Barton hockey win over United 2-1 at Jerrabomberra
Barton defeated United 2-1 in a lightly played men's hockey match at Jerrabomberra on Saturday. Peter Reid starred with key saves as Barton held a 2-1 half time lead, with both teams showing fatigue late. United goalkeeper David Gies made several sharp saves and Allan Chapman anchored the defense.
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Barton
United
Jerrabomberra
Nage
Peter Reid
David Gies
Allan Chapman
Dennis Smith dominates three mile road race for ACT
Dennis Smith proved his supremacy in a three mile road race on Saturday finishing about a hundred yards ahead of Wallace, with McCullagh thirty yards further back. Wallace, an 18-year-old cadet, also placed well, while Smith set the pace over shorter distances as the field from ANU and others fought winter fatigue.
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Dennis Smith
ACT
Wallace
McCullagh
Cadet
Fin
Smith
David
Geek
McInnes
ANU
Darton
Peter McCullagh
Weir
Waraiah Old Fed
Uy Spat le Pea
Foter
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Pete Te Panes
Uoued
Peterson
D. Smith
Patricks
Old Ceaberrans
Millies
R. Wallace
P. É Vested
Central
Reetoungs
A. Ah
J. Jenkins
Wevera
Din Chad Smith
RMC
Rod
G. Small
Canberra
Grane Wallace
Hops
Barian
Marton
Woden
Miles
Cankenons
Wirtah
Pennant golf to Tully Park
Bruce Crampton stood five strokes behind the leader after three rounds in the Westchester Classic, the world’s richest PGA Tour event worth 4223,200 Australian dollars, as the sole Australian with a chance at victory at Tully Park.
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New York
Aap-Reuter
Bruce Crampton
Teoms
Souths claim lead as Balmain falters in Sydney rugby league
Sydney rugby league standings shift after Balmain loses to Western Suburbs 19 to 12 and Souths beat St George to top the ladder. Wests edge Balmain in a wind affected contest as Norths, St George, and Balmain chase semi final spots with three rounds left.
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Sydney
Balmain
Souths
Sydney Rugby
Hodes Lalor
West‘ern Suburbs
Mets
St George
Sydney ‘Cricket Ground
Compculondon
Manly-Warringah
En Norths
Parramatta
Wests
Dickeit
Pickett
Balseikiog
Rata Dints
Norths
Pis South Sydney
Manly
Asd
North Sydney
S. Oe
Canterbury Ee Ae
Eastern Suburbs
Western Suburbs
Penriths
Newtown
Cronulla
Real Estate Top Value Scullin 15 250 Four Bedrooms
Real estate listing notes a large four bedroom family home in Scullin with two toilets, two way oil heating, insulation, and spacious living areas. Also promotes vehicles and services from Canberra area businesses, including car parts and rubbish services.
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Scullin
Local Service Ads From Canberra Area
A jumble of advertisements lists garden services building work painting and repairs. Keith Webster Pty Ltd offers loaders for hire and driveways with contact numbers. Devine's Gardening Services and Rehab Garden Supply promote ploughing levelling sowing and stone work with phone contacts. Central Radio Service and Canberra sharpening service advertise repairs and tool sharpening. Belconnnen and North district ploughing rotary hoeing and levelling services appear with after hours contact.
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Keith Webster Pty Ltd
Devine's Gardening Services Pty Ltd
Tadiogram
Jony Exper
Centra Radio Service
Belconnen
North Ride
Clust
Kite
Chise Loughing
Rehab Garden Supply Ltd
Vict
Tully Park Seniors clinch inter-schools cross country pennant
In Goulburn the Tully Park Seniors defeated Queanbeyan Golds 7 4 to win the pennant after a day of wet, windy conditions. Bunice Clayton of Deakin High ran under 11 minutes for 3000m to win the under 19 title. Alan Cowen of Woden repeated a double by taking the under 17 3000m with a time under 11 minutes. The event also featured strong showings from Deakin and Narrabundah High schools and numerous individual results across age groups with weather affecting performances.
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Bunice Clayton
Deakin High
Alan Cowen
Woden
Russell Goward
Cowen
Paterson
Tan McVilly
Ross Croker
Marr
Johnson
Jwas
Denis Fowler
RMC
Queanbeyan
Jenny
RMC Fisher
Tully Park
Ande
Thetails
Queanbeyan Golds
Queanbeyan Greens
B. Clayton Pully Park
Crook
Meakin
Anderson
Foss
Braid
A. Cowan
Ood
Fairbairn
R. Goward
Deakin
J. Will
Yowanl
Ate
Willy
CG. Chapman
G. Haden
Yar Barnde
Burden
K. Ward
M. John
Nies
FB. Guntherson
J. Fisher
N.bum
Ppacnnation
Ly Bancroft
Wodent
Mra
Salur
St Edmunds
T. Sweeny
Dicken
Narrabun- Prade
G. Redahan
Cb Dah
Narrabundsh
Hawking
Janes Anyavi
Magassy
Anton Tesija
Fortegavin
Richmond Faces Stiff Task In Finals Bid
Melbourne reports Fitzroy stunned Richmond ending any realistic chance of finals contention. Green extended his lead, while Hawthorn and Geelong target strong rounds. The final rounds decide the $444,640 top prize with Melbourne on the MCG looming as a key venue.
