Canberra edged as Broken Hill wins at Manuka Oval
Broken Hill defeated Canberra 14 8 to 14 0 at Manuka Oval in a two term lead and a strong third quarter rally. Canberra showed late pressure but Hillites held firm with precise forward play and three goals to secure the victory.
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Royal Canberra Club Returns Rant of Thret Up
Royal Canberra Club reports a golf match at the four-ball pairs event with Bull and Murphy winning 1 up over rivals. Several pairs won 2 up or 3 up as scores and outcomes were noted. a player fell from a sulky and sustained head injuries, later reported in satisfactory condition.
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H. J. File
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Waring
J. Kelly
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A. G. Parker
Farquhar
F. Mac- Biarmid
R. Hyleslay
K. &. Gamock
Ryan
R. Whyte
G. Westeatt
J. O'cain
Canberra football tribute and school hockey results noted
An Australian football tribute in Canberra honors players from Broken Hill as officials praise the visiting team’s vigor. Grammar School hockey defeated Manuka 7 0 at Held Park while Barton beat Queanbeyan 4 2 in a lively Kingston Whites versus Barton clash.
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Maguk
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Queanbeyan
Ian Marcose
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Canberra Schools Carnival team prospects and trials
Canberra aims to pick twenty five players for the upcoming Schools Carnival after a 5-8-38 to 1-3 win in a preliminary match against Broken Hill rivals. The Canberra lineup favors heavier players but shows strong initiative and improvement in position keeping. NSW and SA selections remain outstanding though NSW is expected to be stronger than last year and may include several Broken Hill boys. Organisers seek local accommodation and transport volunteers as Victoria and Geelong contingents join the slate of visitors arriving before the weekend.
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Dring
Queensland
South Australis
New South Wales
Broken Hill
Victoria
Saya
Geelong
Ballarat
H. McMurray
Leuchan
Telopan Park School
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Anderson
Atisy
Geer
J. Cheffinx
C. Harvey
A. Paul
H Myers
G. Lewis
Barkar
H. Blomfield
Ruthven
Crowe
Lynaght
Newton
J. O'Halloran
Alleen
A. Poyser
McCarthy
F. Moore
McLaren
Trainer Injured After Canberra Football Match
A Canberra football match left one trainer injured after a rough lay in Canberra. The Broken Hill game on Saturday saw trainer Sr Bright sustain injuries during the play.
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Manuka Chal
Canberra
Broken Hill
Sr, Bright
Dugan Wins Prime Minister's Trophy For Junior Nations Football
The Junior Nations Football trophy for the beat and fairest player was awarded to K. Dugan, captain of St Christopher's. Umpires cast five votes for Dugan while F. Kennard Mandore Eastlake and J. Maunder St John's each had two votes. fourteen others received votes. The Junior Committee of the Canberra Football League will award a second trophy to the best players in the final series, with conditions to be decided at the next meeting.
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Mearest
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Eastlake
J. Maunder
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Ainslie
D. O'Reilly
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Queanbeyan
Akerry
Wastlake
Trown
Bautlake
Dinghies
John’s
Southwell Ountroon
Larkins
Drayton
Baatlake
Beil
Canberra Football League
Geague
HH. 5. Green
Vintage UK Horse Races Detail in August Hurdle Fields
The report lists horses and odds from the August Hurdle over two miles, naming entrants such as Heroic Prince, The Mirror, Purveyor, Ramada, Pride of the Plain, and others. It records weights, placements, and times, with notes on bet outcomes and race conditions, reflecting a busy racing card with multiple events and handicaps.
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Douxina
the Mirror
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Orne
Annas
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Pride of the Plain
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Rotela
Beijing
Statenn Annas
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Moorefield Races Maiden Brush Hurdt ing We Gileonn Jude
Moorefield track meeting details a long list of race outcomes with multiple divisions. Winners include Cortoya, MARANUS Abe Blow, and Prince's Son, with placings and times noted across divisions and handicaps. Betting and participant names such as Kogareh Blakes, Quick Way, and Wernacke appear amid a dense field of horses and handlers.
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Cortoya
San Hud
Kogareh Blakes
Wernacke
Mr. McCarron
Quick Way
Chrysado
Mosenga
AIP Crude
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Tate
Bowling Practice on Parliamentary Green Highlights Results
Practice on Parliamentary Green featured City of Cans Bert Clube facing Hodgson and Menzies who won 20 to 17 while Bell and Francis defeated Partons and Whiteford 24 to 19. Perkins Rain and Weatherston triumphed 21 to 19 over May D Arcy and Somerville with Willock Stevens 23 defeating Luci Pike 33.
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Cansbert Clube
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Menzies
Joyner
Huran
Bell and
Francis
Partons
Whiteford
Perkins
Rain
Weatherston
May
D'Arcy
Somerville
Willock and
Stevens
Luci
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Rifle Shooting Trophy Team Leads at 300 Yard Target
The Conberrs Rte Club led the third round of the Spende lave Trophy at 300 yards on Saturday amid challenging conditions. A. McParland, Marshall, and Webb won daily prizes. details of the wrongs remain unclear in the fragment.
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Momisery
Conberrs Rte
A. McParland
Marshall
Webb
New Town for Workers Near Hutfeld Mertford Shire
An industrial town of the future is being built near Hutfeld in Mertford shire. About 500 residents, all aircraft workers at the newly moved De Havilland factory at Hauigid Trom Stag, will live in the town of Bate. Homes include lounge, bathroom, kitchen and two to four bedrooms. A sports club with bowling and cricket pitches, and a clubhouse, is planned.
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Mertfordshire
Dé Havilland Aircraft Factory
Hauigid Trom
Landoa
Bate
Kingaton Forward Line Dominates as Scores Pile Up
The Kingaton forward line overwhelmed the defense as the team posted a high scoring game. Final totals reflected their strong performance, with the lead building as the match progressed and the outcome largely decided by the period’s midgame surge.
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