Australians Lead Essex By 174 In Warren Tea Break
Australians lead Essex by 174 as Davidson’s 15 and a 125 run seventh wicket stand with Miller drive the innings. McDonald top scored with 69, Craig 50, Greensmith and Bailey reducing Australia to 2/151 then 8/169 before Miller and Deridzon steadied. New South Wales second innings details and fielding notes follow as the scorecard unfolds.
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Southend
Essex
Davidson
Miller
Australia
Craig
McDonald
Archer
Benaud
Greensmith
Thas
Dla
New South Wales
Bailey
Ingle
McDonald E Dodda
B. Greensmith
C. Dodds
B. Bailey
Burge
B. Smith
Craleig
Taylor & Be
Jacke Bailey
Tack Bailey
Sossa Johnson
Bens Langley
Surprise Win by Maltese Sammy Bonnici in Sydney Bout
Maltese featherweight Sammy Bonnici gained a surprise points decision over Russell Sannls at Sydney Stadium. Bonnici pressed from early rounds and held advantage late, with Sanna showing stamina in the final rounds. Bonnici received cuts and stitches after a midfight head clash, while referee Vic Patrick crowned him the winner.
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Sydney
Sammy Bonnici
Russell Sannls
Sydney Stadium
Sanda
Bonnici
Landa
Vic Patrick Crown
S T C To Seek Entrants For Invitation Race
Sydney Turf Club to hold an invitation stakes at Canterbury on September 1 if owners respond. Club secretary L V Lachal said the committee approved this today. Race over 74 fur longs at weight for age with 1800 added. invitations to owners to start horses. Contenders include Syntax Elcobar Redcraze Rising Fast Palr Chance Gentle Lu Knave Evening Peer.
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Sydney
Sydney Turf Club
Canterry
L. V. Lachal
Syntax
Elcobar
Redcraze
Rising
Rosewall Lays Wedding Plans By Mail
BRISBANE Monday Ken Rosewall and his fiancee Wilma Melver are finalizing their wedding plans by correspondence. Rosewall is in America after winning the Newport Invitation Tournament yesterday and will return to Sydney about ten days before the wedding. They have not chosen a honeymoon or home yet. They hope to live along the Sydney Illawarra line near Ken's parents.
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Brisbane
Ken Rosewall
Wilma Melver
Rosewall
America
Sydney
McIver
Sydney Illawarra
Ken
Red Chinese To Inspect Games Sites
A three man delegation from Communist China will arrive in Melbourne tomorrow to inspect Olympic Games preparations. They will join members of the East West German delegation in site tours while Russia cables that the official liaison officer for the U S S R athletic team will arrive in September with an interpreter. Liaison attaches have been appointed from residents in Australia for most countries competing. Hungary sent its liaison officer two months ago.
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Melbourne
China
Russia
U.S.R
Australia
Hungary
MG sets 170 mph speed record on Salt Flats
The British MG sports car, after 63 class F records last week, completed its runs yesterday on the Salt Flats with an average of 170.15 mph over a two way ten mile stretch. The report is printed by The Federal Capital Press of Australia Pty, Ltd.
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Christopher John Bhakespeare
Federal Capital Press of Australia Pty, Ltd
the Enver
Mort Street
Hoad Misses Start of US Championship at Boston Club
Hoad, missing the opening day in Chestnut Hill Massachusetts, is not expected until tomorrow. He and Ken Rosewall are slated to face an unranked American team and are favorites to win the event. The pair are drawn into opposite halves with Vic Seixas and Ham Richardson seen as potential Davis Cup rivals.
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Hoad
Chestnut Hill
Massachusetts
A.A.P
United States
Low ‘Cricket Club
Australia
Ken Rosewall
Nto
Rosewall
Vic Seixas
Ham Richardson
Clit’ Sproule
Head
Soap Act threatens athletes status in Australia
Sydney reports that leading amateur athletes are urged to declare their status immediately to avoid penalties from International bodies. Names include Landy, Fraser, Crapp, Cook, and others as officials seek to prevent disqualification at the Olympic Games. Declaring or not may affect eligibility and photos may be used in campaigns.