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Bobbries
Greene
Hawthorn
Geelong
Jeader
Carlton
North Melbourne
Georgia
Richmond
Balmain backs lack penetration as Cronulla tops Newtown
The Balmain backline failed to match Wests five-eighth Tom Raudonikis and centre Roy Ferguson, with fullback Bob Smithies delivering superb play. In the wooden spoon clash, Cronulla-Sutherland defeated Newtown 26-15.
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Balmain
Wests
Tom Raudonikis
Roy Ferguson
Bob Smithies
Cronulla-Sutherland
Newtown
Geelong edges forward with four straight wins
King Otckar's Sceptre by Harge marks Fitzroy's fourth success in a row as Geelong records a first eight years of consistency. Full-forward Doug Wade slams 10 goals after halftime to push the club into a four game run, while Richmond slips outside the four with 100 season points. Hawthorn's Peter Hudson and other rivals struggle as Geelong, Footscray, and St Kilda mix results in a tense round of matches.
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Fitzroy
Geelong
Doug Wade
Richmond
Aoinss
Peter i
Hudson
Hawthorn
Wade
Collingwood
St Kilda
Latte
Eis Newing
Crows Brown
Pisaund
Gear TB Finke
Gooliinewaon
Gee
Marrion
Ilda
Murray
Ane Coea
Cade
Nankervin
Newland
Footscray
Oulsinns Deimonisals
Baer
Weekend Bowls Show Mixed Club Winners and Abandoned Events
Local bowling clubs reported mixed results with social winners named across Canberra and surrounding districts. Abandoned events due to inclement conditions interrupted many scheduled teams, while clubs in Kingston Narrabundah and Queanbeyan posted small-scale wins in singles and triples.
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N- Allen
Canberra
J. FF
Nature
Beadman
Mandy
A.T. Smith
W. Can
Campbell
Renntra
Cummine
Pf, Adams
A. McArthur
R. Nelberding
K. Walsh
A. Agnes
Junior tennis boys and girls pennant results reported
The report lists multiple junior boys divisions with matches among Throsby Yarralinet Red Pill Majura Campbell Warrabundan North Woden Yarra and others. It notes Div Ad and Div 2 results with scores such as 40-15 34-12 and 43-44, plus a note that girls pennant matches were washed out.
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BOYS
Throsby & Yarralinet
Red Pill
Majura
Campbell
Warrabundan i
Tod Campbell If
North Wode
North Woden
Yarra
Reid
Red
Turner
Major
Forree
Hild Forrest Ag
Yarratamila
Throsby
O'Conner
Forrest
Forrest Itt Sr
Aor
Varralmota
Cammell
Yarratamly
Campbell Tv
Korth Wade
Classified Advertisement Form for Canberra Times
Classified ad form copy from The Canberra Times listing P O box address and payment details. It notes one word per space, 25 cents per line per insertion, and posting via cheque or postal order.
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Canberra Times
P.O
Canberra City
Woden Valley Junior Basketball Results Report
Results from a Woden Valley basketball day show junior divisions with teams Wallabies Deakin Plinston Yeakin and others. Sub juniors include Holy Trinity Red Saint Benedicts Grifid Yellow Pearce Blue and Peter Chanel with varied scores across matches and venues.
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Ween Valley
Baskeral
Woden Valley
Weallabies
Woden Valle Laid
Deakin
Plinston
Yeakin
Wallabies
Deakly
Deakin IV
Subjunior
Holy ‘Trinity
Tod Chifley
Benedict's
Utin Werth
Chifley
Iriffen
Tod
Peter and Paul
Griffith
Holy Trinity
Peter Chanel
YMCA
Minor rules results from weekend Australian rules matches
Weekend results from minor grade Australian rules matches show RAC 17K to Queanbeyan 4.2 with 4200 spectators. Manuka and Queanbeyan feature under age divisions with scores Manuka 9.14 to Steanbeyan 2.5 and St Edmainds 4.18 to Queanbeyan 3.2.
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Erie
Queanbeyan
Alnille
Do Fastinke
Turner
O Acton
Distrect Grag
AMC Flhae
Do South Waden
Ae Enawake
Alasfic
South Verden
Adhburn Weekers
Maninka
Manuka
Steanbeyan
St Edmainds
Manuke al
Alniie
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