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Newspaper

Wellington Times

Location

Wellington, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 22, 1939

Page

8

Tennis Notes Faces Club Championships Schedule and Changes

Tennis notes detail Club championships starting July 30 with events on July 30 August 7 and August 14 the American doubles July 2 and a revised June schedule. Entries close before each event with draws in the Times. A new groundsman takes duties July 9 and junior participation rises as tournament ends. Don Radburn to perform at club night.

Entrica Club Haus Wellington Montefiores Knight H. BE. Lowe Don Radburn

Sydney Sheep Show Opens With 4700 Sheep on Display

The Sydney Sheep Show at the Royal Agricultural Show Ground opened yesterday as the world’s largest event of its kind. Stud masters from the Commonwealth and New Zealand attended, the competition was keen and high standard, and 4,700 sheep were exhibited across Ryebands, Dorset Horns, Australasian breeds, Merinos and other classes. Buckinbah Estate earned third prize in merino strong woolled rams for several years running, and also took third prize for ewe under two years in the medium wool group. Strong woolled ewes from Huckinbah Exh claimed second and third prizes for ewe under one year, plus a first prize for ewe three years old and over.

Sydney Royal Agricultural Show Ground Commonwealth New Zealand Buckinbah Huckinbah Exh

Walling Red aims to win after rest period

The Walling Reds travel Sunday for a local thirteen a side match. Some key players rest but a strong squad travels with substitutes in Wellington. Captain Powell leads Packs with Miskell and Hollier among the forwards, including A Kitch and J Culkin in the lineup.

Wallingtee Reds Malong Wellington L. Culkin Toynton Weney Wilson Boss Powell

Forbes Polo Carnival Opens Amid Rainy Start

The Forbes and District Polo Club carnival ran Monday to yesterday on Mr. C. S. Wilson’s property, with eight teams including Forbes A and 4, Forbes Blues, Town and Country Sydney, Yarrangah, Boree and Wellington A and B. Rain curbed play on day one but crowds attended a gala ball and cocktail parties each evening. Sydney beat Wellington A 6 goals 12 behinds to 3 goals 9 behinds in the opening match, while Wellington B defeated Forbes B 7 2. Final Bulliphant Cup saw Sydney’s Town and Country beat Forbes A 6 4. Yarrangah claimed the Werer trophy with Wellington B as runner-up. Notable injuries included K Beveridge, who fell hard.

Forbes and District Yarrangah Boree Wellington Sydney D. H. Barton H. L. Smith T. M. Scott Town and Country W. Vickers J. D. Mcleod R. R. Ashton Royce Forbes A Forbes Blues Wellington B Forbes Nat. Barton Parkes Wellington A K. Beveridge Gilgandra Hiarm

Wellington Carnival Sets July Games With Six Teams

The Wellington carnival will run Wednesday and Thursday July 5 and 6 with six teams expected and a possible inclusion from Yarrangah. Wellington will field two teams alongside Forbes, Boree and Gilgandra will also be represented. Trophies on offer include the Wellington and Wilson cups and the carnival features social events such as a ball.

Wellington Yarrangah Ase Forbes Boree Gilgandre Atake Welllington Wilson

Molong Team Roster and Bus Schedule

Noble and teammates T Ewart Stubberfield Hogan Culkin listed for Molong match. Bus departs Grand Hotel at 12 30 sharp with all players required in attendance.

Grand Hotel T Fequished

Gasworks Debt Wipe Question For Killington Council

The Killington Council faces a choice as it plans to close the gasworks. It may write off the book value of plant and equipment now to avoid future depreciation charges, turning a potential book loss into a single write down and possibly preserving public utility service. The article argues this could relieve annual expenses and yield a paper profit, though it questions normal practice and seeks consideration of this alternative.

Killington Ffee

Stockwell Wins Lorne Cup In Golfer Ltd Ladies

Miss G. Stockwell won the Lorne Cup donated by Mrs. Norman Keble with a net 1 score of 91 to 32 handicap reduction of five strokes. Mrs. A. Devine finished runner up with a net 71 linked to 106-35. G. Stockwell, M. Brown, P. Dowd, G. Davies, F. Howland, A. Devine, G. Wilkins, and H. Hutton qualify for B grade. Par competition set for Tuesday 27 June.

