Using a Spoon to Launch a Grenade

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By Erica Visser

Influential cli- mate change sceptic Ian Plimer last night launched his tenth book in the city. The first copies of the 200-page “Not for Greens” were released earlier yesterday at Broken Hill’s annual Resources and Investment symposium. Mr Plimer has launched his past books in Sydney or Melbourne but said it was time he “gave back to Broken Hill”. “This book was finished on the sixth of May, it is now the 26th of May. That is an absolute record for publishing,” Mr Plimer told the BDT. “Broken Hill started my career so it’s time I gave it something back.” The book was published by Victorian company Connor Court Publishing. Mr Plimer said that it was designed to be “deliberately Controversial geologist Ian Plimer signs a copy of his new book for Geo Solutions’ Graham Boyd. PICTURE: Emily Roberts offensive”. “I have a grenade “The founder of the book would also the importance of the making a teaspoon to make something environmental policies that I’ve launched into Greenpeace wrote the mining industry. and feeding yourself.” as necessary as play an important would destroy our the enemy camp,” he foreword.” “I go through the He argues that fossil cutlery and that the said. But Mr Plimer said role in highlighting whole process of fuels are essential implementation of modern lifestyle. ‘Stand your ground’ Minerals boss rallies the troops

Mr Galilee did not elab- and levies applied to the of the general public now of the day, forgetting that “We’ve seen a lot of levies By Erica Visser orate on the government’s industry. understood the benefits of there’s people living their and charges ... we’ve seen plans for uranium explora- Mr Galilee said that the mining. lives outside the Canberra some increases of 30 per The State’s mining tion, but said that the “tough industry had recently been His address followed an world,” he said. cent or more.” industry could soon recov- times” might soon improve under attack from both the introduction from sym- “People overwhelmingly Mr Galilee said that er with announcements for the industry if it could NSW Government and the posium organiser Kerry understand this industry is industry had been subject to Gillard/Rudd governments, Stevenson, who said she was important.” “public vilification” under a imminent about uranium fight back against its attack- ers. as well as the “noisy” minor- frustrated by Sydney resi- Ms Galilee said that 56 Rudd Government, “which exploration, according ity. dents who did not have an per cent of Sydney residents encouraged others, particu- Falling coal prices, glo- to the CEO of the NSW He listed dozens of organ- appreciation for the mining believed the industry was larly the Greens, to launch bal commodity prices and Minerals Council. isations that had recently industry. vital to the State; a figure up sustained attacks against our Stephen Galilee was a exchange rates were some of “attacked” the industry, Mr Galilee said that while from 40 per cent in the past industry. keynote speaker yesterday the challenges the industry from those with “one or two the industry was up against two years. “The government has on day one of the Resource could not control, he said. members” to large groups “noisy voices”, 70 per cent But he accused the NSW allowed itself to be bullied and Investment Symposium, However, Mr Galilee said with generous budgets, of the public supported the Government of “a failure by the noisy voices. which has been hosted by that the mining sector had including Greenpeace. mining industry. of leadership” and “ill-con- “They only make up 10 the city for the past four the power to influence the However, Mr Galilee said “It’s very easy to get ceived regulatory respons- or 11 per cent, but they are years. government taxes, charges that a larger proportion wrapped up in the debate es”. very noisy.” Back In 1981, former World Masters snooker champion Ian Anderson gave a demonstration at the Musicians’ Club and RSL. then Market low but spirits high Fluoro By Erica Visser jumper

Numbers were down at the city’s for the fourth annual Resources Investment Symposium yesterday Doctor but that didn’t stop By Erica Visser the industry’s fight- ing spirit from shin- ing through. A mining-themed The three-day event jersey worn by the kicked off with Gloria Newcastle Knights Gaynor’s 1978 hit “I National Rugby Will Survive” booming League team will be through the speakers in auctioned off with front of a male-dominat- the money going ed crowd at the Broken Hill Civic Centre. towards the Royal The song was sym- Flying Doctor bolic of both a recent Service. “tough old market” During yester- and Broken Hill’s links day’s Resources with the movie Priscilla and Investment Queen of the Desert, Symposium, CEO of said symposium organ- the NSW Minerals iser Kerry Stevenson. Council, Stephen The ringing theme Galilee, spoke of a from keynote speakers recent partnership yesterday was the need with the Knights. to educate urban dwell- The aim was to edu- ers about the importance cate the NSW public of the mining industry. about the importance Ms Stevenson said of the mining indus- that it was an issue try. that “gets up my goat”, The fluoro-orange as her Sydney friends Miners and investors from as far away as China were in town yesterday for the first day of the Resources jersey, styled like a were among those who Investment Symposium. PICTURES: Emily Roberts miner’s hi-viz uniform, was launched in did not understand the Despite this, investors help in educating the importance of the sec- and mining figures had masses. February as part of the Knights’ two-year tor. made their way from as “It’s going to make me “Without the mining far as Beijing to be at really popular among sponsorship deal with industry, they wouldn’t the event. those I have no time for the minerals council. have a knife and fork to Geologist and cli- at all,” he said. A large proportion eat off a plate.” mate sceptic Ian Plimer, The symposium of the council’s fund- Ms Stevenson said who launched his 10th heard from prominent ing is put towards cam- that the industry needed book last night, encour- speakers including CEO paigning in Sydney to to take a stand against aged the attendees to of the NSW Minerals increase public under- recent attacks on the “tell lies” amongst Council, Stephen standing of mining. industry. themselves when they Galilee, Resources and Mr Galilee donat- “I think we need to had “various lubricated Energy SA Deputy ed a jersey to the stop apologising for the functions to assist us”. Chief Executive, Paul resources symposium mining industry. This He agreed that a major Heithersay and econo- yesterday and organ- is an industry that’s challenge was convinc- mist and newspaper iser Kerry Stevenson very, very good for ing Sydneysiders who columnist Henry Ergas. declared it would be Australia.” were “sipping on their Day two will kick of at auctioned off at a din- She addressed the lattes and looking at 9am today and will fea- ner tonight. “elephant” in the room their BMWs” that the ture Qantas Chairman Ms Stevenson chose - numbers were down mining industry was Leigh Clifford. the RFDS as the bene- considerably on last relevant to them. It will finish with a ficiary because of “all year’s event - a fact she Mr Plimer hoped his dinner featuring Cold the work the organisa- blamed on the “tough latest novel, entitled Chisel’s Don Walker “This is an industry that is very, very good for Australia” tion does for the min- times”. Not for Greens, would tonight. - Symposium Organiser Kerry Stevenson. ing industry.”

