Dubbo Fours Defeated In Sydney Fours Final
The Wellington Bowling Club notes a lean period due to bad weather but reports the Dubbo fours, Corrimal, and Hamilton competing in Sydney for the fours championship. Dubbo defeated Corrimal 32 to 23 to reach the final, where Hamilton, boasting the Murray brothers and Kinder, McNeil, beat the country team 32 to 23. The Dubbo rink stood strong at times with only one down after 21 heads.
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Wellington
Sydney
Dubbo
Ey S.drews
E. Gordon
Corrimal
City Green
Hamilton
Kurri Kurri
Murray Brothers
Jack
Kinder
McNeil
Ibbo
Racing Notes On Parkes Forbes Meeting And Local Winners
Entries closed Tuesday and expectations high for a strong field at the Wednesday meeting. West track conditions improve with past form from Parkes and Forbes, bookmakers and tote active, hospital auxiliary to host tea, and local owners hopeful as Roy O Brien s War Beam wins the Relief Handicap. Gaele Temple and M ss Burrell also figure, while doping claims around Integrity are denied or withdrawn. Racing growth noted in New Zealand with Easter tote at £806161, and Rosehill results include War Bird winning the June Handicap and Bronze Orchid taking the Nursery Handicap. Races move to Randwick next Saturday.
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Parkes
Forbes
Fred Fletcher
Hospital
Wellington
Roy O'Brien
War Beam
War Bride
Harry Payne
Cahill
Geo Truman
M'ss Burrell
Scallarions
Gaele Temple
Jack Mace
Red Terry
Sydney
Niagara
Violin
Evens
Gay Invader
Claudette
Ascot
Melbourne
Anpapejo
Saul
New Zealand
Hostilins
Moones Valley
J. Mackie
Yount Valais
Rosehill
Randwick
F. Musgrave
Victoria
War Bird
Wellesley
Bronze Orchid
Tennessee
Code
Merrimba
Headquarters
Exeter
Wool Market Report Sees Large Imperial Wool Sale in Sydney
The final catalogues of the fourth wool season under the Imperial Government Purchase Scheme will be offered in Sydney, with about 38 000 bales of greasy and scoured wool to be dealt on Tuesday and Wednesday. A concluding round may total around 50 000 bales, including crut chings, oddments, lambs wool, and 5 000 bales of skin wool from local fellmongeries.
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Central Wood Committee
Sydney
U.S.A
America
Australia
Civvies
Massacre Report From Navsien After Recapture
The Central News Agency reports five thousand bodies hanging from willow trees in Navsien on Tungting Lake after Chinese recaptured the town. Japanese forces killed about ten thousand Chinese civilians and wounded soldiers during occupation, leaving Navsien in ruins.
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Navsien
Tungting Lake
Central News Agency
Chungking
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