G. Stockwell Norman Keble Miss Stockwell A. Devine Misses G. Stockwell M. Brown P. Dowd Mesdames G. Davies F. Howland G. Wilkins H. Hutton

Rugby Union Orange and Bathurst Set For Saturday Clash

A combined Orange and Wellington side will meet Bathurst at Orange on Saturday with a strong lineup selected to represent Orange. The match decides the supremacy of the unions and draws many supporters from Orange and Bathurst. A farewell for Dr. Wally Matthew as he sails for England next month accompanies the event. At Wellington on June 24 Euchareena meets the junior team selections listed.

Orange Wellington Bathurst Orange Union W. Bowen Woasta Hoes A. Thompson Wests J. Thompson M. Tanswell Centrals FE. Lay B. Lay G. Chew F. Brown Smith Ho West W. P. Nicholas C. Cutler A. Gay L. Bullock J. Peters J. Kelly B. Campbell Wally Matthew England Euchareena B. Poole H. Smith M. Smith J. Lemon H. Williams K. Ward J. Dong C. Stewart E. Hunt

Wallington Bowls Club Averages Over Cold Afternoon

Despite cold weather Wallington Bowling Club held competition games with Zehlke defeating Trounce in the consistency tournament. In the Kitch Cup final race Trimble and Smith were edged by Rev Norman and Trounce who will meet next Wednesday. Smith’s rink led early but Preston rallied. Doug Gibson narrowly lost to Mick Mellick in a late lights finish 24 to 21.

Wallington H. Zehlke T. Trounce Ziehlke B. Trimble Alec Smith J. A. Preston Smith Rev. Norman Preston Peter Kelly Gual Tom Ayling Doug Gibson Mick Mellick M. Mellick Gibson

Local Players Set for Bell Park Match Start

N Paul R Sutton E Sparkes Cailins Culkin Williams Gordon Payne Veech Murray Baker listed among free players at Bell Park with play starting at LIS pom.

N. Paul R. Sutton E. Sparkes Cailins K. Culkin A. Williams L. Gordon T. Payne M. Veech B. Murray W. Baker Bell Park Mhowailile LIS Pom

Tote betting grows on English racecourses records set

Totalisators on UK courses last year processed £9,093,000, best since 1937’s £7,903,000. Off course bets added £2,861,000 to the total. Betting Control Board allocations included £515,827 for racing aid, £39,785 to breeders, and £14,266 for veterinary research. Australia pockets all revenues with no sport support.

Great Britain Australia

Hospital Dance at Mumbil Raises Funds for Wellington Hospital

The annual Mumbil dance Friday night drew about 70 couples and raised £17 for the Wellington Hospital. MC FE Brennan kept events lively as novelty dances ran all evening. Sam Owens and Mrs Owens won the waltz, Sid Hansford and Mrs Buchanan the barn dance, and McKeown with Miss L Hansford won the one step. A £1 trophy was won by a village syndicate who donated it back to the fund. Local ladies provided an excellent supper and organizers earned wide praise for the smooth program.

Mumbil Wellington FE. J. Brennan M.C Sam Owens Sid Hansford Hospital

Road Repairs Urged for Wellington Hospital Route

A reader urges immediate reconstruction of Maxwell Street from Arthur Street to the Wellington District Hospital. He cites severe potholes and rough surfaces that hinder ambulances and patients, urging bitumen or concrete surfacing and permanent reform rather than costly patchwork. The council awaits loan money to fund the project and a Wellington man recalls a crash influenced by the road.

Wellington Arthur Street Maxwell Street Sydney Bourks Hospital Sam

Wellington Club Captain Tops 18 Hole Stroke Event

Wellington golfers packed the midweek match to complete an 18 hole stroke event won by Club captain K Bleechmore with 75 gross and 63 nett. Runner-up H Keirk shot 65 nett, as members anticipate the annual open tournament slated for Sunday week with expected wide entries from across the west.

Wellington K. Bleechmore H. Keirk

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