridge
Junior T. Taylor
EK. Watson
K. Cunningham
J. Abood
N Aldridge
H. Hartman
GO. Locke
M. Newtley
T. Taylor
M Newley
KE. Cunningham
G. Locke
J. Higgins
F. Peersen
Higgins
Newley
Cunningham
Show Grounds
Stanthorpe Club
N. Collns-Ruble
M. Hardy
R. Marsden
President's Trophy mixed foursome leads large golf field
Large crowd at Mill Hill links for the qualifying round of the President's Trophy with 168 pairs. Mr and Mrs Lee topped the board with net 75, two strokes ahead of E McCarthy and D Crichton. Finalists for the Coe Foundation Cup won by BR Armstrong and H Nove over D Cox and J Leslie. Next week features handicap and club championship qualifiers. weekend pairings announced by matches director Hina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Hill Links
Feld
Mi. Lee
E. McCarthy
D. Crichton
Toowoomba
Latver
Armstrong
H. Nove
D. Cox
Two Grand to start in Doomben Ten Thousand and Cup
Doomben preparations note Two Grand will run in both Doomben Ten Thousand and Doomben Cup with Darby Munro aboard though overweight by two to three pounds. Entries show 28 starters max for each race with 45 and 38 first acceptors respectively, and various horses to Brisbane travel plans and track trials detailed.
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Doomben
R. T. Smith
Sydney
Darby Munro
Munro
Peter Robinson
Herbert River
Brisbane
Bian Lamond
Cotiell
Attley
Tne
da Vinci
Master Dash
Invasion Chief
St Fairy
Goorl Idea
Dowborough
Wellington
Immediate
la Patrice
Reperto
Tahmoor
Hedul
Helf
Novelist
Reperio
Tea Cake
Amartly
Blue Benny
Felt Force
Deagon
Colleague
Freeance
Gay Monarch
Bold Beau
Good Idea
Impudent
Earl Pentheus
Chaytor
Jim Johnson
Fort Pentheus
Clune
Melbourne
Four Freedoms
Fine Fettle
Revinach
Rosonan
Phorwind
Night Guardian
Thor
Chatspa
Kindergold
Patan
Constable
Sienelaus
Logical
Doomben racing notes from Doomben Cup era and yard trials
A collage of race names and times from Doomben and surrounding tracks notes a heavy slate of acceptances including Noble Hero Attley and Star Act with times across furlongs and miles. Reports cover sand rack work by Noble Hero and Attley plus half mile and three furlong trials on grass and cinders amid scratchings from the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiraji
Maester
Earl Pentheus
Four Freedom
Bold Beau
Man Leesh
Kindergold
Young Veilmond Tal
Felt
Force
Night Guardsan
Star Act
Chatspa
Gay Stand
Peter Robinson
Royal Raider
Geronimo
Thor
Highstr
King Karachi
Noltine Qik Pen
Colleague
France
Gay Monarch
Revinach
Rhythm Queen
Constable
Grand Legend
Judgment
the Novelist
Racdktock
Rosarian
Garde Trun
Attley
Inc
Master Dash
Good Idea
St Fairy
Chaytor
Invasion Chief
Wellington
Immediate
Tea Cake
Noble Hero
Wild Buck
Logical
Falcon Knight
Stenelauls
Bald Beau
Felt Porce
Chatspaine
Night Guardian
Wirralie
Fine Felds
le Fusil
the Diver
Bon Vile Fine
Alba Pen
Prance
Dark Marne
Embralital
Montrose
Anot
Doomben
Sumatra
Vermary
Shrer
Antal
Restor Foyeve
Einveters
Doomben King Karachi
Te Oplihe
Melville Makes Fourth Test Century in Lords Match
London South Africa captain Melville made his fourth Test century as the tourists resumed the match at Lord s. He scored 117 from 255 minutes, equalling Jack Fingleton’s record of three consecutive centuries, with Nourse adding 36 as England moved to a strong position.
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London
South Africa
Melvillee
Lords
Melville
Jack Fingleton
Nouth Africa
England
Nourse
Pirat
C Beder
Hollies
Low
Wright
O Dawson
Barnett
Harris
Evans
Compton
A Rowan
Maenn
Tuskett
Wright Lindsay
Prisoner Dives to Death at Durham Prison
London report of Douglas Robert Gordon age 19 on remand for murder escaping during exercise at Durham Prison. He climbed to a 20 foot roof, shouted to warders and inmates, then leaped headfirst to the ground and died from injuries. Police later arrested him at Loughborough College. His mother and seven year old brother were found wounded at Tynemouth home where the father lay dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Douglas Robert ‘Gordon
Durham Frison
Gordon
Loughborough College
Tynes Mouth
Pardon Petitions Filed For Field Marshal Milch
Frankfurt. Doctor F Berngold defence counsel for Field Marshal Erhard Milch said two petitions for pardon had been sent to General Clay for transmission to the United States Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
F. Berngold
Erhard Milch
Nuremberg
General Clay
United States Supreme Court
Welsh Colliery Clerks Carry Out Strike Threat
Welsh colliery clerks in South Wales threaten to strike over wages and working conditions. Union leaders warn action could halt coal production if employers fail to negotiate. Local miners' union expresses solidarity with clerical staff amid ongoing labor disputes.
