Speed King Triumph in Victoria Park Brush Hurdle
In a crowded card at Victoria Park the first division brush hurdle saw Speed King prevail by two lengths ahead of King Otho and Tirol with Leap Year also prominent. Showed strong betting as 5/2 King Otho and 7/2 Tirol challenged, winning time listed as 2.63.
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W. Abdridge
Battle Star
Brethren
Leap Year
Chasseur
Glittering Flame
Mab's Boy
Lord Belmont
Trekater
Lord Charia
Jim Mlac
Dupf
J. Duncan
Mieron
OR. Coxt
Dunkerry
W. Cook
Windbrook
Dom
Warrawidgee
Buckshee
Foxhall
Foxora
Jimipyn
Suehallion
Trump Cand
Macduff
Hieron
Tiva
Panching
J. O'Sullivan
Ensign
E. McMenamin
E. Bartle
Broadcaster
Insignia
Chatoona
Sid Denla
Patrician
Haran
Drava
Scientist
Phoebe
Tony
Rimveil
Rylatone
Hariform
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Patrigian
Panchio
McMenamini
Shop Girl
Nicholls
Majorca
Cracknell
Minx Wolaroi
Lady Gay
Misa Wolaroi
Walter Mile
Last Chance
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Baveon
Las F Ib
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McCarten
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Masterpiece
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Taroo
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Spargo
Roi Sion
Tla
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Mase
A Ia
Ada Neck
Elter Mike
Hi!labiour
McMenamin
Koorenbeen
J. Thompson
Creditor
W. Fellowa
Sigh
Pannade
Hope
Light Drazoon
Forestage
Royal Sceptre
Enatic
Tabasco
Helaris
Victoria Park Handicajm
Bartle
Binnia Hero
Brazen Lad
Hickey
Youra Truly
Thompson
Mischiref
Cable Boy
Grand Boy
Minchief
Yours Truly
Sologram
On the Air Today Mixed Schedule Across Stations
A dense radio timetable lists programs from early morning devotionals and news to music, talks, and performances. Highlights include Essential Services segments, The Nightwatchman by W. W. Jacobs, and racing and stock exchange briefings across multiple stations.
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Professor Ananias
W. W. Jacobs
Max Afford
Fairyland
John Morley
Stock Exchange
Seasion
Norman ‘Bassi
Hieland
Close
Printed by Christopher John Shakespeare in Canberra
Notice records the publisher Christopher John Shakespeare for Federal Capital Press of Australia Ltd printing from Mort Street Braddon Canberra with the company offices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher John Shakespeare
Federal Capital Press of Australia Ltd
Mort Treet, Braddon, Canberry
Ex-Students and High School 1 Face Hall In Hockey Final
In A Grade semi finals Ex-Students Red and High School I defeated Boronia and Hall respectively. Ex-Students beat Hall 2 0 and High School 1 beat Boronia 3 1. Hall will meet Ex-Students in the final next Saturday after both games ended with late goals and strong defense.
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Hall
High School I
Death of Hector Bywater Naval Correspondent
The death has occurred of Hector Charles Bywater, special naval correspondent of the Telegraph. Mr Bywater was known worldwide as a sound critic and a good judge of naval matters.
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London
Hector Charles Bywater
the Telegraph
Bywater
Checks win A Grade final 2 1 over Golds to claim premiership
In the A Grade final the Checks defeated the Golds 2 1 after a fast match. Piggin and Townsend scored for the Checks at halftime leading 2 0, Davy netting for the Golds in the second half. Best players included Piggit Townsend I Webb and Dav Brack Radcliffe. Queanbeyan edged Barton 1 0 after five minutes extra time in the reserve semi final. Canberran 3 received a forfeit from RMC in the other semi final. final to be Canberrans 3 v Queanbeyan at Griffith ground next Saturday.
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High School
Boronia Boronias
Boroniasyn
L. Cottingham
J. Barrie
Boronlas
G. Bowen
Canberrans
Checks
The
Golds
Piggin
Townsend
Davy
Piggit
I. Webb
Golda
Dav
R. Brack
Radcliffe
Nlao
Necesary
Queanbeyan
Barton
Dunner
Barten
Horton
Canberrona
R.M.C
Canberruns 3
GriMith
SPORT
Grattan’s rink wins Canberra Bowling Club spoon
The Canberra Bowling Club spoon competition on Saturday was won by Grattan’s rink. Four visitors from Parkes formed a rink, with results showing Falconer Northwood Marchant Grattan defeating Marshall Cripps De Ville 20 d. Edward Turner's rink beat Bale’s Briton Bain Galbraith Rain 23 d. Baziey Heyes Heyes Beattie Cottingham Weatherston Monehan Somerville 22 d. Howard McGregor T. Bbekespeare Cobley Parkes 21. Greenwood Courlander Peters Lamb 25 d. Cooper Burchell Steivens May 19. Grimmdale Bigman Chubb McKinstry 21 d. Bryan Hammersley Cleaver 21.
