Braddon Tightens Grip On Men’s A Tennis Pennant
Braddon remains favored in the Men’s A division as tight results and key matchups shape the pennant race. Reid posts wins across divisions, edging Forrest, Turner, and North Uni while Pat’s, Barton, and O’Connor & Acton Hotel show strong performances in mixed and B divisions as Throsby and Forest top several standings.
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Braddon
Braden
Throsby Precine Aue Yo
Reid
Forrest
Turner
Throsby
D. North-Uni
Patrick's W
D. Reid
North-Uni
Turner Ilea North-Uni
V. ‘Turner
D. O'Connor
North Uni
St. Patrick's
Jarrabundah
D. ‘ Eeaoe
Bt. Patrick's
Invite
D. Turner
I. Brad
Don T
Yarratumla
Forrest I
Amalie
Griffith
Draw Eliminates St. Patrick's From Final Four
Central and St Patrick's shared goals with both sides scoring in a tight clash while Norton suffered a fractured rib and left the field. Old Canberrans drew Barton 1 1, Waratah defeated Presbyterians 1 0 as late goal by Harding led Waratah to victory. Reserve and intermediate grades show Barton and Waratah wins with multiple scorers listed.
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Central
St. Patrick’s
A.C.T
Norton
Coppin
St. Patrick's
Fomer
Pay
Inquily
Canberrans
Barton
Johnston
Collier
Johns
Waratah
Harding
Presbyterians
Old Canberrans
Col. Wer
Day
Makamba in Form for Novice Handicap at Randwick
Makamba shows promise in the Manly Vale Novice at Randwick on Saturday after a near miss at Canterbury. Morning Wings and Night Guide also factor, with Kalimah likely to press in the Bank Holiday Handicap as a strong form line, while Gentle Lu aims to add to her recent Neutral Bay success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Makamba
Puntera
Hin la
Randwick
Reyal Greetings
Canterbury
Chateau King
Sales Hoy
Manly Vale
Night Guide
Warwick Farm
Kalimah
Monte Carlo
Rosehill
New Zealand
Gentle Lu
Neutral Bay
Corinthian
Old Sailor
Silver Cape
Nyilello
Moulin Rouge
Vilray
Adelina
Fire Dust
Belmont Park
Morning Wings
Makwamba
Cel
Pransient
Act
Vaharah
el Misti
Ainemor
Aellina Boy
Bowrossa
Coondo
Heavenly Star
Star Cherry
Nydelio
Moonvale
Mighty Flight
Careless Lass
Amber
Notre Pride
Tu Vilray
Seaward
Justin
Ita
Joe Tro
Lord Diamond
Comptia
Cassell
Alton Fal
Star Comedy
John’s
Howeson
Barnfield
Theorouniene
Privy Council
Blond Val
Ripon
Ape
Livorno
Auburn
Miles
Hans
Sn Culzern
Willian Charlea
Domndorn
Belle Arcer
Royal Val
Makaha
Aqua Boy
Phal Prince
Oroka Lord Northbrook Ue
Khayyam
Sailor Gay
Mid Hunter
Dagonet
Phantom King Wins Durban Gold Cup at 10 to 1
Phantom King triumphed in the Durban Gold Cup over two miles in 3m 22 15a, carrying 1-5. He finished three lengths ahead of Beau Babreur with Tommy Tucker a short head back in third.
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Durban
A.A.P
Reuter
Phantom King
Beau Babreur
Tommy ‘Tucker
New World Motorcycle Record Set at Bonneville
Wilhelm Herz of Germany beat the world motorcycling record for any machine at Bonneville Utah as he averaged 210.64 mph over a measured mile yesterday riding a German N 8.0 500 cc machine with 100 hp. He becomes the first man to exceed 200 mph on a motorcycle, eclipsing the prior record of 185 mph set by Ruarell Wright in 1955 on a 1000 cc Vincent.
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Bonneville
Utah
A.a.p.-Reuter
Wilhelm Herz
Germany
Herz
Ruarell Wright
Vincent
Publication stamp for The Federal Capital Preas of Australia Pty Ltd
Printed and published by Christopher John Shakespeare of The Federal Capital Preas of Australia Pty. Ltd. at the offices of the company Mort Street Braddon A.C.T.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher John Shakespeare
Federal Capital Preas of Australia Pty. Ltd
Mort Street Braddon, A.C.T
Cullen equals javelin record at White City meet
Peter Cullen the British javelin champion equalled the British Empire and Commonwealth record with a 224 ft 9 1 4 in throw during the Britain Czechoslovakia track meet at White City yesterday. The performance came amid competition in London.
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London
Reuter
Peter Cullen
White City
Canberra Scares 22-3 Win In Junior Union
Canberra forwards shone as they beat Sutherland 22 to 3 in the Junior Union match. Howard Garnier and Max Bush starred for Canberra with solid backing from Don Tozer Nel son Barnes and Peter Johnson. Barrysh er and five eighth Barrysher also impressed in a steadily contested game. The Blues' back line moved well with Beadman Edwards Johnston and Robins prominent, while Sutherland’s Tom Fussel and Barry Lindinth showed fight before losing winger Kerry Watterson to a second-half injury.
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Canberra
Reat
Howard Garnier
Max Bush
Bacanes
Don Tozer
Nelson Barnes
Peter Johnson
Barrysher
Alnally
Sutherland
Golds
Ainslie
la Dimoult
Ray Fa Biayars
Paraly Ly
Richard Holtsbaum
Johnny Beadman
Ian Edwards
Johnny Johnston
Leslie Robins
Tom Fussel
Barry Lydinth
Harold Wainwright Waiter
Kerry Watterson
Peone
Milan Fatterson
Amalie
Ying
Ted
Taltaine
Et Beriwood
Barry Pogson
Nena
Serum
Maurice Meve
Peasee Royals
Blues
Michael Reta
Graham
Ite
Alan Rel Wan
I Gamer
Bud Bh Rumble
K. Bennett
R. Huntingford
Toe
R. Mullins
Rastwood
Tb McCarthy
Penal Royals
Alty
Gist
Alnalle
Donnelly
Robim
Johnston
He A
O'Shea
Sutherland i
Pollennity
Ainsite
Grammar
Cate
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Neville Sellwood
Morning
Doomben
Ishouda
Advocate Penarth
Trek
Regal Gutter
Waller
Nyddle
Aiden Twol
D. ‘Lewis
Royals
Rugby Union
R.a.af
Cullen
George McManes
Canberra Scares
Reid Park
Caulfield
Bete Archer
Ieee Bandecap
Dewied
Carter
Cine Merete Mornington
New Delhi
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