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Fairfax Radio her hus- corruption, met with Padstow Heights home of prohibited drug,” he his Cronulla home and band was in Queensland And Sydney police Mr Gao last Tuesday in of the notorious former said. seized a blue car and for a speaking engage- have flown to Queensland southwest Sydney. The Sydney detective On Sunday night, other items of interest. ment and was due to fly to try to track down dis- university student was Rogerson on Sunday. Jamie Gao hours after police made A boat was also seized graced former detective reported missing the After a silver car was in a blue tarpaulin found an urgent plea for infor- from a storage shed in back to Sydney today Roger Rogerson as part next day. taken from the home, floating in the ocean off mation about Mr Gao’s Caringbah. Rogerson is one of the of its investigation into Investigators believe investigators flew to Cronulla on Monday is whereabouts, McNamara McNamara, who left most infamous police- 20-year-old Jamie Gao’s Mr Gao and two men Brisbane on Monday to Mr Gao’s. was pulled over in the police force after a men in NSW history. disappearance and mur- went to the meeting try to find him. A fisherman made the Sydney’s south. stint at Kings Cross sta- The highly-decorated der. place in Padstow with Investigators won’t grisly discovery. He was charged with tion in the `90s, wrote detective was dismissed The 55-year-old three kilograms of meth- know until at least today Det Supt Moore said Mr Gao’s murder and is two books on police cor- from the force in the McNamara appeared in amphetamine. whether a body wrapped police believe Mr Gao also accused of supply- ruption. 1980s. -AAP Manus Island Take it for Granted. worker blamed $32.99ea for man’s Grant’s Scotch. 700ml. fatal bashing $ 99 $ 99 $ 99 $ 99 $ 99 $ 99 5ea 9ea 11 ea 11 ea 14 ea 8ea A Papua New But it says frustration Guinean man employed and anxiety over a lack by the The Salvation of information about Army led the “brutal resettlement policies was beating” that killed a key contributor to the Iranian asylum seeker tensions. Reza Barati during the The review says Mr riot on PNG’s Manus Barati, 23, suffered Island, an independent a severe brain injury “caused by a brutal beat- Eaglehawk Wyndham Estate Ta_Ku Wolf Blass Taylors Yellowglen review has been told. 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Labor says a $2500 a head budget ing unmanned aircraft. night function in the speaker’s A Dash-8 chartered aircraft Parliament House office - revealed was preparing to land at Perth in weekend newspaper reports and Airport when crew spotted a not denied by Ms Bishop - is bright strobe light in its path at unprecedented and breaches the about 3700 feet. independence of the role. The pilot swerved and Ms Bishop told parliament missed the object by about 20 yesterday that all MPs were metres, the Australian Transport entitled to use their suites “for their Safety Bureau said in a report own purposes, but not for illegal yesterday. purposes”. The March 19 incident was When Labor asked for the matter followed by another three days to be referred to the privileges later when the Westpac rescue committee for investigation, chopper, carrying five crew, the government voted down the motion. took off from Newcastle’s John Opposition frontbencher Hunter Hospital. Tony Burke said the speaker’s A white light was spotted suite was a special case and the coming from a drone hovering fundraiser represented “improper 1000 feet above Hunter stadium interference” in the independence where a football match was of the office. underway. The drone moved “This is not an ordinary venue,” directly toward the helicopter, he told parliament. “Your job is not requiring the pilot to take evasive owned by the Liberal Party.” action. -AAP -AAP Woman gets life Alleged killer for bikie murder A woman has been sentenced to life and two men went to a panel-beating imprisonment over the 2001 murder of workshop and bashed and killed the 31- “sought assets” a Gold Coast bikie associate. year-old Finks associate. Jade Maree Clarke, 40, was convicted His remains were found in a shallow Accused murderer Lian In September 2009 as million, they owned a $300,000 by a jury yesterday of murdering Darren grave at Boyland in the Gold Coast Bin “Robert” Xie tried to take discussions about the family’s unit at Merrylands and the Britza at Southport in March 2001. A hinterland in 2008. assets were underway, Lin newsagency was valued at man has also been charged with Britza’s Clarke blew a kiss to relatives in the over the newsagency business murder. public gallery and said “tell the kids I patriarch Yang Fei Lin told the $500,000, Yang Fei Lin said. of family members he alleg- Clarke’s week-long trial in the love them” as she was led from the dock court that Xie had asked to take Mr Lin had also tried to stop edly killed, a Sydney court over the newsagency, which he Brisbane Supreme Court heard that she to begin her 15-year sentence. -AAP has heard. Xie from attending meetings said was worth about $500,000. about the potential sale of the Family and the public were “We were already running the eager for Min Lin’s North Epping newsagency. newsagency, we didn’t need his The court heard Xie and his Indonesia ambassador newsagency to reopen as soon interference,” he told the court wife Kathy wanted to buy a as possible after he, his wife through a Mandarin interpreter newsagency and were trying to Lily, their children Henry, 12, yesterday. returns to Australia sell a restaurant in Melbourne. and Terry, nine, plus their aunt “His purpose was to take over Indonesia’s ambassador has come President Yudhoyono suspended The late Mr Lin had invited Irene were viciously murdered in the newsagency.” back to Australia in the first major normal co-operation on high-level their home in the same northern Xie was told he would have to Xie to inspect his business’s sign that tensions could be easing issues in late November. Sydney suburb. take care of business loans and books, but the accused never between Canberra and Jakarta since Indonesia demanded Australia Xie is accused of the July interest payments. took him up on the offer. spying revelations broke late last year. sign a code of conduct before the 2009 murders, which the court But, Yang Fei Lin said, Xie Yang Fei Lin had also told Xie Nadjib Riphat Kesoema was two countries start working together earlier heard were carried out was adamant he didn’t have to to stay out of family business. recalled six months ago by a furious on people smuggling, defence and with a hammer-like weapon, pay off debt, and disputed the A son-in-law was only President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono intelligence sharing. leaving wounds so traumatic estimated $2 million value. perceived as a “half member” of after it emerged Australia had spied It’s not clear if the ambassador’s police thought a shotgun had The family’s home in North a family in Chinese culture, the on the president, his wife and inner return signals ground has been made been used. Epping was worth about $1.2 court heard. -AAP circle. on the protocol. -AAP

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Barrier Daily Truth, Tuesday, May 27, 2014 — 9 Blues A Blues Hall of Fame is expected to open in Memphis next year. Until now, the Hall of Fame has only existed on the museum internet but now it will be in an old building on South Main Street opposite the National Civil Rights Museum.