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Canberra
Grattan
Parkes
Falconer
Northwood
Marchant
D. Marshall
Cripps
de Ville
Edward
Turner
Bale
Cottingham
Weatherston
Monehan
Somerville
D. Howard
McGregor
T. Bbekespeare
Cobley
Greenwood
Courlander
Peters
Lamb
D. Cooper
Burchell
Steivens
Grimmdale
Bigman
Chubb
McKinstry
D. Bryan
Hammersley
Cleaver
Remand on Cattle Charge in Cooma Court
Charged with cattle theft from Lanyon Station A C T Jack Adan and Ronald Frederick McInnes were committed for trial at Cooma Court on Wednesday. They will appear at Cooma Quarter Sessions on October 12. Bail for Adama set at £0 with one surety £80 or two £40. bail for McInnes fixed at £50 with one surety £50 or two £36. At Queanbeyan Court McInnes was remanded to the Sessions on two cattle stealing charges.
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Lanyon Station
A.C.T
Jack Adan
Ronald Frederick McInnes
Cooma Court
Cooma
Adama
McInnes
Queanbeyan Court
Moonee Valley Races Highlight Mixed Field and Odds
A busy program at Moonee Valley features close finishes in three year old races led by Elegies and Positron with Breasley and Sharp among the leading riders. Other runners include Miss Rebecca Industry Zalmon and Fortune Teller with varied betting and finish times noted across the card.
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Laban
Lu--Sun Valley
Breasley
Percival
Positron
Sharp
Rebecca
Industry
Los Santos
Knight's Armour
Zalmon
Distinction
Fortune Teller
Madame Cove
Betjing
SUN Valley
Madame Coue
Hse Manurere
N. Creighton
Macedonia
Quiamo
David Spear
Glaucus
Palencia
Erin's Prince
Elbasan
Gaiety
Raywool
Renee Rose
Dornford
F. Douglas
Tornerauk
Sweetnam
Deckard
W. Johnson
Koke King
St. Robert
Lacus
Vigorens
the Choning
Rnford
Tornaro
Vigorene
Landlaw
C. McLauchliin
Pantoon
W. Cox
Ronwin
J. Purtell
Dannevirke
D . MacRab
N Trash
Ronereat
Lianeli
Bennstone
Bask
Manuka Dominates Eastlake in Canberra Final Four Clash
Manuka trounces Eastlake at Manuka Oval in a high pace Australian football semifinal. Dorman and McLaren starred with multiple goals while Eastlake faded as Manuka extended a big lead in the final term.
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Manuka Oval
Manuka
Eastlake
Maruka
Canberra
Queanbeyan Poor Kicking Against Ainslie in Canberra Football
Queanbeyan's forwards botched 42 scoring shots to 29 as Ainslie overpowered them on the small ground. Manuka outscored Queanbeyan 31 goals to 21. quarter scores and goal-kicker tallies listed with junior and Melbourne game notes following.
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Ainslie
Queanbeyan
Manuka
New South Wales
Alalie
Almalie
Fingal
Eastlake
B. Dickenson
Kendall
Ashton
Kelly
WN Brodie
Harrington
Hill
May
Staples
Dorman
Hawke
Wallace
C. Woods
Premdge
Gast
McAppion
Brandon
Howard
Pollard
Norths Undefeated Cup Final Bid After 25 16 Win
Northern Suburbs defeated University 25 16 at Duntroon Oval to stay undefeated and set up a berth in the Berra Cup final on Saturday. The match featured lively late tries and a returned star centre McCue.
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Cook
Bregun
Uboun
Bellchanmieg
Jackson
Northern Suburbs
University
Duntroon Oval
Norths
Hotel Civic
New South Wales Union
Varsity
Gardiner
Northa
McCue
Northern
Suburba
V. A Griffths
Dlone
Theun
Virsity
Voraltyr
Kirkwood
Sim
Northa’ Loge
Suthersland
Carmody
Malloy
Maoaghan
Waters
Yung
Ticklhe Ner
Water Hanley
Markey
Meehan
Kirtwood
Seton
Unversity
Sutherland
Keyes F Carmely
Cordy
F. Gi Mody
East
Eastern Jr
Simms
Masso Oval
Pigil
R.A.A.F
Film Stars Deny Unamerican Activities Probe Support
The Mau Picture Producers Association chief Prot Morgan urges state government investigations into alleged un American activities. He says a fair decision will come soon and supports holding a broader probe to counter anti film star accusations.
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Hollywood
Prot Morgan
Mau Picture Producers’ Association
Pu Lic
Iire
Screen Acore’ Guild
Amerjew
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Gollingwood Citizens' Brass Band
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Jim Wat
Lai A Jin
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