Thirteen records smashed at AY high school sports
Barton-McLeod House retained the athletic shield as senior and junior divisions produced multiple records. Clif Pearson led Barton-McLeod in the senior race while junior girl Bill Job of Norman-Taylor shattered six marks, including broad jump. Stan Pilley set several high school divisions records, and Barton-McLeod’s team swept events, aided by strong performances from Shirley Dixon and Barbara Fahey in girls divisions.
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Spur
Tin Houses
Clif Pearson
Tom Pilley
Pearson
Barton-McLeod
Pilley
Barton-McLeod House
Bill Job
Nopman-Taylor Howse
Joan Moylan
Hill
Shirley
Burton-McLeod House
B. Ryans
Barbara Fahey
Norman- Taylor
Els
Baron
June Morgan
Results of Senior and Intermediate Boys Track Meet
Results show Pearson and Pilley leading senior events with near ties and record-tying relays. Barton McLeod and Norman Taylor dominate relays while Gough tops intermediate sprints, jumps, and the 100 and 220 yard races with strong NT and BM placings throughout.
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Pearson
T. Billey
W. Bowes
BMW
Pilly
J, Walley
J. Wanless
C. Pesraon
P. Pilley
Scified
Pesreay Cbn
Pilley
Wontess
Tine
Barton-McLeod
Norman Taylor
Scifieet
Pilkey
C. Peason
W. Grice
K. Scifleet
Barton~ McLeod
Norman ‘Taylor
Barton McLeod
SRO
EK. Scifient
C. Pearson
Championships Highlighted by Local School Contests
Senior boys Pearson Usarton-NuLeod leads in inter school event with L Gough Barton-McLeod and junior Pilley Norman-Taylor. Senior girl Dixon Barton-McLeod and Fahey Norman-Taylor also place, while junior girl J Job Norman-Taylor competes. Twenty-Raa Abit roots noted for Barlow-McLeod Norma-Taylor.
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L. Gough
Barton-McLeod
Unior
Pilley
Norman-Taylor
Dixon
Tater
Fahey
J. Job
Raa Abit
Aly
Gallee race results and field events summary
Across the meeting Gallee race results feature Gough and Cummings in close sprints and multiple field events. Pilley leads high jump and hurdling, with McQualter and Honeyman posting strong marks. Relays show Barton McLeod and Newman Taylor clocking fast times as senior events include a dead heat in high jump.
Magpie Rifle Club Shoot Awards and Cup Match Planned
Saturday afternoon shoot from the 900 yard mound saw Reg Dutton post 68 with a single stage possible to win the weekly spoon and cock o walk. Jack Charlton also scored 68 with a stage possible. A Cup Shoot against Mudgee is arranged at Mudgee range on Sunday 20th August.
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Magpie
Reg. Dutton
Jack Charlton
Mudgee
Mudgee Range
Simday
Home for the Aged Appeal Launched in Wellington
Diocesan director Rev J Momiahon and Bishop Norton launched the Home for the Aged appeal in Wellington at St Patrick's Church. Fr McMahon said local donors pledged £100 each with three takers, while six months of canvasses yield sizable sums from Rockley Carcoar Blayney Bathurst Cowra and Canon windrs. The War Memorial Home will serve men and women of all denominations and donations are tax free.
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Ore. J. Momiahon
Appeal For the Home For the
Norton
Bulla
Tubbo
Wellington
St. Patrick's Church
Times
Fr. McMahon
McMahion
Rockley
Carcoar
Blayney
Bathurst
Cowra
Canon Windrs
Brookfield Clearing Sale Sets Record Prices for District Sheep
Auction of the Brookfield flock totaling 2 600 sheep drew buyers from Armidale Curtewis Cunowindra Orange Gulgong and other centres Wellinto district grainers attended. High prices were realized for stock and farm plants with lines of Merino ewes and mixed sexes selling from 5 shillings to several pounds per head. The sale also included cattle horses and harness gear with strong demand and top prices reported for ponies and saddles.
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Brookfield
Armidale
Curtewis
Cunowindra
Orange
Gulgong
Wellinston
J. McLeish
Quambone
Haddon
Wellington and Whitney Tennis Challenge Ends in Narromine Defeat
Wellington pair Warren Price and Bob Ney lead 6/0 in doubles and win two of three sets, but Narromine’s Max Leeds shines while Jack Cole struggles. Despite Bennison and Taylor solid play, Narromine outplays Wellington 10 sets to 8 and 91 games to 82.
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Warren Price
Bob Ney
Tirst
le Wirh
Cole
Rebel
Unfortunatey
John Moore
Norman Spratt
Mudgee
Bennison
Narromine
Max Leeds
Hart
Jack Cole
M. Deens
J. Matthews
V. Moore
N. Spratt
W. Price
RB. Ney
5. Taylor
N. Bennison
J. One
K. Roekes
Price
R. Ney
Moore
Taylor
J. Burling
K. Gainsford
Deputation Seeks Minister Help for Bell River Clearing
Wellington residents facing river clearance difficulties plan an expert survey before action. A deputation to the Minister of Conservation is proposed, backed by vegetable growers and local officials, to secure technical aid and possible funding for watershed and lower river works.
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Bell River
W. Braden
Wellington
Gr. West
Times
Conservation Commission
Weir
Te Commission
H. ‘Tyacke
Veetible Growers’ Association
River Improvement
Tyacke
F. Cral
Mc Craft
Craft
H. G. Sherringham
Shevingnam
Minister of Conservation
Pruden
Giffin
W. Hennessy
Shire Council
Council
Jeaessed
R. Tyacke
Griffin
Australia
G. M. Pettit
Cif
Bell Flyer
Grall
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