BRIEFS ‘Chocolate king’ Eurosceptic parties claims Ukraine win Chocolate baron Petro Poroshenko claimed a resounding victory yesterday in Ukraine’s presidential election and immediately vowed to shake EU polls end a bloody pro-Russian uprising that thwarted voting across swathes of the separatist east. France’s far-right gains, coming in third The pro-Western self-made billionaire won National Front and with 20 per cent of the close to 56 per cent of a vote held while the ex- Britain’s UKIP have vote. Soviet country is threatened by disintegration led a eurosceptic Projections for the and financial collapse. “earthquake” in EU European parliament “My first decisive step will be aimed at parliamentary polls, as a whole showed the ending the war, ending chaos, and bringing centre-right umbrella peace to a united and free Ukraine,” the 48- sending shock waves group, the European across Europe. year-old said after polls closed. People’s Party, holding The armed rebellion meant voting was largely The EU parliament’s on to its top spot with blocked in two eastern regions that make up 15 own projections early 212 seats, though it per cent of the national electorate - raising yesterday showed the looks to have lost 62 concerns about the legitimacy of his mandate extent of the anti-EU in the process. The across the entire country and in Moscow. -AFP breakthrough, with Socialists were second eurosceptic parties with 186 seats, down set to win about 140 from 196. Polish dictator seats in the 751-seat If confirmed, dies at 90 assembly. the FN victory in The most emphatic France would be the General Wojciech Jaruzelski, Poland’s results from the four highest national vote last communist leader, has died as Poles days of polling across garnered by the anti- voted in the European Parliament elections, the 28-nation bloc immigration, anti-EU highlighting Warsaw’s solid anchoring in the came on both sides of party led by Marine Le West a quarter century after communism the British Channel. Pen who has promised fell. In France, the far- to shake up the country He died just days ahead of ceremonies right National Front and the EU. marking 25 years since Poland’s June 4 semi- (FN) won just shy of It easily beat the free elections that heralded communism’s 25 per cent of the vote, centre-right UMP on demise. according to official 20.8 per cent of the Jaruzelski - whose strongman image was figures, securing 24 of vote, and humbled accentuated by dark glasses and a rigid France’s 74 seats in the President Francois posture - was a complex and controversial EU parliament, with Hollande’s Socialists, figure. nearly all results in. which came a distant Poles remain divided over the martial The anti-EU third with under 14 per law he imposed in 1981, cracking down on mood also swept cent. the nascent Solidarity. He insisted the move saved Poland from a bloody Soviet invasion, Britain where the The French people but critics argue that it only bolstered his UK Independence “no longer want to be regime. -AFP Party (UKIP) looked ruled from outside, to set to score a historic have to submit to laws election victory. they did not vote for or UK health insurers UKIP leader Nigel to obey (EU officials) ‘snoop on records’ Farage hailed “the most who are not subject extraordinary result in to the legitimacy of Data watchdogs are to investigate claims that British politics for 100 universal suffrage”, Le Britain’s leading life insurers are being given years” as his party won Pen said. full access to GP records. over 27 per cent of the There was better The Information Commissioner will look into vote with results from news for the pro-EU “We have hit very hard,” said Nigel Farage, leader of the United allegations that insurers are routinely accessing 10 of the 12 British camp in Germany Kingdom Independence Party. PICTURE: EPA medical records, including details about regions declared. where Chancellor contraception, mental health and relationships, The anti-EU Danish Angela Merkel’s EU’s most powerful parliament, was 2 in over a century that without consent. People’s Party was conservative party member state, the nay- per cent ahead of the a British election has Data protection rules state that insurers must also victorious, while won around 36 per sayers were not totally second-placed Labour not been won by either have permission from patients before asking for far right groups had cent of the vote, while denied, with the anti- Party, with the ruling of the two mainstream health information from their doctors. strong showings in its coalition partner, euro Alternative for Conservatives third, parties of the day. But companies are believed to be increasingly Hungary and Greece. the centre-left Social Germany taking 6.8 though the results Left-wing parties in breach of data protection rules, with doctors’ In Austria, the Democrats, scored per cent of the vote. weren’t complete. performed strongly groups claiming they are using such consent right-wing Freedom about 27 per cent. UKIP, a party with Victory for UKIP in Italy, Spain and to seek full disclosure of records, the Daily Party also made big But even in the no seats in the British would be the first time Greece. Telegraph newspaper said. -PA Corpse sent Details emerge of in the post Ukraine rebels Detectives are investigating US killing spree the case of a young nurse seize airport whose corpse was sent by par- The main airport in Ukraine’s championship, halting all flights Elliot Rodger pounded on the students, opened fire, then took off in cel post across Japan in a box eastern city of Donetsk has out of the rebellion hit city. sorority house front door while, his black BMW. that claimed to contain a doll. been rocked by an explo- The strategic transport hub had inside, the young women he Within 10 minutes, the rampage The body of Rika Okada (29) been evacuated and sealed off after sion and heavy shooting after yearned to slaughter were prepar- was over and Rodger was dead, was found in a storage lock-up gunmen claiming to be from the ing for another Friday night. apparently after shooting himself. in Tokyo. Police also found the armed rebels seized the facil- self-declared “Donetsk People’s The awkward 22-year-old was Authorities have concluded he two-metre box in which it had ity, an AFP correspondent at Republic” showed up overnight, obsessed with exacting “retribution” stabbed three victims in his apartment, been transported from the south- the scene says. demanding that Ukrainian troops ern city of Osaka. for what he experienced as a lifetime shot and killed three others at random, Thick black smoke was seen guarding the airport perimeter be The body of Okada, who had withdrawn. of social and sexual isolation, and and injured 13 more either with rising from the airport complex been missing since late March, An AFP journalist saw three had planned meticulously to kill as gunshots or a car that he used as a yesterday as the sound of heavy had more than a dozen stab battering ram against bicyclists and machinegun fire rang out and military trucks with scores of many people as possible. wounds but no defensive injuries well-armed men in camouflage, skateboarders. fighter jets could be heard over- But here again, he was denied on her hands or arms. Reports some wearing pro-Russian rib- access to those he felt should worship The mayhem unfolded within said a woman who had been at head. bons and others with Cossack him. just 2.6 square kilometres near the school with Okada had flown out Scores of armed separatists had hats and beards, driving towards So when no one answered after University of California, Santa of Tokyo earlier this month using earlier seized control of the mod- the airport through a traffic police several minutes, Rodger walked Barbara campus, but included 12 the dead woman’s passport. ern airport, which was revamped checkpoint a few hundred metres around the corner, found a group of crime scenes. -AP -AFP for the 2012 European football from the main terminal. -AFP 10 — Barrier Daily Truth, Tuesday, May 27, 2014 The Broken Hill Potters’ Society hosted guest artist Mary-Lou Pittard for a workshop over the weekend. PICTURES: Ethan James Potters learn a thing or two ARTICIPANTS were treat- “It’s very exciting to be in we’ve just been going through sion at Karin Donaldson’s Gallery The project was supported by Ped to a master class in dec- Broken Hill and I can now under- different teaching methods about yesterday. Arts NSW’s Country Arts Support oration when the Broken Hill stand why so many artists find applying colour and painting to Publicity Officer Carolyn Program, a devolved funding pro- inspiration from this part of the clay.” Martin said everyone who partici- gram administered by Regional Potters’ Society hosted guest word,” she said, after arriving Ms Pittard was in Broken Hill pated took away something new Arts NSW and West Darling artist Mary-Lou Pittard for a from Melbourne. on Saturday and Sunday before during the worthwhile learning Arts on behalf of the NSW workshop over the weekend. “Without getting too technical, travelling to Wilcannia for a ses- experience. Government.

