Keith TILBROOK [3207]

  General Notes:

1897 SA Birth TILLBROOK Keith, Silas TILLBROOK Mary Emma EDWARDS Adelaide 604/369

Advertiser TILBROOK Keith 1980 (d. 9 Apr - Pub 11 Apr 1980)

Glenelg Guardian (SA : 1914 - 1936) Thu 12 Aug 1926
FOOTBALL. BRIGHTON V. GLENELG IMP.
By "Follower."
The local lads had an easy win on Saturday when they put up a big score against the Glenelg Imperials, and were able to gain some much-needed percentage. It was a disappointing game, as only 16 players represented the "Imps," and 9 of them were B graders, while the Brighton team was fairly strong. Keith Tilbrook won the toss and did not hesitate about the strong wind, and at the first bell, the home team had scored 36 points as against 6. Although the play was mainly at the home end in the second quarter, the Imps, broke away and scored a couple of smart goals. Sid Green started the third quarter well by kicking a fine goal, almost half way, and after that, followed a succession of goals. The final quarter was a wash-out, as heavy rain fell, and continued to the end of the match. Mr. Hicks umpired, and his good decisions met with approval on both sides. Owing to the threatening weather there was a poor attendance. Final scores:- Brighton, 10 goals 16 behinds. Glenelg Imps. 5 goals, 4 behinds.

The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1889 - 1931) View title info Tue 26 Nov 1929
FINED £50 FOR BETTING MAGISTRATE WARNS DEFENDANT
A fine of £50, with 15/ costs, was imposed on Keith Tflbrook, by Mr. E. M. Sabine, P.M., in toe Adelaide Police Court yesterday, on a charge of illegal betting at a garage on the Brighton-road, Brighton, on Saturday, November 23.
The defendant pleaded guilty, and Mr. L. Bond, who prosecuted, stated that there were other charges which had been withdrawn. The police had reason to believe that the defendant conducted gambling on the premises. The defendant was arrested by Constable Curver.
The magistrate warned the defendant that if he were convicted a second time he would be liable to a fine of not less than £200. The penalty for keeping a common gaming house was £500, or imprisonment for 12 months. He gave the defendant that information on tbe ground that prevention of an offence was better than a conviction.

The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1931 - 1954) Fri 17 Jun 1938
Twenty-Two Men Fined At Goodwood
Twenty-two men wen each fined 10/, with 10/ costs, bv Messrs. K. J. K. Evans and W. R. James, in the Goodwood court yesterdav for having behaved offensively at the Wayville Showgrounds. They were: - Edwin Arthur LeLeu, of Adelaide; John Lonergan, of Adelaide; George Woodhead, of Hawthorn; Robert Rampton, of Woodville; Percival Henry James Bevis, of Adelaide; Allan Malcom Yates, of Torrensville; William Rosenthall, of Adelaide; Thomas Hales, of Kensington; Sydney Allan Harrraman, of Collinswood; Leonard John Lucas, of Walkerville; Henry Chapman, of Adelaide; Leonard James Hanniford, of Port Adelaide; Keith Tilbrook, of Golden Grove; Mark Perrier Custance, of Bowden; James Sinclair, of Adelaide; Rex Dawson, of Norwood; Ernest Alfred Clark, of Goodrwood; Christopher Booth Cooper, of Helmsdale; Leonard Koch, of Largs Bay; John Williams, of Clapham; Walter James Buckingham, of Hiltonia; William Frederick Robert Ware, of York. Sergeant Gleeson, of Unley, and Constable Slater prosecuted.

  Other Records

• Australian Electoral Roll 1903-1980: ironworker, 1939, 12 Northcote st, Torrensville.

• Australian Electoral Roll 1903-1980: ironworker, 1941, 12 Northcote st, Torrensville.

• Australian Electoral Roll 1903-1980: iron worker, 1943, 12 Northcote st, Torrensville.