Tennis results from Canberra clubs show mixed doubles and singles on varied courts
A long list of matches from the Telopea Park and Northbourne area recounts results across divisions. Entries include Oulew and Misa Boyd losing to NcCallum and Miss O'Brien, Avent and Veron defeating Anderson and Baird, and multiple pairs such as Reid I and Forrest II facing different opponents. Premership points and team standings are noted, with clubs like Braddon, Yarralumia, Fire Brigade, and Northbourne contributing.
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NcCallum
O'Brien
D. Oulew
Misa Boyd
Wd. Hilliott
Mra. Reynolds
Crawley
Forrest II
Reid I
Northbourne NI
Telopea Park
Forrest I
Hetherington
Clark
Belthouse
Hinchliffe
Miss Curry
Willington
Miss Francis
D. Bellhouse
D. Hinchliffe
Miles Francis
Northbourne
Barton
Allan
Richardson
Murden and
Higgins
Cox
Meere
Bradley d. Carter
Hunt
Mrs. Keage
Edlington
Heyes
Miss Blair
Keage
Carter
D. Hunt
Bradley
Miss Eddington
Griffith L
Reid S
Barton L
City
Braddon ST
Yarralumia I
Canberra and Burrowa draw in high school rugby clash
In a tense match Canberra and Burrowa finished level at 8 points apiece after a seesaw battle. Key moments featured long runs by Jine Johnston and a late equalising field goal by Keya, with dramatic scrums and quick exchanges shaping the outcome.
Kiama Retains Carr Cup With 14 Point Win Over Bowral
Kiama defeated Bowral by 14 points to nil in the Carr Cup match at Kiama yesterday. Goulburn beat the South Sydney President's Cup side 18 to 9 at Goulburn in front of a large crowd. Fast open football dominated, suiting the Kiama lineup.
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Kiama
Bowral
Goulburn
South Sydney
Souths Defeat City in Tight Rugby Showing
Souths held City 18 to 5 as Wall, Freebody and Butterfield led a decisive second half rally after a 5 2 halftime score. Donoghue sparked City late, while junior matches saw Canberra City Juniors beat Souths 20 to 3 and Kingston fall 15 points to City by Kingston Oval.
City Defeats Souths in Strained Setback at Northbourne Oval
Canberra City led Souths 2 0 at halftime as injuries to Wall added pressure on Souths in the second half. Key players Freebody Donoghue and Jobson contributed while the final stages saw City extend its edge amid a shaky finish by Souths.
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Canberra City
Northbourne Oval
Wall
City
Iin
Ac Asia Master
Er Ee Pom Freebody
Eck
Donoghue
Souths
Sos
Aot
Ba Jobson
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Advertiser
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Freld I
Aie
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Renee Barton
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Massy Cup
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Burrows
Johnston
Ofn
O'Hara
Rae
Grant
Bladen
Burke
Ongrey
Stanwell
Bradshaw
Burrowa
Keys
Inn
Cranston
Killiby
M. Drumgold
T. Burrowa
Tora
Speering
Dacey
Bevere
Ere
BS. Reid
Speeringee
Ongley
Moore
Burrowae
Peralty
O'Hare
L. Cranston
Drumgold
Bradshaw Killiby
J. Cr
Keya
E. Fletcher
Sydney
Carr Cup
Colquhoun
Makin
Seton
Hurley
Young
Frebody
Hobday
Cashman
Butterfield
Freebody
Faull
Bouths
Ouths
Devonport
Jobson
Edwards
Southam
Southa
Mr. C. Parker
Canberra City Juniors
Donaldson
N. Peterson
J. Grant
H. Hawke
Kingston Oval
Kingston
M. Thompson
W. McCue
J. Aston
P. Hannam
Colgate
Colgan
Oan
Shakespeare
Holbrook
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