Fay Attard adding some colour to one of her creations. Melbourne artist Mary-Lou Pittard in BH over the weekend. Barrier Daily Truth, Tuesday, May 27, 2014 — 11 WEATHER YESTERDAY

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BROkEN HiLL WEATHER YESTERDAY TEMPERATuRE: Today Tomorrow Thursday Minimum to 3pm: 15.4°C Partly cloudy. Rain at times Sunny. Winds west to Partly cloudy. Winds north- Maximum to 3pm: 26.0°C until evening. The chance of northwesterly 15 to 20 km/h. westerly and light becoming Average monthly Min: 7.0°C a thunderstorm from the late east to northeasterly during Average monthly Max: 14.4°C morning until evening. the day. RAiNFALL: 24 hours to 9am: 0.0mm Last five days: 0.0mm MiN 16ºc MiN 10ºc MiN 10ºc Total for May: 15.4mm MAX 21ºc MAX 20oc MAX 21oc May Average: 22.3mm (4.7 days) LOWER WESTERN FOREcASTS DARLiNg RiVER LEVELS THE ciTiES PATTERN OVER THE NEXT Tomorrow: Mostly sunny. Isolated tem is approaching New South LATEST REPORT FROM NSW STATE WATER Perth ...... Showers..... 21° FEW DAYS: showers near the Victorian border Wales from the west. This frontal Adelaide ...... A few showers, easing..... 18° HEigHT cHANgE FLOW Today: Cloudy. Patchy rain, easing in the morning. Winds west to system is expected to bring wet Melbourne ...... Rain then showers..... 19° to isolated showers. The chance northwesterly 15 to 20 km/h be- and windy conditions as it moves Bourke 4.04m 1cm 173 Hobart ...... A little rain..... 16° of thunderstorms from the late coming light early in the morning. Canberra ...... Rain developing. Windy..... 20° through southern and western Louth 1cm 1.46m 286 Sydney ...... Partly cloudy..... 26° morning, contracting to the east Overnight temperatures falling to districts during Tuesday, weaken- during the evening. Winds north around 10 with daytime tempera- Tilpa 78m 5cm 267 Brisbane ...... Possible light shower..... 26° ing as it shifts to the northeast on to northeasterly 20 to 30 km/h tures reaching around 20. Darwin ...... Early shower..... 33° Wilcannia 68m 6cm 193 turning west to northwesterly Thursday: Partly cloudy. Morning Wednesday. Behind this, a new high pressure system is forecast Menindee: 30 to 45 km/h in the morning. fog. Light winds. Overnight tem- 1.36m 2cm 197 Overnight temperatures falling to peratures falling to around 9 with to briefly restore mostly fine Weir 32 THE SuN between 13 and 18 with daytime daytime temperatures reaching weather on Thursday before the Pooncarie 1.85m 1cm 0 temperatures reaching the low the low 20s. next trough generates unsettled The sun sets tonight at ...... 5.10pm 5cm 20s. New South Wales: A frontal sys- conditions at the end of the week. Walgett 1.24m 46 The sun will rise tomorrow at ...... 6.53am