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Sydney
Melbourne
Australia
Olympia
International Athletic Federation
John Landy
Jim, Bailey
David Lean
Tony Madigan
Mery Wows
Hector Hogan
Shirley Strickland
Dave Stephens
Mary Lincoln
Winsome Cripps
Marlene Matthews
Kevin 'Gooper
Lionel Cox
Tayyvid Thiele
John Henricka
Gary Chapman
Lorraine Crapp
Dawn Fraser
Faith Leech
International Olympic Committee
Australian Amateur Athletic Association
Arthur Hodson
Telopea Park High School Carnival At Oval
More than 600 competitors will take part in the Telopea Park High athletics carnival today at the school oval. The march past by the four houses North Throsby Campbell and Farrar is scheduled for 1 15 pm.
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Telopea Park
Telopea Park High School
Throsby
Campbell
Farrar
Pravda Seeks Fixes in Russian Athletics Shortcomings
Pravda denounced serious shortcoming in Russian sport development and mismanagement in training sprinters failing to beat Russian records. The Communist Party newspaper criticized volleyball basketball and tennis standards seen in parts of Russia as the nation aims for Olympic glory in Melbourne.
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Moscow
Reuter
Sovviet Communist Party
Pravda Ceateriny
Russia
Melbourne
Moscow Radio
Pravda
Keen competition in snow sports at Mount Franklin
Skiers from Sydney Kiama Yass Goulburn and Queanbeyan competed weekend at Mount Franklin for President's Day events run by the Canberra Alpine Club About 70 participants faced light snow showers with strong times in the women's slalom Jill Tanner won in 36 4 seconds Dora Gdowski second 36 8 and Eliy Heerema third 46 6 The men and women parallel slaloms saw George Haynod and Jill Tanner taking first in their races Mount Franklin chalet bookings indicate a busy season and a push to assist newcomers Some road sections near Lees Springs warned of greasy conditions for drivers
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Sydney
Kiama
Yass
Goulburn
Queanbeyan
Mount Franklin
Canberra
Dora Gdowski
Misa Eliy Heerema
Alalum
George Haynod
Mel Pratt
Misa Jill Tanner
Misa Barbara Somerville
Lees Springs
Gentle Lu to Start in Warwick at Randwick Stakes
Sydney report notes New Zealand mare Gentle Lu as a top contender for the weight-for-age Randwick Stakes next Saturday. Arthur Ward will ride and may be named Epsom favourite after her first-up win, with Gentle Lu equal second favourite alongside Fair Chance.
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Sydney
Gentle Lu
Eipan Fanvies
Randwick
Arthur Ward
Epsom
Fair Chance
Rosewall Wins Newport Final Over Richardson
Ken Rosewall defeated Ham Richardson 6-0 8-6 6-2 in the Newport singles final. Rosewall dominated the net with drop shots and lobs, break Richardson’s serve in the third set, and clinched the title with precise placements and a late break.
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Newport
Rhode Island
ARP
Router
Ken Rosewall
Ham Richardson
United States
Newport Tennisment
Rosewall
Lobet
Richardson
Love
Nicherdson
New Zealand Lottery Debate Roundtable
In Wellington the National Party conference pushes a state lottery to curb gambling abroad. A delegate argues art unions are acceptable but the Works Minister warns a New Zealand lottery could be poor in odds yet have unlimited ticket sales. critics compare with Tatts.
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Stanley Goosazan
Art Union
Boys Under 16 Named to Represent ACT Hockey Team
The ACT selects an Under 16 boys hockey squad including P Dawes D va Kapt Gleeson and others for upcoming matches such as a game against Tamworth. Two Under 14 players withdrew from the year group and were replaced by Thompson and Pack.
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Tamworth
P Dawes
D. Va Kapt
Gleeson
Fianer
A. Grey
Caph W. Hellier
J. Jarman
Lopez
P. Mailesch
Matin
B. Paton
N. B, Reid
R. Williams
Thompson
Nilh Temavian Potatoes Price Report
Readable text fragment notes potatoes with a price mention of 135 and a unit 40, unclear supplier or location. No clear event or outcome.
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Red Chinese
M.G
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Fim
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Aecm
Triton
Telopea High
Russian Times
George McManu
Warwick
N.Z
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