Spotlight on Sport Highlights By Kevin Suter In Rugby League
Spotlight on sport details Kevin Suter's role in shaping Army Talmbows rugby league, his famous 1932 Toowoomba battle with Sid Malcolm, and his Queensland appearances. The piece weaves in naval cricket, local football figures, billiards finals, and other club activities, including Warwick players, Records tennis, and subsequent sport crossovers.
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Kevin Suter
Ucking
Army Talnbows
Weensland
Sid Malcolm
Queensland
New South Wales
Toowoomba
Kevin
Suter
al Flacés
Maoii
Amvitatia Olainet Austrata
Sydney
Wally Lewis
Warwick
George Comih
George
Eastern Suburbs
Bribane
Coorparoo
Eastern Subuubs
B.t.bane
Lebane
Diggers
Versaille
Sid
Porky") Jones
Warwick Railways
Army Rainbows
Mause Conway
Porky
Union
Conto
Queensland Amateur Boxing and Wrestling Championships Open
The Queensland amateur boxing and wrestling championships will start at Brisbane Stadium on September 16. Boxing runs from light to heavy and wrestling from bantam to heavy. Competitors from country centres may receive a rail concession. Entries go through the local club secretary or to Mr Tom Martin at the Railway Commissioner’s Office in Brisbane.
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Queensland
Brisbane
Bet
Tom Martin
Queensland Amateur Boxing and Wrestling Union
Railway Commissioner's Office
Miss Thelma Baker Buys Strathdarr For Racing Venture
Thelma Baker of Parkes plans to race Strathdarr after buying him for under 21000 with a 8392 prize in a recent Three Year Old division win at Randwick. Trainer Harry Darwen advised the purchase after Versailles negotiations failed, and Strathdarr is set to race next in minor events before potential season plans at the Epsom Handicap in October.
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Thelma Baker
Tattersalls
Parkes
Strathdarr
Randwick
Miss Baker
Versailles
Shi
Harry Darwen
Sydney
Blakes
AJC
Duncan
Orderly
Rueila
Buzz
Ottegain
Buzz Off
Buzz of
Ellesmere
Randwicke
Darwon
Triad
Stud
FF. W Hughes
Kooba
Titan
Hughes
Australia
Belover Titan
Nick
Chaptrel
Shre Felstead
Bolton Row
E. R. Willams
Tommy Smith
London
Recede
Williams Iso
Piccadilly
Rotten Row
Henry Witt
Hicky Court
Henry
Rotten
Joel
Ann Buleym
Albion Park
Gayborough
Doomben Newmarket
Buchanal
Maa Leesh
Gay Rose
Gold Time Fast Company
Warwick Club Bowls Club hosts visitors and final.
Overflow crowd at East green allowed a dozen East club players to play at Leslie Park. Visitors and Warwick members shared a hearty repast as Ladies' Club catered. Victory Pairs final saw J Fox Reg Warner beat W Madgwick W Warner 18 to 2. Norman Topping winds up year July 30 with new president to be elected.
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East Green
Allora
Leslie Park
Warwick
J. Fox
Reg Warner
W. Madgwick
W. Warner
Norman Topping
Norman
Warwick East Club Rinks Triumph Over Allura 163 112
Warwick East rinks defeated Allura Club on the Warwick East green 163 to 112. P F P Wright led with a 36 11 win over A Lickiss Allora 4. H Bell beat K Murray 33 12 after early 6 point split. Services rink led by Bill Kilmartin showed strong form ahead of QBA carnival. Several tight matches followed including Jim Stores and D Dougall HV 12, Charlie Reeves 13 18, and Hugh Handley 28 23 for visitors. Own Selection rounds produced Weeks Storrie drama ending 13 1 draw, Porter Diplock 36 108, and July invite rounds listed.
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Warwick East
Allura
Warwick East Green
Bigeral
P. F P. Wright
A. ©. Lickiss
Allora
H. Bell
K. Murray
Bell
Bill Kilmartin
J. BE
Nussey
Warwick
Col
Hugh Handley
Dr Sapsford
F. Weeks
J. Storrle
Weeks
Storrie
T. Porter
L. F P. Diplock
Diplock
Porter
Cames
P. D. Jones
M. Becke
H. Blanchard
K. Harley
Tesma
FP. Weeks
Dg. McMurtrie
FR. Werner
H. Handley
A. Dempster
RR. W. Matthews
R. Murphy
W. McKone
L. Diplock
Shipping Shortage Delays New Guinea Leave Schedule
In Canberra Mr Dedman representing Senator Fraser said shipping shortages hindered granting New Guinea leave per Cabinet schedule though no men were reported with 23 months pass. He would investigate any specific cases. Also Mr Boully told Abbott that permit requirements for tractor spare parts would continue to ensure supplies for operational services.
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Canberra
Dedman
Fraser
House of Representatives
New Guinea
Francis
Boully
Abbott
Australian openers fight back in smoky Bramhall Lane play
Australia trails England by 216 with Whitington and Workman adding a battling stand at Bramhall Lane. Whitington, 50 in 100 minutes, and Workman forged a cautious partnership as smoke hung over the ground and Pope and Pollard troubled the openers. England spinners and pace rotated, but Australia reached lunch at 114 for one as Whitington fell lbw after a brisk 0s-ball century chase faded.
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London
Australia
Whitington
Workman
Sheffield
Hammond
Pollard
Bramhall Lane
Pope
Cingle
Whitington Lofty
Pol‘ford
Hammonc
Edrich
Price
Brookes
Pape
Roberts
Robertson
Hutton
Wright
Dolphin
State dept flags Latin America spearheads in war aims
Washington, The Assistant Secretary of State, William Clayton, told Senate subcommittees that axis spearheads in Latin America are being eliminated or replaced with friendly ownership. He cited 104 spearheads in Argentina, 38 in Haiti, 22 in Chile, and 19 in Ecuador, noting progress in Brazil and broader Nazi encroachment being largely checked. He warned of looted art, patents, and German investments influencing war outcomes and espoused Allied actions to seize German-owned assets and technologies.
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Washington
Willam Clayton
Senate
Latin America
Argentina
Brazil
Brasil
Haiti
Chile
Ecuador
Clayton
South Amercan
Eee
United Press
Gritein
America
Germany
Japan
The
Herald Tribune
Senate Committee
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Private Brisbane Hospitals Face Closure Amid Staff Shortages
Bris bane private hospitals plan to close by month end due to domestic helper shortages. Matrons and nursing staff struggle with patient care and domestic duties, with appeals to manpower authorities yielding little action. Health Minister Foley says he is in touch with authorities to address hospital staff shortages across the state.
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Brisbane
O. V. Aitkin
Aitkin
Foley
Cairns
Cairns Hospital
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