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(Ma) (R) News. 11.05 Japanese News. 11.40 Hong Kong Driftwood Bay. 1.15 Octonauts. 1.25 Rob The 11.00 Motor Mate. (R) 11.00 Friends. (PG) (R) (CC) 3.00 Infomercials. (PG) (R) News. 12.00 Chinese News. 12.30 Korean Robot. 1.40 The Hive. 1.50 Little Charley Bear. 1.00 T.J. Hooker. (PGvd) (R) 12.00 WIN’s All Australian News. (R) (CC) 3.30 Cheers. (PG) (R) News. 12.55 Italian News. 1.35 German News. 2.05 Joe & Jack. 2.10 Angelina Ballerina: The 2.00 Starsky & Hutch. (Mdv) (R) 1.00 Movie: Pacifi c Destiny. (1956) (R) 4.00 The King Of Queens. (PG) (R) 2.05 Spanish News. 3.05 Greek News. 4.05 Next Steps. 2.30 Igam Ogam. 2.40 Q Pootle 3.00 Charlie’s Angels. (PGva) (R) 3.00 Hot In Cleveland. (PG) (R) (CC) 4.30 Laverne & Shirley. (PG) (R) Globe Trekker. 4.35 Departures. 5.30 Bang 5. 2.50 Fireman Sam. 3.05 Shaun The Sheep. 4.00 Pimp My Ride. (PG) (R) (CC) 3.30 RBT: Petrol Pump Man. (PGl) (R) (CC) 5.00 Happy Days. (PG) (R) Goes The Theory. 3.15 Arthur. 3.30 Mister Maker Around The 4.30 Superships: Freeway On The Seaway 4.00 Rapid Response. (PG) (R) (CC) 5.30 Beverly Hills 90210. (PGs) (R) 6.00 Ninja Warrior. (R) World. 3.50 Chuggington Badge Quest. 3.55 – The Cat. (R) 4.30 The Ellen DeGeneres Show. 6.30 Neighbours. (CC) 6.30 MythBusters: Breaking Bad. Pingu. 4.00 Play School. 4.30 Peppa Pig. 4.35 5.30 MythBusters: Life Raft/Exploding (PG) (R) (CC) 7.00 Everybody Loves Raymond. (R) (CC) (PGa) (R) (CC) Bananas In Pyjamas. 4.45 Peppa Pig. 4.55 Hair Cream. (PG) (R) (CC) 5.30 The People’s Court. (PG) (R) (CC) 7.30 Rules Of Engagement. (PGs) (R) 7.30 The Feed. Let’s Go Pocoyo. 5.05 Ben And Holly. 5.15 6.30 Seinfeld. (PG) (R) (CC) 6.30 Friends. (PG) (R) (CC) 8.30 New Girl. (M) Jess tries to fi t in with 8.00 30 Rock. (PGs) (R) (CC) Humf. 5.20 Penelope. 5.30 Driver Dan’s Story 7.30 World’s Craziest Fools. (PG) (R) 7.30 Border Force. (PG) (R) (CC) “mean girl” teachers. 8.30 Orphan Black. 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(2004) 1.35 Archer. 9.45 Gruen Sweat. 10.30 The Roast. 11.00 American Dad! 12.00 Lizard Lick Towing. of murders. 10.40 Offspring. 11.40 Craig Ferguson. 12.30 Tim And Eric Awesome Show, Great Job! 1.50 10.40 Ross Kemp: Extreme World. 11.25 The 12.30 SportsFan Clubhouse. 1.30 Disorderly 12.00 The Closer. Raymond. 1.00 King Of Queens. 1.30 Happy MXC. 2.15 Movie: Scratch. (2003) 3.45 France Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. 12.10 The Conduct Caught On Tape. 2.30 Superships. 1.00 Dangerman. 2.00 TV Shop. 4.00 Danoz. Days. 2.00 7th Heaven. 3.00 Charmed. 4.00 24 News In English From Paris. 5.00 French Restaurant. 1.05 News Update. 1.10 Close. 3.30 Extreme Jobs. 4.00 Motor Mate. 4.30 Joyce Meyer. 5.00 Dangerman. JAG. 5.00 Shopping. News. 5.50 Urdu News. ABC3 7TWO GO! ONE NITV 6.00 The Twisted Whiskers Show. 6.15 6.00 Home Shopping. 7.00 The Woodlies. 7.30 6.00 Yu-Gi-Oh! Classic. 6.30 PAW Patrol. 7.00 6.00 Home Shopping. 8.00 Fit ‘N’ Flexed. 8.30 6.00 Tales Of Tatonka. 6.30 Bushwhacked! 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(PG) (R) News. 7.00 Double Trouble. 12.45 Slugterra. 1.05 Almost Naked Animals. 6.30 Bargain Hunt. (R) 5.30 The Regular Show. 7.00 Cops. 7.30 Living Black. (CC) 1.20 Kobushi. 1.40 The Flamin’ Thongs. 1.55 7.30 Cities Of The Underworld: Alcatraz 6.00 Adventure Time. (PGv) (R) 7.30 The Indestructibles: Flying Car 8.00 By The Rapids. (PGanv) Stoked. 2.15 Erky Perky. 2.30 Mortifi ed. 2.55 Down Under – Sydney. (PG) 6.30 Two And A Half Men. (PGs) (R) (CC) Crash. (PGv) 9.00 The Boondocks. (MA15+a) News On 3 Update. 3.00 Prank Patrol. 3.30 8.30 Air Crash Investigations: The Final 7.00 The Big Bang Theory. (PGs) (R) (CC) 8.30 Cops: Adults Only. (M) (R) Offi cers 9.30 Netball. ANZ Championship. Bugged. 3.35 Bolts And Blip. 4.00 Oggy And Blow. (PG) (R) (CC) Investigates Air 7.30 Top Gear Fails. (PG) (CC) patrol the streets of the US. Round 13. Adelaide Thunderbirds v The Cockroaches. 4.10 Leon. 4.15 Jamie’s Inter Flight 148. 8.30 The Big Bang Theory. (PGs) (R) (CC) 9.30 Ross Kemp On Gangs: East Timor. Melbourne Vixens. From Netball SA Got Tentacles. 4.30 Numb Chucks. 4.40 9.30 Air Crash Investigations: Into The Priya makes a demand of Leonard. (AV15+va) (R) Kemp pays a visit to Stadium, Adelaide. Camp Lakebottom. 5.05 Dani’s House. 5.35 Eye Of The Storm. (PG) (CC) Experts 9.30 Movie: Contagion. (2011) (Mal) (R) East Timor. 11.30 NITV News. The Aquabats Super Show! 6.00 Total Drama investigate a mid-air engine fi re. Matt Damon, Kate Winslet, Jude Law. 10.30 Super Rugby Extra Time. (PG) 12.00 Desperate Measures. 12.30 Rugby Action. 6.50 Camp Lakebottom. 7.00 Deadly 10.40 Seconds From Disaster. 11.40 Two And A Half Men. 11.30 48 Hours. 12.30 Fight Master MMA. Sevens. 1.30 Koori Knockout. Kempsey United 60. 7.30 News On 3. 11.45 When Weather Changed History. 12.50 12.10 Top Gear Fails. 1.00 Sullivan & Son. 2.00 1.30 Fishing Expedition Amazonia. 2.00 Flip v Narwan Old Boys. 2.30 2011 Lightning Cup. 7.35 Prank Patrol Road Trip. (R) (CC) Harry’s Practice. 1.30 Kingswood Country. TMZ Live. 3.00 TMZ. 3.30 Extra. 4.00 Power Men. 2.30 Cops: Adults Only. 3.30 Frontiers Of Warren Creek v Amata. 3.30 2008 NATSIBA. 8.00 Dance Academy. (R) (CC) 2.00 Dr Oz. 3.00 Homicide. 4.00 Bargain Hunt. Rangers. 4.30 Robocar Poli. 4.50 Winx Club. Construction. 4.30 Omnisport. 5.00 Australian Game 9. Boxa v Morditj. 4.30 Fusion With 8.30 Close. 5.00 Homes Under The Hammer. 5.10 Yu-Gi-Oh! 5.30 Thunderbirds. Tour. Perth Track Classic. Replay. Casey Donovan. 5.30 Welcome To Wapos Bay. CLASSIFICATIONS: (P) Pre-school (C) Children (G) General (PG) Parental Guidance Recommended (M) Mature Audiences (MA15+) Mature Audiences Only (AV15+) Extreme Adult Violence CONSUMER ADVICE: (a) Adult themes (d) Please Note: In some areas there may be a 30 minute Drug references (h) Horror (s) Sex references (l) Language (m) Medical procedures (n) Nudity (v) Violence; (R) Repeat (CC) Closed Captions. 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D Big Skyes and C.J.L then delivered a beauty, Division Three: Game 3. Loser of Game 1 v Winner of Game 2. D Barrier Daily Truth, Tuesday, May 27, 2014 — 17 SPORTS SNAPS

Boondies and Young Guns show promise for the future of Rugby League. Despite the score, United continued to defend.

