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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 04, 1958
Page
2
After 34, many suffer winery disorders and kidney irritation from waste acids and bacteria. Urinary antiseptic claim of fast relief with STEX, promising improved kidney function, better sleep, and renewed energy, with money back guarantee and chemist approval.
Yass strengthens their position in the Tableland pennant, beating Royal Canberra for the second time in the series four matches to three to reach the final against the coastal zone winner. Results include J James and B Brooker wins for Yass and Day and Walker for Royal Canberra.
Sunday in Perth saw NSW held to a 1 1 draw by South Australia in the Australian Men's hockey championship. Short passing aided NSW against the rapid SA team. Queensland defeated Tasmania 6 2 and Western Australia crushed Victoria 6 0.
The Canberra South fours title went to Bob Dawes’ rink after a dramatic finish against Eric Senz. On the 23rd end Dawes led 16 to 18 before Senz tied at 18 all. Dawes then shot to win 20-18. Lambly Martin Northe Dawes defeated Byrne Wakeling Condron Lenz 20-18 in the final. Pairs: T Bawlk and Bert Rumble. Sunday pairs: Mc Gee and Tope. Vacancies exist for the pairs starting 11 am today.
A strong field contested the J. B. Young Cup at Yowani on Saturday with ideal conditions after recent rains. Les Pearce won easily, six up net of 12 handicap, ahead of W. Bell who was one down. Jan Cowie claimed the B grade trophy with two down, handicap 18, as other scores and side events noted a 4-ball event won by R. Feeney and R. Petersson.
Britain overturned an eight point halftime deficit to crush Canterbury Christchurch 41 to 21 in a Sunday rugby league clash. Canterbury opened with a try in the first 30 seconds before Britain surged in the second half to secure a decisive victory.
Whyte top eight after round next Saturday to decide the championship by match play. Whyte, ex Mogs Vale pennant player, recently joined Federal, shot 40 with a birdie at six, par second nine to 16 but dropped a stroke on each of the remaining holes. Bruce Tapper 83, Ken Wood 84, Nev ille Cleary 85 after a rough outward nine. In B grade, Jack Bellchambers leads with 86, followed by Gil Best 88 and F Reeve 89. wide gap to others on 92 or better. Club championship standings show Whyte 80, Tapper 83, Wood 84, Cleary 85, Reynolds 85, Birch 86, Christiansen 86, Bellchambers 86. Monthly medal results list Birch 72, Tapper 72, Best 70, Hellier 70, Bellchambers 70. Taunton trophy mentions Best.
First Division saw Bohensians defeat Bs Quick 74 to 4 while Hob landia beat Vis tula 22 to 4. Olympic d Napad 40 Canberra UBNaplag match reported incomplete. Second Division listed Canberra UB IL d Ba Quick It and Boys Canberra Cups Ainslie RB I d Ainstle B EE 1 0.
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