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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1937
Page
7
A fragmented report describes an elderly man who faced rheumatic disease and shelling injuries but has become unexpectedly well with family support. His daughter and husband described their efforts while the father traces a long recovery. The piece hints at serendipitous remedies and medical beliefs of the era.
The passage notes many worms attack humans with stomach and thread worms most common. If left untreated they can weaken the body and distress the oysterlike areas, leaving the victim exposed to further illness.
Reported chaos and errors obscure results as Australian players face defeat in the quarterfinals. von Crain defeats Cranford 6-2 8-6 with unsettled scores. Budge, Austin, Barker, Cras, and Harker emerge as contenders alongside Bromwich and Sproul.
The match featured German player Von Cramm against Crawford in a tense contest with long rallies and service exchanges. After a see-saw battle across sets, Crawford challenged through extended deuce sequences, but Von Cramm edged before an eager crowd at Queen Mary, with multiple thrilling rallies and a dramatic late push.
Von Cramm returns strong and rallies against Crawford in a tense match. Serves fly, calls mis judged by the umpire, and the scoreline tightens as both players push to the finish. Crawford drives points before an eventual finish.
The match featured Budge and McGrath trading long rallies with Budge pushing ahead early and maintaining pressure. McGrath fought back to force deuce and a dramatic finish as Budge edged ahead to win, while later exchanges highlighted both players’ serves and clever returns in a tense final phase.
A noisy bowling night detail describes the Interstate Isabeli League events with private posters, committee minutes, and revenue notes. It covers quarter finals featuring players from Germany Australia America and Alaska, with results and sets listed amid chaotic reportage.
Grafton easily defeated Clarence River side 45 to 14 in a NSW league match. Peter Williams stood out as top forward while Parsons contributed a large share of the scoring. Williams replaced Bielir in the center, and the team showed strong forward play with Willams and Moran among the scorers.
Report from Lords Oval on the ongoing England versus New Zealand test with players and umpires present. Names such as Beaton, Mansion, Gibbs, Pigg, and Williams feature among scorers and goal attempts amid unsettled play and rucks.
The report notes Parker defeats Henkel in a decisive match, signaling stronger American stability and momentum. The outcome is framed as a notable victory for Parker and the American position in the period’s contest.
Bromwich and Sproule starred as Sprowle led a Sagacious attack for Davie Cup players. Early exchanges showed strong pressure from both sides with Gtvracd and Asano delivering key serves. The match featured tense rallies and standout net play as Bromwich’s two handed defense stifled opponents while Sproule anchored the attack.
The report lists several matchups with players such as Miss B Nuthart, Miss MO Scriven, and Miss D Round Britainy in early rounds, detailing scores like 6-2 6-0 and 5-2 6-2. Names and nationalities appear with limited clarity amid OCR errors.
The report lists multiple doubles matches with players Beomfels Spraule and Ie Ho Bermaeder Hughes Tuckey and Actohitman Wine, plus Hest Manze Pollada Pureeugasluvial, showing scores like 4-8 7-0 and 0-1 0-5 6-2, indicating a chaotic set of outcomes from a table tennis or badminton competition.
Readable fragments show MIXED DOUBLES TE and names such as Bonyind Madame enroute Pronce and Porgunaryen Sully Mrtoat Muar Stummera Aviva Gy De Mes. Outcome and full details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
The report details a crowded racecard with numerous horses and performances. It mentions Harak Srisrame as a standout, various contenders like HAAR, HIGH BROW, BLAGE SSL, and PRINCE HOD MELA, plus times and positions across mile and furlong events, reflecting a lively Ascot meeting with mixed outcomes and notable sprints.
Local executive reports a mess of misspellings in a Queensland rugby note about a weekend referee lineup. Norris from Orleyu Suburb was retained briefly but will stand down due to a mort trom, and a fresh application from 3. Bate of Valley Rugby League is under review. The report notes referees for a Saturday match with Shringboka-uetratins XV at an exhibition.
Confusing OCR fragment covers a cricket test match with England avoiding a follow-on against New Zealand. It notes New Zealand 208 in first innings and England 335, plus later New Zealand totals and individual names such as Gover and Verity, with an emphasis on a nervy English response and fading resistance.
Fragmentary report from London recounts Australian women cricketers Kath SonTie and teammates Hain Smith and Crore forging a first innings lead against England. Peston and Holmes contribute, with Bowing and Radhel impacting the middle overs as EMOLAND-Pirt Innings unfolds.
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