Boomerangs overwhelmed United 82-10 at Wilcannia on Saturday. Send in A Saints runner on his way to a try in the Saints’ defeat of the Parntu Warriors, your sports snaps to [email protected]. 50-24. PICTURES: Paul Brown

SOUTH FOOTBALL CLUB NEWS Mitchell Henderson took some strong marks across Altitude Award: 3. Bryce Pollard; 2. Michael Manoel; UNDER-18 half forward and rucked well when having a run on 1. Michael Cetinich. The Under-18 boys although beaten by West were South had a good win over arch rivals North on the bal. Coach’s Choice: Nathan Agius. very good. Every player on the ground gave their Saturday in a very entertaining game of football. Todd Davidson had a brilliant last quarter. Goalkickers Riley Elliot 2, Dustin Stephens 1, Sam best and I think it was the best game of the year. The It was close most of the day but South were able to Alma Hotel Award: 3. Jordan Johns; 2. Cody Schorn; Lines 1, Brent Fennessy 1, Wes Burns 1. scores don’t indicate the contest. We got a run on get a couple of goals in front in the third quarter to 1. Marc Purcell. The only bad thing to come out of the game was the early in the third quarter and kicked a couple of goals then go on a win by 23 points. Altitude Award: 3. Jordan Johns; 2. Marc Purcell; 1. injury to Bryce Pollard who looks like he has broken but then a injury to O’Neil stopped out momentum. Dylan Browne. his leg and will be missing for a major part of the Scores: South 3.3 lost to West 17.18. LEAGUE Steven Groves Award: Cody Schorn. season and we hope to see him back before finals. Best with the possible votes when to Brock South 14.16 defeated North 11.11. Coach’s Choice: Marc Purcell. Chapman. He was everywhere whether it be in the Best player was Jordan Johns who once again Goalkickers: Cody Schorn 4, Todd Blacksell 2, Tyson LADIES ruck, across half back and got plenthy possession covered many kilometres in picking up possessions Boland 2, Jordan Staker 1, Dylan Browne 1, Marcus The ladies who trying to defeat North for the first driving the ball forward. all over the ground. The highlight was his run on the O’Brien 1, Marc Purcell 1, Clint Keenan 1, Jordan time and went very close after leading all game it Second was Alex Johnston who has been in very Alma School side when he had six or seven bounces Johns 1. was only late in the last quarter than North were able good form this season in his first year in Under-18 and then drilled a goal. South Junior Mitchell Henderson will be missing to kick a couple of goals to get up and defeat South ranks and always seems to be at the bottom of the Marc Purcell was next best with a sensational game this weekend due to having NSW/ACT Rams duty in by 7 points. pack. on Kelly to hold him for most of the day. He got plenty Mildura against the Bendigo Pioneers. Everyone at Scores: South 3.4 lost to North 4.5. Tody Chynoweth had another good game and his of the Sherrin himself with his in and under play and the club wishes him all the best. Best player again was Tayla Frizell who just keeps running and tackling is a treat to watch. snagged a great goal. getting the ball and working hard for her team- Tyson Schorn started the game like a house on Third was Cody Schorn who was playing his first RESERVES mates. fire and kept it going all night to finish fourth in the game of the year and took some strong marks in the The Reserves had a tight game and were able to get Next best was Rebecca Wall who had a job on the voting. forward line and kicked four goals (three of those in over the line late in the game. South started well but dangerous Tarnee Tester and did a great job of it Others to poll were: Jackson Hoskins, Anthony the third quarter). bad kicking at goal in the first quarter 2.8 and 2 out restricting her to only one goal. Crombie, Jaydn Washbrook, Liam Farquahar, Josh Ty Corey was fourth after starting up forward he of bounds on the full kept North in the game. Frankie Baldwin is in the best players once again Virgo. went back in the second half to marshall the troops Scores: South 6.14 defeated North 7.4. and see just keeps going all day long chasing and Altitude Award: 3. Tody Chynoweth, 2. Brock in the back half reading the play well and driving the Best player was Michael Cetinich who was eve- tackling. Chapman, 1. Alex Johnston. ball back out of defence. rywhere around the ground picking up many pos- Phoebe Knell was one of the best again and has Goalkickers: Casey Sanderson 1, Jaymz O’Neil 1, Jordan Staker was his usual self with his run from sessions. been a great acquisition to the club. Josh Virgo 1. the half back line and was in space to receive the ball Second went to Ian Bracken who once again played Fifth was Shae Nevill who is hard at the ball and is and find players in the forward line. He also snuck his usual honest game. a great in and under player. CLUB NEWS down and kicked a goal in the first quarter. Third was Nathan Agius back from the One’s had Sarah Gillespie in the ruck again was very good and The Oldtimers Reunion Function will be held on Jake Gepp was very good on a wing and took some held down the centre half back post to perfection. good a few possesions around the ground. August 3 and we have locked in guest speaker telling marks around the ground. Mason Squire was a livewire around the ground and Others to poll were Taylor Degoumois, Chelsea Campbell Brown from Hawthorn and Gold Coast Others to poll was Michael Westley. got plenty of it. Talbot, Cindy Tioava. player. I must mention the game of Dylan Browne who Luke Lines was great again with his hard at the ball Bird On The Hill Award: Cindy Tioava. It will be a big weekend with the naming of the Top was sensational in the ruck winning a lot of hitouts play and keeps knocking on the A-grade door. Altitude Award: 3. Frankie Baldwin; 2. Taylor Roo and many other features. and getting possessions around the ground and in Riley Elliot was sixth best and keeps on improving Degoumois; 1. Tayla Frizell. You can get your tickets from Peter Johns at the middle. week by week. Coach’s Choice: Chelsea Talbot. Blackwoods, the South Broken Hill Hotel or from the The defence players of Casey Paull, Kyle Barrie, Others to poll were Jack Bird, Brent Fennessy, Goalkickers: Heidi Drenkhahn 1, Alannah Degoumois club. Marcus O’Brien were very good also. Hamish Wood, Matt Day, Jeffrey Harvey. 1, Frankie Baldwin 1. Tickets are $50 each all inclusive. PROMOTE YOUR SPORT: SEND RESULTS AND PHOTOS TO [email protected] 18 — Barrier Daily Truth, Tuesday, May 27, 2014 BRIEFS Pyke ruled out

