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Leads{
A. Colman Is
Champion
Len Murdock (72> and Bill
Frith (75). in A grade, and Bill
Thompson (98) and Edwin Robin
son (100), in B grade, were the
leaders at the end of the first
round of Crystal Brook Golf
Club's annual championships,
played under perfect conditions.
The sccond round will be played
tomorrow.
The associates' A grade cham
pionship was won by
Mrs. A. Col
i man by six strokes. Misses Vera
,(\von by 16 strokes) and
Curtin (flvei are cham
in B grade and C grade re
spcctively.
A stroke event played in con
with the men's cham
round was won by Bill
69 net. Scores:
with
L. Frith 75-6-69, L. S.
72-2-70, Dan Murdock
W. A. Thompson 98
R. C. Oats 106-34-72, P.
J. O'Shaughnessy 81-8-73, N. F.
Frith 86-10-76, E. C. Oats 88
W. J. Slade 90-14-76, E.
R. McLeod 91-14-77, R. I. Mc
Donald 111-34-77, L. E. Baxter
95-17-78, D. J. Wilson 82-3
79, E. L. Robinson 100-21-79, M.
P. O'Callaghan 90-10-80. W. G.
Munday 103-23-80, V. R. Tucker
98-18-80, E. J. Murray 97-16
81. K. W. Hunter 101-19-82, M.
G. Combe- 111-29-82, A. C. Col
man 97-15-82, L. Eddy 102-18
84, H. L. Cottle 112-27-85, F. W.
Lindner 104-18-36, R. A. Mc
Donald 115-28-87, C. Siemer 120
-32-88, Ross McDonald 108-15
W. C. Dunsford 126-29-97.
J. E. Venning' 138-34-104.
! were;
SCORES
Scores in associates' matches
A grade championship: Mes
A. Colman 199, M. P. O'Cal
205, J. Schunke 217, A.
Thomas 221, W. Frith 239.
r B grade championship: Miss
Vera Keech 238, Mesdames E. Mc
Leod 254, J. O'Shaughnessy 260,
Ward 261, Miss Val Keech 286.
C grade championship: Misses
Pauline Curtin 259, Beth Smart
Mesdames Oehms 273, Free
276, K. Jones 283, N. Frith
Arbon 304. Hendrv
I 336.
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18-hole handicap: Miss
Vera Keech 80 net, Mesdames
Thomas 82, McLeod, O'Callaghan
87, Colinan 88, Schunke 92. /
Second 18-hole handicap: .Mes
Colman, Thomas 77 net,
O'Callaghan 86, Schunke 87, Mc
Namara 88.
36-hole handicap: Mesdames
159 net, Colman 165.
Eclectic (36 holes): Mesdames
Thomas 70 net, Colman 74.
handicap: Mesdames
McLeod, Miss Smart
net, Mesdames Freeman.
Colman 271.
Football
Topics
TOMORROW'SBIG
TEST
Woomera Is Strong
Team
By C. P. Mum
Combined will face
their first of two big
tests tomorrow when they
meet the Woomera Rocket
Range team at Memorial
Oval. The men
frgm "out
back" are coining with a big
reputation,
and if the local
team can defeat them it
will
be
right in line to take
on powerful Whyalla in a
fortnight's
time.
Pirie selectors are- leaving no
thing to chance and have almost
the top 25 men from whom to
choose, with, of course, G. Job
son aud \Y. 'Cochrane absent.
Plenty of weight and speed will
be avaiiable. Presence of P.
Roads in the trainees looks well,
for followers 01 the game have
not yet forgotten the part he
played in vanquishing Whyalla
at Adelaide Oval in that memo
rable match of 1948.
Loss of Jobson, whose legs
feeling the strain of a long
are
football career, is a heavy blow to
the combined game. But lie is
busily engaged coaching the side,
which should take the field 100
per cent fit, according to signs
during training this week.
