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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 01, 1932
Page
3
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Queanbeyan defeated Eastlake in a National Football match at Manuka Oval. The result kept Queanbeyan in the running for the premiership while Eastlake’s defense struggled against Acton. Bright aerial work and a late rally by Queanbeyan sealed a hard fought win, with key contributions from Clarke, Camp, Toohey, and Hayne.
Goulburn defeats Acton in a barrelled rifle contest at the Lyualyoan Rimage, led by captain Wlanley. The visitors from Acton struggled with early leads and defensive blocks as Goulburn secured a narrow win, with notable scores from Comba and Welch and key plays late in the match.
A fragmentary report details junior football matches at Manlike Oval and Telowoa Park with unclear scores and player lists. Mentions teams Bt. Chelstanner ny, Mitts, and several players including Hopman, Sullivan, and Petervod amid a rough, mixed description of the weekend games.
The Canberra based FCT hockey team was chosen on Saturday to face New South Wales at Monika Civil. Captain J. Jones leads a squad including M. Muchexar from Huron, G. Avery from Ainslie, Welch from Xingiond, Bindale from Kingston, Needham from Atherton, and Hickada as captain. The selections honor Canbarra and feature players from Queanbeyan, Kingston, and surrounding clubs, aiming for strong teamwork and defensive resilience in the national matches.
The document lists selections and captains for two regional Second Elevens. Names include Quinn Gardner Farrow Hrd LoRyam Sudden Wolkhy Mk Hell vice-saptttng Hill and sectionals with CANDIUEA NORTE Murnball Ontinh Howitt Tidewook Kent Woode Melonald Mubieton Cantay Teachley Spondelour CANDERRA SOUTH Hitler Teaten Millet Walermas Higgon Jona White Cant and Wildau Wilk ingon J Farrow.
Kingston Warcons defeated Que Buyan 4-2 as Kingston built a lead early with Crupp and Tindale scoring. Marvaan, Shadie, and Coleman created pressure for Que Buyan, but Kingston defense and a late surge sealed the win with goals from Tindale and others.
Canberra, led by Charles Masry, defeated Yass 7 to 4 in a Massy Cup match before a large crowd at the new Canberra ground in Environs. Gate receipts exceed 500 spectators as injuries and rough play marked the balance. notable players included T Byrne and Bevan.
The Association will hold its annual meeting on Monday next, the SL August, at 4 pm. Adoption of annual report and balance sheet, election of officers, notices of motion. Trememation of Troghian and Gano- Fa. Musicun, Prickelare and supporters invited to be present. By POLLARD, Secretary.
North suffers setback as South leads 14 0 before late rally. Key plays by Cowie Findlay and Hammond highlight rough weather and strong forward work. Hall defeats West City 26 8 as leaders press defense throughout the clash.
In Te lopea Park and Kingston matches the W.C.A. teams dominated early, with Toronto Blue defeating YW team 12 to 1 and Telopea Park beating St Gabriel's by five goals. Kingston upset Hounings Brown 4–1 while Womerasa beat Hall 2–0. Strong performances from Blue and St Gabriel’s forwards contrasted with solid defensive work by W.C.A. backgrounds.
Kingston Whites edged Athalle 4 3 in a hard fought match, with late defense by Can nsfan and Goodefending Lloyd Wilkinson keeping Armalle at bay. Notable play from Littlewood Window and Matler contributed to the narrow victory as Rood moved up and Whelan, Ike, and Ta tom linked attack and defense.
Divers from a mining syndicate prepare to salvage sunken cargoes from wrecks in Tabin Bays. They report large coal holds, with estimates between 1000 and 4601 tons, likely to be recovered from the Norwounant ship. Operations involve heavy iron beams and dangerous entanglements. crews work under risk as they dredge and extract materials.
The Telapes team had scorers Phomp roni Bosdman Oran and Luton with tries by Thompaon and Home. Delives will play Mo Yongio next week and Telapes A faces Quemabayes Cmavees.
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