NSW Bowlers Win Again Amid Industrial Tensions
The South Wales area of the National Union of Mineworkers in Brisbane reports a bowling victory as workers return to the job front. The combined metropolitan and regional team defeated the opposition by 100 to 89, winning three of four rinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir Daves
South Wales
National Union of Minework
Brisbane
New South Waites
Eald
Treve
Ferrier Reaches Final in Us Open Championship
Jim Ferrier overwhelmed Ari Bell ten and nine in the semi final to reach the mathnal professional golf championship final in Detroit. He shot 67 and 32 for 27 holes, dominated early with eagles and birdies, while Bell failed to win a hole until the ninth. Ferrier's form and a 20 foot putt at the 20th helped seal the match. Herbert will oppose Ferrier in the final after defeating Vic Ghezzi six and five, with Herbert regularly out driving and out putting. Ferrier equaled Ben Hogan's 146 record in the process and enters the final as a favorite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Jim Ferrier
Ari Bell
Ferrer
Bell
Ferrier
Perrier
Herbert
Polf
Ionceet
Fheast
Griesel
Ghezzi
Pen Hogan
Big Entry For British Open
London Reuters reports 263 golfers from 13 nations entered the British Open golf championship which starts June 30. Sam Snead won’t defend his title while expected challenger Neville Von Nida aims to bid for the title after the June 30 to July 1 qualifying rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Reuter
Overeas
Snead
von Nida
Snooker Draw for Magnet Billiard Tournament
The article presents the handicap draw for a snooker tournament at Magnet Billiard Salon commencing this week. It lists matchups with handicaps, including Rutledge versus Cook and Samson versus Honey, among many others, with numerous head-to-head pairs and on-paper odds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnet Billiard Geloon
R. Rutledge
C. Cook
T. Samson
J. Honey
P. Samson
C. Black
H. Cahill
J. Henderson
E. Fisher
D. Horgan
H. Hartman
D. Dalrymple
V. Handley
G. Driver
C. Krokidas
V. J. Cleary
J. Hackett
L. Russell
L. Rawlings
A. Walsh
C. Hope
E. Staff
N. Ward
Bird
B. Thorn
T. Eldridge
T. Hormser
J. Irwin
W. Sa
T. Moulder
R. Smith
L. Bradley
G. Londos
FP. Smith
ER. Hansen
A. Burton
Co, Dangerfield
Bradford
BR. Lewis
R. Warner
T. Sweeney
V. Thornton
Morley
A. Knudson II
G. Branley
W. Holg
G. Campbell
Rk, Tomkinson
Dunne
T. Thornton
D. McMillan
Patrick's Hands Hurt In Monday Bout
Sydney Vic Patrick hurt both hands in a Monday night fight with American Eddie Hudson. His left hand, the harder hitter, was more severely wounded and he planned to visit a doctor to assess the seriousness. He could scarcely tie his hand yesterday, even to hold a spoon or fork. He said the injury occurred early in the bout, with a hard left in the ninth round connecting to Hudson's forehead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Vic Patrick
Eddie Hudaen
J Patrick
Patrica
Australians Show Strong Start At Wimbledon Opening
London reports five Australians win easily as the All England championships begin with men’s singles. Bromwich Pall G Brown Long and Harper triumph while American Sidwell falls to Patty. Drobny Begura and Brown-Paish rank among notable early matches before a record first-day crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bromwich
Pails
G. Brown
Long
Harper
Sidwell
Sturgess
Brown
Gegura
Drekny
Kramer
Pall
Oo. Brown
Petra
F Redl
J. Archer
Gre Lyoat
Australia
Patty
Fark
Finsh
Barry
Paish
Drobny
Secure
Estrador
Boiteer
Sturmess
Tone
Hansen
Crawford
Ellmer
Court
Broves
Palsh
Droboy
Pegura
Brichant
Tloczinski
Grande
Bowe
Baxter
Walton
Slack
Bergelin
Misra
Manmohen
Barton
Staubo
Bjerre Cer
Nik
Stolpa
Michelmore
Piercy
Morea
Mottram
Geelhand
Gieus
Mohamed Khan
Peten
Burac
Buchi
Spychala
Beloford
Meredith
Red
Asboth
Palls
Norway
Biaucho
Peaus
Hood and Cup Fixtures With Races This Summer
H R Hood registered GTC and club head. Operating Saturday at Doomben Ten Thousand on July 5. Cones Cup on July 1, Caulfield Cup on October 1, Melbourne Cup on November 4. Brisbane GPC office contact via WANA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win Fox Lew
G.P.C. Brisbane
Office Wana
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Warwick East Club
J. Ma- Weeks
T. Mullins
J. Sorensen
Maloney
Scorig c
Hina
Munro and Sell
Walker
Hooper
Sporting Review
William Tell Irn Fine
Willan
Wwe
Buckinghas Bandieay
Pestington
Fell
Ine
Field Marshal
Milch
The
Daily Telegraph
N.S.W
Patrick
ENNIS
Wimbledon
Mehta
Tom Brown
Grandet
Harms
Higgs
Few York
Riggs
Don Budge
Perry
Kovacs
Barton’s Club Hotel
Royal Reserve
Sivas
Barton’s
Palmerin St
H. R. Hood
Reg
V.elc
GTC
Tatterwally Club
Australl
McCormick Deering
Beast
R. W. Matthews & Sons
Grafton Street
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