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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1939
Page
7
A historical notice lists multiple prize tiers with amounts from £500 down to £20 and prizes per category. It names numerous entrants and organizations, including Well Win Synd and various surnames, alongside long alphanumeric codes and numbers. The jumble suggests a serialized lottery or raffle result transcript with prize allocations and participant identifiers.
In a Thorma son Cup match at Warwick, Warwick defeated Tenterfeld 20 sets to 19. The results show mixed singles and doubles with several close scores, as Tenterfield prepares for Sunday’s matches against Blanthorpe while Warwick faces Stan Worpe at Branthorne.
Detailed men's pennant results list numerous pairs and scores across grades, including Downes and Association matchups, Dowling, Clare, McMulinie, Lanyon, and others. Team downs and wins are recorded with varying game totals, some forfeited results, and final tallies indicating overall grade outcomes.
Caulfield race card detail for today includes Horse Gears, jockeys and weights across events. Notable entrants include Star Lover, Knight Errant, Hunted Handicaps, and Dream Girl with movements and times listed. Races note first division features Black Robin Xavier and Koireen among others with varying odds and assignments.
In a busy round of play the Downy team faced mixed results with several pairs and matches listed. Notable results include T downing 38 to 36, Kookaburra and Easter suburb figures, and a series of doubles and singles outcomes featuring players such as Mrs Purdie, Miss Harkiss, Miss Welsh, and Miss Mayer. The report lines mix teams like Downy, Kookaburra, and AEaHerr with multiple players and scores, reflecting a dense, dataladen club scoreboard segment.
Thirteen Warwick Wie Club members contested the sini stage of the FR Stewart trophy and the Mr. and Mrs. Absolum trophy on Saturday afternoon. Top rifle score went to EB Miller with 99 and Beeres H 809 500 00 Tu. EB Milise 11 MBB 32 108. Bonwick 3 30 32 100, A Locke 32 om 33 109 8, Jangen 30 32 32 100 9, Letrancke 2 2 100 B Arai 107, Absolum 44, W Pankhurst, G Locke 2 2 0, A Kelly awa, A Mating 2016, Weidman wo. Summit Match Stanthorfe held over 300, 660 and 500 yards on the Amt range. Detain 300 300 809 Tu 8 full Mae ae 08 3) McDougal Mat 5 oo 5. Jolly mM at 4, Ludlow 4) Weight at mH 0F 7, Wells 31 23 2a T Nisan. R Jolly OL. Newlands 2 32 1 oF, W Bertram vo B Newlands 27 BL ae Nixon 2 wm P, Note BM a M Nixon m2 ML aL
A Kent dairyman, Mr. Bun, claims a record for curry farmers by milking an average of 30 cows daily across 33 years. The note references his long service and a possible method to establish the enduring dairy milestone in the county.
In a chaotic recap of the Toowoomba Turf Club meeting, Monatree scored a well backed win in the Pitch Division Handicap with Hippona and Mossweil prominent. Hippona, a former picnic galloper owned by W. Kent, sat close to Monatree throughout the finish, while War News led on the Velvet with Jovial Ron in support. The programme also listed results across the Jossa and Welter divisions, with Little Socks, Lindiebar, and Caplan Boag among those noted in the payouts.
Sunday action saw Vince Bermingham of Valley Rugby League Club disqualified after a union league clash with Valley Dons at Athletic Field. He then played rugby union at Grammar School Oval for G2 Hospital Studd team amid Toowoomba Union scrutiny. The Toowoomba Rugby Union president Alan Dunn announced further disciplinary steps at the next union meeting.
Fragmented OCR text shows partial war news references and numerous corrupted names. The readable items include scattered names and numbers, but no coherent event, date, or location to summarize into a clear report.
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