Eastlake Aims for Second Position in Premier Campaign
Eastlake prepares for a pivotal match aiming to rise to second place, with key players returning from injuries including Lapper Mer Appion, Parrell, and Ray Wateration. The squad faces Turner in a high-stakes game, hoping to extend their winning run as Manuka’s form remains formidable ahead of finals.
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Anata
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Iret
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Cetra
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Turner
Ince
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Tha
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Rutter
Queanbeyan Dog Programme Meeting Draws Attention
Queanbeyan and District Coursing Club announces two seven race programmes and a Flying entree event for tomorrow afternoon. Divisions list numerous dogs including Kure Pet tugay WeleeBug Biiaton Mureeka Vali Ra PUL Faradot My ola Maid Pendlaver Calgar's Smile Monash Boy Penny Wren and more. Stakes set at 350 with entries Bonnie Ross Ellen's Pick Perfect Walu The Bandits Warp King Burato ner Darky Showground.
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Kingston Cricket Club Names New Players and Leaders
Kingston Cricket Club announced eight new players led by Leh Nash who showed promise in university play. Club president T Squatteer and secretary were named, with two new vice presidents Mev Brother FMC Carthy and Mr. T Byrne. Leading players across grades reported strong batting and bowling figures, and the club foresees growth amid rising city population and planned ACT Cricket Association support.
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Ne ‘Kingston’ Cricket Club
Leh Nash
Ayaney Nivernity
My. T Squatteer
Fmc Carthy
SU Edmund's College
T. Byrne
Mesara
FL Ganter
E. Pye
Chatker
V. de Manuel
N. Parkes
F. Roberta
L. Rodgers
Bourchier
J. G. Roberton
M. ‘Strahan
Sam Wean
Stitling
G. Connelly
T. Hannan
S. Plynn
Detrey
P. Traynor
Salalle Phremred Te Ood
Kingalow Cub
Royal Canberra Associates Four-Ball Winners Named
Royal Canberra Associates held a four ball baseball event with Mrs E Turnbull and Mrs Snow winning six up. Mrs M Evang and Mrs Grvennam finished four up. The LGU medal round was postponed from last Thursday due to bad weather and will be played August 11. Miss B Kally won the business tie competition.
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Canberra Bowls Pairs Contest Postponed to Sunday Afternoon
Canberra Bowling Club schedules a pairs contest over three games on Sunday afternoon. Play starts at 1.30 pm with arrangements to be finalized by club officials.
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Combine
Manuke
Aina
Canberra
Driver escapes with minor injuries in Canberra crash
D'Arcy Allan Armstrong of Sixteenth Street Narrabundah escaped serious harm after his car skidded and ran down an embankment on Duntrook Road. He was admitted to Canberra Community Hospital for observation with minor back injuries. The Cowes regatta reported the Duke of Edinburgh disqualified after finishing second in his race Blueballle when recalled for a restart.
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Allan Armstrong
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Tale of Wight
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Pasture Growth May Prompt Sheep Kidney Complaint
The Acting Superintendent of the Agriculture and Stock Board reports that July pasture growth in the ACT is usually robust but can cause pulpy kidney in sheep if feed is insufficient. Vaccination is advised about six weeks before housing and a second dose before reintroduction. Provide hay or supplementary feed during grazing to prevent illness and maintain condition. Prospects for good growth are favorable according to the monthly expert notes.
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Agricul.us
Btock Becon
TP Taylor
Epert
Tests On Rabbits Greed Show Mixed Forage Yield Losses
A monthly report notes 60 percent reduction in herbage yield after 15 months in rabbit‑grazed plots at Cooma. Experiments on pastures in Foland show spring yields down 36 to 0 percent due to rabbit grazing, with ryegrass, perennial ryegrass, and clover most affected. Rabbit pressure lowered lambing weights from 82 1b to 26 3 10.
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