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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1951
Page
7
Sporting Review notes Warwick Club resumes play after weeks of closure for new concrete ditches installation. Greens repaired and widened, with sides smiling in and a larger green area. Members urged to support and maintain turf as hillside standards in country areas rise.
In weekend club play Gavin Mullins led a close singles with sharp putting while Gus Callaily and Kenway battled to narrow margins. Jack Gaffney and Taffy Walker secured a decisive 26 to 9 win as Archy Kelly and Len Larsen fought to a 21 all draw before final ends. Social visit planned from Southern Cross, nominations for committee positions urged.
The Warwick Easton club hosted seven rinks from Tetterfeld for a social bowling day marked by camaraderie and mixed results. Morning play ended Warwick Easton 98 to Warwick Easton 68 as transport delays shortened play, while the official afternoon match saw Warwick Easton win five of seven rinks for a 345 to 16 margin.
In Clifton the club delayed the F Logan trophy event after weather caused weekend postponements. Open singles progressed with Ree Murphy advancing while many members left the district prompting rearrangements. Attendance for services and funeral of Nehaul Flynn affected club events as the flag was lowered and play paused.
The Allora Club hosted a friendly with visitors claiming the win 31 to 24. Players mentioned include Stewart, Vor ker, Guy, Bardwell, Dougall, A. Smith, We, Kesshin, and durgensen as a new pairing showed promise. Committee plans future nominations for B grade pairs and consistency events close Saturday next.
The Warwick Gun Club executive announced no restriction on five cartridge shooters due to shortages of caps and shot. A delay in shoots remains possible as only limited stock is available and a new 35 carriage purchase is planned. If supplies arrive, members will receive new revisions as usual.
The report lists mixed doubles teams and matches for Sunday across several clubs. Names include McAndrew, T Ryan, G Bourke, M King, N Cox, R Keldock, A Christensen, N Madsen, J Morri son, B Doyle, V Madsen, V Christensen, with games against Riverview, River, and Riverview at 1:30 pm. Clintonvale teams to play Massie and Goomburra Valley selections listed with pairs. Murray’s Bridge notes no teams chosen for Sunday July 1 at 1.00.
Warwick Tennis Association faces old arrears with Warwick City Council as June Tournament Finals near. Eight events remain, including final men’s Southern Downs special singles Prickett versus Halloran and mixed doubles, with Warwick set to host Panay in the Thompson Cup against Stanthorpe. Coaches and selectors named as teams prepare for a busy weekend of championship play and exhibitions.
Leyburn tournament results list pairings across rounds with numerous couples such as Hamblin Donovan Senaiversing and Vail Humphreys B Ines Peggy Johsons Vine Huner and more. The page records scores including 31 25 13 11 and 28 912 with multiple 31 23 31 18 outcomes and many partner pairings across men's and mixed doubles.
A crowded schedule shows Jon and L Brepmach pairing with McGee and Willersdorf, then numerous mixed and doubles clashes featuring Reid, Gunney, Hoffman, Gasselly, Folker, McCullough, and Wright. Final lines note trophies awarded and thanks from Mr J Aures as participants vie for honors.
Clifton Matchei eld v. W Derrick and C Gray 5-6 Mrs Farrington and D Fechiner v Ms Derrick and B Derrick 1-4 Miss M See ded ad GC Ernst Ms RB Barerton and C Gray To all Sun shine 48 came Gresnmount 31
A Loch Lemond side led by Grayson and Wagner faced St Aidan's on court. Pairings included Goonan with Brad ford and Coonan with Clarke, tallying totals of 48 games to 40 for Loch Lemond as spectators debated pills and timing.
This article describes common football injuries and their reliefs. It explains tears of tendons and ligaments, sprains, and muscle strains, plus signs like pain swelling and discolouration. It advises warmth massage and proper conditioning to prevent recurring injury and mentions a Saturday foursome event with club trophy and partners.
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