Mr. J. S. Hocking (association
secretary) lias been in touch
with^the Woomera party by tele
phone, and at time of writing
only scrappy information had
been received about composition
of_ the team. Some initials were
missing in the names
supplied,
but the personnel is as follows:
W. A. Lee, P. Oppy, D. Brit
ton, Carlson, Carr, Casteau. A.
Cook. R. Clarke, Cobins, B. Col
lins, G. Hughes, P. Feneley,
Marslen, J. Mainline, K. Noble.
D. Palmer, P. Turn-bull, II. A.
Welsh. P. D. Wilson (19).
Early Morning Arrival
Padre iC alder, of the Woomera
\illage, will be manager of the
party, which is due to arrive by
railcar at 7.13 tomorrow morn
ing at Pirie Junction. it will
be met toy association officials
and brought into town by bus.
Mr. C. L. Davis, M.P. "(mayor)
tender the visitors a wel
will
come at the town 'hall at 10
a.m. After the match- they will
be entertaiued at dinner by the
local association at Barrier
Hotel, and later will be guests
at a danCe in the town hall.
The match, will begin at -.30.
Arrangements have ibeen made to
have a curtain-raiser match
played by two teams from Pirie
High School. Teams are:
Red: G. Stephanos (capt.),
A.
Paterson-(vice-capt.), P. Grocke,
G. Laube, C. Sideris, A. 'Rush
ton, E. Pine, "M. Coomblas, J.
Mezzino, A: Reid, K. Deed. R.
Daws, P. May, R. Lanthois, L.
O'Neill. K. Fawcett, J. Purdie,
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Coomblas, D. Merlino (19).
M Rodda (20).
Green: Ian Wundke (capt.), J.
Rowe. (vice-capt.), J. Kiriakou,
E; Gooden, P. Karagianis, B.
Singer, E. Brittain, R. Worrall,
P. Rohrsheim, Scanlon,. K. M.
Hoare, Mi, Wundke, R. Mill-bank,
S. Dawson, G. Vonow, G. Goo
Icy, R. Lambert, B. Cunning
ham. M. Applebv (19). IC. Mav
rikakis (20).
Blues On Top
i.iulomontuwu tightened their
grip 011 the minor premiership
by defeating Proprietary last
Saturday in the best match of
the are 2
season, and pts.
now
ahead of with three of the
rounds played. None can
ilive
take credit away froiji the blues
l'or their final effort, which gave
them a 15-pt. victory after it
looked as if they were up
auainst defeat.
But it was tough luck xor iro
prietary, who 'have found success
this "so near and yet so
far." The redlegs can be heartily
praised for their display, which,
really deserved full reward. A
couple of unguarded men on a
half-forward flank did the dam
age for the blues, for in a game
played at the speed this one was
the vital necessity was to cling
to every opponent when defen
ding.
Little short of a miracle can
now bring Proprietary into the
final fight. Only shadow of a
chance they now have left is to
win all four matches ahead with
substantial margins and rely
Port being defeated in all their
four engagements, also by fair
margins. Not impossible, of
course, but a very slender reed
on which to lean. The
redlegs'
sun actually set when L. Smith
kicked that final goal for Solo
moutown right 011 the bell on
June 2.
In B Grade
011
King, B. Scarman, D. Cunning
ham, 1. Merrett, D. Lemm, L.
Veal, C. Simmons, J. Johauson,
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Wilson. J.
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GRADE
W. L. P. A. Pis.
2 3-95; 245 8
3 239-^ 275 6
-4 233 347 4
Leading Goalkickers
Li. Lints (Port) 13, K. lleggen
(Prop.), J. Smith (Sol.) 8, J.
Theodores (Prop.),. D. Wade
(Prop.), E. McMahon (Port), A.
Groclce ('Sol.), R. Kent (Sol.) 5,
C. Minnis (Prop.). Davies
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W. I.. D. F. A. Pti.
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Piop'tarj 2 4 305 4
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Leading Goalkickers
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