Local Tennis Tournaments And Queensland Team Selection
Stanthorpe tennis saw youth stars picked for Queensland to face New South Wales on July 20 at White City Courts. Shirley Anderson and Malcolm Perry, both from prominent local families, lead a six and six squad. Stanthorpe’s week-end results show mixed pennant grades with Beverley, Glen Aplin, Rockbourne and Porters services.
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Stanthorpe
Stanthorne
Gueensland
N.S Wales
Shirley Anderron
Reg Anderson
Malcom Perry
Perry
White City
Ewcastle
S.’ Anderson
Milton
Warniunky
Stan- Mmorps
Tenterfield
Don Anderson
Wallangarra
Anderon
D. Anderson
Memillon
Ho Jones
Nebuty
Beverley
Glen Aplin
Willett
Hall
Get
Guy
Vo Hall
F Cutler
Rockbourne
Kookaburras
Australians Reach Wimbledon Third Round In Men Singles
Five Australians advance to the third round at Wimbledon as Sedgman McGregor Candy Rose and Hoad win. Rosewall and Brophy lose. Sedgman dominates Kats 6-1 6-1 6-2 in hot sun. McGregor edges Morea 7-5 6-4 6-4. Candy outlasts Ampon 6-4 6-3 7-5 after over two hours. Rose cruises 6-2 6-1 6-0 over Hermann.
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Windon
Sedgman
McGregor
Candy
Rose
Hoad
Rosewall
Brophy
B. J. Kats
Mervyn Rose
Hermann
Gardnar ‘ Mulloy
Ken Rosewall
Lewis Head
Italy
Rolando del Bello
Australia
Phil
Bery Penrose
Wendie Love
South Africa
Maureen Connolly
Britain
Angela
Mortimer
Frank Sedgman
B. J. Katz
Southern Rhodesia
Ken Mi Gregor d E. Morea
Argeniina
H. Hermann
Germany
C. P. Washer
Belgium
H. Billington
N. Cockburn
Ballith
Africa
A So Davia
Don Candy
D. F. Ampon
Philippines
Lewis, Hoad
Beryl Penrose
G. Love
D. Hart
D. W. R. Statham
H. Fletcher
Ian Ayre
J.J. Walker-Smith
D. J. Paton
R. Walshi
M. Connolly
D. J. Bartoli
B. Wedderburn
Warwick Women Bowls Club Results on the Green
Women’s bowls at Warwick Club featured five end singles with strong showings by Mrs. G Lespie and Mrs. McKim among others. Open singles saw Mrs McPherson beat Mrs Kaus while Mr Turner outscored Mrs Lalimer. Social play and Monday three bowl matches produced close scores and notable pairings throughout the day.
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Southern Cross tennis and social play results
Yesterday afternoon on the Southern Cross screen five end singles featured Fo garty against Mrs Bell, Hart versus Towler, Carey won by forfeit from Mullins, and Higgins won by forfeit over Thumpkins. Brade singles saw Keily 32 over Thumpkins 11 and aproe 31 over McCarthy lips. Social play mixed teams led by Nolan Cleary O Doherty 21 over Nolar Fogarty 16. Spanner Knowles McCarthy 17 over Aglway Ahern McKone 13. Hart Brennan Coli Turner 16 over Towler Duggan Long Beil 21. Carer Higgins Ast Pinall Crawford 5. Next Wednesday call-up lists B grade final with Mrs Kelly and Mrs Towler.
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Southern Cross
Mr. Fogarty
Mrs. Bell
Mrs Hart
Towler
Mrs. Carey
Mullins
Higgins
Thumpkins
Mrs Keily
Miss Thumpkins
Mrs. Aproe
McCarthy
Nolan
Cleary
O'Doherty
Miss Nolar
Fogarty
Spanner
Knowles
Aglway
Ahern
McKone
Hart
Brennan
Coli
Turner
Duggan
Long
Beil
Carer
Ast Pinall
Crawford
Kelly
Greater Expansion of RAAP Urged by Sir Keith Park
Sir Keith Park, Pacific area representative for Hawker Siddeley, urged Canberra to review defence allocations to fund expansion of the RAAF. He said Australia would mainly supply food overseas in a future war, requiring safe sea lanes and air superiority. His firm plans two South Australia factories for long-range weapons and maintenance, with tests at the Woomera Range.
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Canberra
RAAF
Keith Park
Keith
Pacific
Hawker Siddeley
Australia
Australis
South Australia
Woomera
Men\\'s Hock ey Draw And Teams For Saturday
The draw lists senior ground matches at 2pm Harlequin versus Wyverns with umpires Thorne and White and 3.30pm Harlequin against St Marks with umpires Powell and Carrie. Second ground hosts Corinthians versus Duntier with umpires Baguley and Chappel. Junior and reserve fixtures include Wyverns versus Harlequins and other lineups. Nominations for Toowoomba close with Merv Jensen at 9.30am Saturday. teams announced Saturday night.