Sydney will again be without Mike Pyke for Thursday’s AFL match against Geelong as the first-choice ruckman struggles to overcome a hamstring strain. Pyke has been on the sidelines since sustaining the injury in round seven, missing the Swans’ subsequent wins over Hawthorn and Essendon. Despite being Nathan initially told by medical staff that it was Crabb was just minor, coach John Longmire said the all smiles Canadian big man was still “not quite after end- right” and would not be fit to play at the ing Rob SCG. -AAP Schofield’s 24-year win- Donovan strikes back ning streak in the men’s Landon Donovan offered a styl- A Grade sin- ish response to his World Cup snub, gles final. becoming Major League Soccer’s all- time leading scorer in the LA Galaxy’s PICTURE: 4-1 win against Philadelphia Union on Ethan James Sunday. The 32-year-old scored twice, seizing the MLS scoring record with his first strike of the night, and 135th career goal, four minutes into the sec- Crabb wins one over old master ond half. The Irishman launched the Nathan Crabb achieved what “In the tie break, I got out “I don’t think one win will By Ethan James move with a pass to Galaxy teammate many had tried and failed to to 4-2 when we changed ends change that.” Robbie Keane in the box. -AFP do, toppling Schofield in the and then was up 6-3 with a few “It’s always a great challenge When Rob Schofield A Grade men’s singles 7-6 in a match points. playing Rob and we’ve had Ricciardo up there won his first men’s singles tiebreak. “Then I got a net cord on the some really close games over A Grade title, Margaret It was the first time Crabb, point to win, which was pretty the past few years, he’s still a He knew he had the talent but Daniel Thatcher was British Prime or anyone for that matter, had fortunate.” top player though - he beat me managed to get the better of the 7-1 in the first round of the Ricciardo says he never thought things Minister, the Soviet Union Schofield is renowned for his wily veteran. finals. would pan out so well this early in the still existed and INXS topped accuracy and Crabb said the He said the key to victory “He’s a great bloke and I’m Formula One season. The West Australian the music charts. plan was to work him around was a strong first serve, a heavy sure we’ll have plenty more finished third in Sunday’s Monaco Grand That was 1988 - the year the court. Prix to claim his second successive top spin forehand and consist- battles.” Schofield began his remarkable “I want to try and move him podium alongside Mercedes duo Nico winning run on the tennis count ency on the backhand. Crabb gave special praise to around a bit, he attacked the net Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton. The result in Broken Hill. However, there was an ele- 18-year-old teammate Corey has shot him up to a career-best fourth He claimed every men’s A ment of luck involved as well. a bit and I managed to get a few Pascoe. on the championship standings, overhaul- Grade singles titles since in a “There were about five net lobs over him.” “He played some of the best ing teammate and four-time title winner streak that lasted 24 years. cords through the match which However, Crabb still regards tennis I have seen him play, he Sebastian Vettel for the first time. -AAP But on Thursday night that really helped me out,” Crabb Schofield as the number one was very consistent and played run came to an end. said. player in town. a big part in the team’s win.”

This week saw the completion of the first competi- Congratulations to Nathan and Corey on winning Tonight is the last minor round and the last Court 9 Warriors 13 v St Joes (Tegan King/ tion with three grand finals. the Open A grade summer competition. games for our NetSetGo, U9 and U11. Trophy Melissa Keenan) Mens B1, Couldabeens def Slashers 3 sets 31 to 3 The completion of these grades sees the begin- presentation will be held at 7pm after these BYE Electric Pink U/13 sets 30. The closest set in a tight match was the first ning of the winter comp this Wednesday night, the games. one where the Couldabeens Wayne Lee and Adam draw is Adidas v Reebok, Nike v Asics. The teams Next week is the first preliminary final. Please 16/UNDER - 7pm Hellyer won a tie breaker against Colin King and Ben are: make sure that your players are financial and Court 2 Nabstars v West Flames Black 16 (Jac Stewart. This set would prove decisive in the final qualified beforetaking the court. Fraser/Karina Dawson) result. Slashers got back into the match and after BROKEN HILL TENNIS ASSOCIATION WINTER Teams are reminded that all players should four sets the match was all tied up. The last two COMPETITION TEAMS be wearing the same uniform as stated on your Court 3 Destiny v West Flames Silver 16 (Tori sets were split with Couldabeens winning 10 games nomination form. McManus/Tina McLaren) to 9 to win by the narrowest of margins. Wayne, Play on Wednesday nights: Players not in correct team uniform will not be Court 4 FWA Fireflies v Warriors Black (Kellie Adam, Gordon Scott and Brendan Hynes were in permitted to take the court in the finals. McDonald/Chelise Kappe) the Couldabeens while Trevor Grillett and Gabrielle ADIDAS The canteen will also be selling chicken noodle Court 6 Junior Swifts v Warriors 16 (Leah Carr*/ Boikov joined Colin and Ben for Slashers. Nathan Crabb soup and tomato soup along with lasagna and Lachlan Turner) Mens B2, Spin Doctors def No8 4 sets 32 to 2 sets Trevor Rynne cakes. 24. No8 won the first and last sets but couldnít find Kelvin Wise C GRADE - 7pm the third set to give them a chance. Shaun Kennedy Heath Raven Round 12, Tuesday 27th May 2014 Court 7 The heat v Be Trippin (Umpire own) won his three sets for Spin Doctors. Jenny Walters Court 8 The Graduates v Diamonds (Umpire Congratulations to Spin Doctors who were unde- NETSETGO - 6pm own) feated for the season, the other team members REEBOK Court 1 Warriors Black please supply 2 helpers with Shaun were Dale Dwyer, Tom Kennedy and Colin King Court 9 Warriors v SFC Chix (Dannielle Girdler*/ Ben Finch. No8 team members were Rohan Barron, Hamish Robertson 9/UNDER - 6pm Cathy Stevens) Lachlan Barron, Tarrant Smith and Mason Smith. Hamish Inglis Court 2 Burke Ward Monkeys v Warriors 9 (Jac Open A, Backhands def Highlobs 3 sets 21 to 0 Brendan Hynes Fraser/Olivia Norley) B GRADE - 8pm sets 14. Backhands won the first doubles 7-4 which Leone Channing Court 3 West Flames Red 9 v SFC Joeys (Chelise Court 2 SFC Roos v Pumped (Stacey Burns*/ was a fair reflection of the difference between the Kappe/Stephanie Warhurst) Pumped) teams. In the first singles to finish Corey Pascoe NIKE Court 3 West Flames Red v SFC Rooettes (Tina proved too good for Jason McCarthur winning 7-4, Wayne Lee 11/UNDER - 6pm McLaren/Umpire own) Jason timed many great shots that often hit the top Trevor Grillett Court 4 St Joes A v West Flames Black 11 Court 4 Hot Shots v SFC Cougars (Lachlan of the net, Corey took full advantage of these misses Jason McArthur (Mikayla Mills/Abbey Stevens) Turner*/Cathy Stevens*) to win the set. In the other singles Nathan Crabb Michael Boikov Court 6 St Joes B v Newstars (Alana Stellini/ turned around the result from two weeks ago when Jenny Powell Emily Ferguson) A GRADE - 8pm he defeated Robert Schofield 7-6. Court 7 SFC Kangas v West Flames Silver 11 The big improvement Nathan made was that he ASICS (Tori McManus/ Cathy Stevens) Court 6 Purple Haze v West Flames Silver served very well and didn’t give Robert a look at Adam Helyer BYE SFC Diamonds (Meghan Millard/Umpire own) many second serves. Despite this the set still went Jack Woods Court 7 St Joes Jesters v Strikers (Tegan King*/ to a tie breaker and it was to Nathans credit that he Craig Fleming 13/UNDER - 6pm St Joes Jesters) held his nerve, including finishing the set with an Ben Finch Court 8 West Flames Red 13 v Blue Twists Court 8 Outback Pharmacy v West Flames Black emphatic winner. Elissa Tweedie (Stacey Ferguson/Tina McLaren) (Umpire own)

Wrong On page 19 of yesterday’s BDT, a photo of Central footballer Jason Masclet was incorrectly captioned as Connor Martin. bloke Barrier Daily Truth, Tuesday, May 27, 2014 — 19 NSW LOTTO MONDAY, MAY 26, 2014, DRAW 3350: 6, 35, 27, 21, 30, 34. SUPPS: 10/37. LOTTO STRIKE Sport 6, 35, 27, 21. All Blacks trip key to NSW Origin assault

By Ian McCullough

Billy Slater could find himself ambushed under a barrage of short, hanging kicks from NSW in tomorrow’s rugby league State of Origin opener in Brisbane. The Blues have trained in secret as they plot ways to end Queensland’s eight- year dominance away but the Maroons can expect to face some new tactics, including some gleaned from New Zealand rugby union’s all- conquering All Blacks. Laurie Daley and All Blacks coach Steve Hansen share a mutual friend and an invitation was arranged Aidan Tinney (left) and Tom Niccols (right) shared an embrace in the changerooms following their final match for Celtic on for the NSW coach and his Sunday. PICTURE: Ethan James assistant Matt Parish to watch preparations for a Rugby Championship Test against South Africa in Auckland last year. It was a rare insight into the methods of the world champion All Blacks, who were on their way to becom- Celtic lose ing the first international side to remain unbeaten in a calendar year, winning 14 successive Tests. Hansen’s team have per- fected the tactic of contested high, hanging kicks allow- ing chasers to challenge the opposing fullback in leaping dashing duo catches, increasing the pros- a smile when I’m out on the football pitch no pect of a turnover. By Ethan James matter what is happening. The Blues’ inferior kick- SOCCER RESULTS ing game is widely acknowl- “Because there is only four teams you build edged as the most crucial Celtic soccer club bid farewell to two Men’s A Grade Men’s B Grade up a relationship and you know who you’ve difference between the sides players in style with a 4-2 win over Alma St Joes 8 def West 1 St Joes 4 def West 0 kicked and who is going to give you one back,” Celtic 4 def Alma 2 Celtic 7 def Alma 2 over the last eight series, at the weekend. he laughed. Since moving to Broken Hill, Tinney has with Maroons fullback Slater Aidan Tinney and Tom Niccols both played Women outstanding at covering and their last matches for the green and whites in grown fond of the far west. St Joes 2 def West 1 “I love the people and I love the weather,” returning long kicks from the the round five win. Alma 6 def Celtic 2 Blues. Tinney, who works as a dentist for the Royal he said. Hansen and his All Blacks Flying Doctor Service, managed to land a goal POINTS TABLE “Broken Hill is what you make of it and if coaching staff have worked in his swansong. you go out and peruse things and get involved out the optimum kick dis- “It was a nice way to finish off,” he said. Men’s A Grade Men’s B Grade then the town will embrace you. tance from a ball in hand to “It was an even match, they passed the ball St Joes 12 St Joes 9 “You go home for work, have something to pressure a fullback in their well in the first half and then just run out of Celtic 9 West 9 eat, put on your shoes and join a club. game should be 28 metres, steam in the second. Alma 3 Celtic 6 “There’s everything you need if you go look- with a hang time of 4.4 sec- “I was happy with the performance.” West 0 Alma 0 ing for it. onds. The speedy Scotsman has played for Celtic “I’m sad to be leaving but I’m going to the Women World Cup, so I can’t complain.” Should the Blues use rook- for the past year-and-a-half but is leaving town West 9 ie halfback Trent Hodkinson, to explore the World Cup in Brazil before mov- Alma 7 Tinney is hopeful of making it back to town a noted kicker, to employ a ing to Muswellbrook for work. St joes 6 for the finals if work permits. similar tactic it would theo- Tinney describes his playing style as “com- Celtic 1 “It has been great to play with ‘Tommy Nips’ retically give Slater less room petitive” and isn’t one to avoid the niggle when and we both wish the club best for the rest of to run while ensuring a wel- out on the field. the season,” he said. coming committee is on hand But it’s all in good taste, according to the a man and get a free kick and other times it will “We’ve been building over the last few years to apply pressure and thump man himself. go against you,” he said. and all the teams seem to be on a fairly even him onto his back after he “I enjoy the banter ... sometimes you’ll beat “But it’s part of the game and I always have playing field this year.” catches. -AAP YOUNG GUN TOPPLES TENNIS MASTER: PAGE 19 20 — Barrier Daily Truth, Tuesday, May 27, 2014