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Harlequin
Wyverns Tumpires
Thorne
J. White
St. Mark's Wampires
G. Powell
G. Carrie
Corinthians
M. Jensen
D. Jonn
Son
Duntier
Twhite
St. Marks
Umvpires
R. Baguley
KC Chappel
Jsround
Wyverns
Y Harlequins i
Merv. Jensen
St. Mark’s
J. Flit~rrott
B. Bright
B. ’ Morse
Pearce
Sikes
G. Williams
B. Pacey
J. Prise
J. Prise, ‘ Whi ‘Wyverns Senior, W. Wooton, Don Meneely, M. Eastwell
Harrison
D_ Locke
A. Wyton
R. Sellars
H Mikklejohn
C. Carrie
H. Gollan
D Meneely
EK Aspinall
L Hockings
Carnival still in doubt as Australian Colts hockey leads stand
West Australia and New South Wales head the carnival on seven points each with Queensland close by. Queensland beat South Australia five nil with Ridgley Sorter and Haurigan standout. Victoria beat Western Australia two nil while New South Wales crushed Tasmania seven nil. Details: New South Wales seven Tasmania nil Eaton McMurrey Raobson Farker White. Queensland five Ridgley Sonter Haurtland. South Australia nil. West Australia two Pearce two. Victoria nil.
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Brisbane
West Australia
New South Wales
Queensland
South Australia
Ridgley
Sorter
Haurigan
Victoria
Tasmania
Eaton
McMurrey
Raobson
Farker
White
Ridsiey
Sonter
Haartland
Pearce
Victovisn
Apostolic Church Head Honoured at Woongarra Birthday
In Sundaberg a 500 strong transfer teen attended a birthday celebration for Rev Emil Zielke head of the Apostolic Church in Australia at his Woongarra home. Bishop E G Flor of Mackay presented Zielke with a wallet of notes on behalf of communities. Zielke, aged 78, has led the church for 23 years.
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Sundaberg
Emil Zielke
The
Apostolic Church
Australia
Woongarra
E G. Flor
Mackey
Zielke
Australian Athletes Win in London Event
In London Chiswick on Wednesday night the Australian miler D. MacMillan won the 1522 metres invitation race in 2 minutes 3.21 seconds, despite a recent foot injury from a spike in the British mile. Discus thrower Ian Reed took the invitation event with 145 feet 9 inches, about 20 feet shy of his best since arriving in England.
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London
D. MacMillan
Chiswick
MacMillan
Ian Reed
England
Australian runners shine at Belfast meet with near records
At the Belfast sports meeting Australian team stars dominated. Marjorie Jackson nearly beat her world record in the 220 yards with 94.8 seconds as Shirley Strickland won the 102 yards and 80 metres hurdles. Perry set a new ground record in the three miles, and Prentice claimed the 16 mile race. Curr Weinberg and Landy did not compete. Doubleday won the 120 yards hurdles in Weinberg’s absence. St Mark’s hockey lineup also listed.
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London
Marjorie Jackson
Fanny Blankers Koen
Belfast
Miss Jackson
Shirley Strickland
Strickland
Jackson
Perry
Prentice
Curr
Weinberg
Landy
Doubleday
Straying Stock Menace on Highway Near Toowoomba
The Toowoomba Road Safety Council branch reported numerous collisions caused by stock straying onto the Brisbane Toowoomba highway. Despite appeals to owners to keep stock off the road, little has changed, and the matter will be referred to local authorities to pursue strict Traffic Act enforcement.
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Uuwoomba
Brisbane-Toowoomba
Toowoomba
Road Safety Council
Kiwis name 16 for test against Australia
Sixteen players named by New Zealand Rugby League for the second test with Australia. The squad includes Full-back D White three-quarters J Edward B Hough T Baxter R McKay C Eastlake five-eighth G Menzies half-back J Haig and forwards T Hardwick R Neilson A Atkinson F Mulcare L Blanchard R Roff G Davieson W McLennan Hough likely out with a torn shoulder. Cyril Eastlake and Ron McKay feature in predicted formation on Saturday.
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Hisseane
New Zealand
Australia
D White
J. Edward
B. Hough
T. Baxter
R. McKay
C. Eastlake
G Menzies
J. Haig
T. Hardwick
R Neilson
A. Atkinson
F. Mulcare
L. Blanchard
R. Roff
G. Davieson
W. McLennan
Hough
Tursday
Cyril Eastlake
Ron McKay
Baxter
Kangaroos Alter Proposed Tour Plan in Brisbane Board Meeting
The Board of Control in Brisbane decided last night to alter the kangaroos itinerary. The proposed programme requires the team to reduce matches to a tour, and a two request will be sent to the English Council for approval.
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Australis
Board of Control
Brisbane
Brangus Cattle May Be Brought Here
Brisbane report notes Brangus cattle may be imported to Queensland as an American cross of Aberdeen Angus and Brahman. Cyril Butcher of Winchcombe Carson Ltd described preliminary talks at a Liberal convention about seaport consignments from Oklahoma and highlighted potential beef production gains in Queensland's north coast and hinterland. He urged policies including a tax limit and production targets to reward higher output.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Cyril Butcher
Winchcombe Carson Ltd
Prsteraay
Oklahoma
Brahman
Winchcombe Carson
Hospital facilities impress Premier Gair on tour
Premier Mr Gair returned to Brisbane from a tour of the central and north west praising hospital facility improvements. He noted plans for a new Hughenden hospital and discussed a possible general hospital at Clermont with Health Minister Moore. After the Canberra Loan Council meeting he will tour North Queensland and the Atherton Tableland starting July 11.
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Oruonani
V. €. Gair
Brisbane
Tle
Hughender
Gair
Moore
General Hospital
Clermont
Canberra
North
Queensland
Atherton Tableland
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