Speculation On National Finals After Eastlake Victory
Speculation swirls over the National Finals after Royal Military College beat Eastlake at Kingston Oval. RMC led by key players Moodle and Millie, with early breaks by Chipman Greenhalgh and Millie, sets up a possible semi final against Eastlake next Saturday. Eastlake will aim to rebound on firm ground, while Hastlake wins the Intermediate final signaling strong club plans. A group from Eastlake will travel to Melbourne for coaching after the premiership climax.
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Eastlake
R.M.C
Kingston Oval
Royal Military College
Ome
Moodle
Chipman
Greenhalgh
Millie
Eastlakes
Hastlake
Binal
Ken McDonald
Danny Warr
Itis
Melbourne
Fastlake
Fights at soccer deplored by editor letter to the editor
A reader from Deakin regrets repeated unpleasant on-field scenes at local soccer matches. He blames Continental players, urges dropping violators, and calls referees to eject dissenters. He praises local talent and urges unified reform before the next football season.
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Bir
Berra
Australia
Lovera
W.T. Price
State Lottery Syndicates and Winners Listed
A damaged listing shows multiple lottery syndicates and participants with addresses across Sydney and surrounding suburbs. Entries include names such as Lily and Harry, Parsim, Four of Us, Tweed, Jat Birthany, Bauckal, George and Jack, Two Jonahs, and K.B.an, with agents and venues noted like National Bank of Australia, GPO Sydney, and various streets in Bondi Junction Annandale Lakemba Canterbury Gordon and Braddon.
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Lily
Harry
H. Cooper
Ox- Bondi Junction
Ara
A. J. Simpson
A National Bank of Aust
George
Sydney
Mra
M. McCluer
Annandale
TL. McIntosh
Hathill Rit
Blackheath
Inns Win For Australians
Australia secure a county victory as Essex trail by 109 with 2 1/2 hours left after a 3/87 start. Trev overley and Horrex stitch a 43 run stand for the fourth wicket while Lindwall, Archer and Miller apply pressure. Insole falls to Lindwall for 20 as Australia lead 348 with first innings. Bailey and Davidson resist before Lindwall claims key wickets.
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Australia
Essex
England
Trevorley
Batam Horrex
Plunyer
Bingland
Doug Insole
Davidson
Lindwall
Miller
Insole
Morrex
Archer
Trevor Bailey
Horrex
Esex
Johnson
Reely
Bailey
Tegbreak
Eirst
Dodds
Taylor
Lindwall Ag Bailey
Johnson Williamer
Bear
Green-Smith
Miller Og
T. Smith
Bourke
Archer Og
Benaudoni
Preston
Australians Sweep First Round in US Doubles Championship
Australians at Longwood Cricket Club Chestnut Hill won opening round matches as Cooper Fraser third seeds defeated Bertram Rodman 6-4 6-3 6-3. Anderson Emerson fourth seeds edged Crawford Sledge but prevailed 8-7 5-7 6-1. Laver with Youngster Mark recovered after a four-set struggle defeating Dodson Perry 17-5 6-6 3-6 6-2.
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Boston
Reuter
United States
Longwood Cricket Club
Chestnut Hill
Cooper
Fraser
Bertram
Sumner Rodman
Lord's collection raises 308 for Laker tribute
A pallet fan at Lord's yesterday collected 308 for Jim Laker though he did not play in the Surrey v Middlesex match. The Middlesex tribute is believed unique, the first time a cricket collection at Lord's benefited a player not connected with the ground.
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London
Lora
Surrey
England
Jim Laker
Laker
Burrey
Middlesex
Lord's
Middlesee
M.C.C
Seventeen records at Telopes High Sports carnival
Moore House won both boys and girls sections at Telopes Park High carnival. Final boys score Moore 271, Campbell 244, Throsby 149, Farrar 172. girls Moore 294, Campbell 232, Throsby 198, Farrar 174. Various age group track records listed, plus relays, jumps, sprints and novelty events with named sprinters and houses noted.
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Moora Hause Ee
Ivan Crentok
Telopea
Moora House
Mes Telopes Park High
Moore House
Moore
Campbell
Throady
Farrer
Throsby
Longden Nears Record at Del Mar Meet
Del Mar awaits as Johnny Longden closes in on a record held by Sir Gordon Richards. Richards cabled regrets he cannot attend while Longden, English-born naturalised American, nears 4,870 career wins, 221 behind Sir Gordon’s mark, aiming to surpass it before the meeting ends September 10.
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del Mar
Reuter
Gordon Richards
Ainslie Team Heads to Newcastle for Weekend Match
The Ainslie lineup travels by morning train to Newcastle for a Saturday game, with Jack Waters guiding the squad. Leading scorers from Ainslie include G Kelly 15 and R Bunting ford 15, as players prepare to meet Sutherland this weekend. The team departs Canberra tonight and returns Sunday, with players required at Canberra Station by 7:45 p.m. tomorrow and at Canberra Railway Stakes by 9:30 a.m. Friday.
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Gant Castle
Jack Waters
Ton
P. Johnton
Rile
Lapt
J. Foster
Himingford
Kelly
L Maptin
McMillan
Tose
Alnalte
Sutherland
YY Moening
Buntley
Searot
Bennnett
Rg G. Kelly
Ainslie
Ki Bennett
R. Buntingford
Scott
Grammar
A. O'She
P. Kelsey
Ainolle
R. Donnelly
V. Fedoran
A. Karan
Royals
J. Johimlae
Ainalle
Ty Raton
Kae
Canberra
Sanberra
Panberra
Ray Ribbon Not To Start In Metropolitan
SydneyTuesday report indicates Ray Ribbon drawn from the Met will travel from Auckland to Melbourne in coming days for the Melbourne Cup. Weighted 9.6, the horse has not raced since second to Syntax in the Awapuni Gold Cup in April. Syntax and El Khobar impressed in Caulfield and Randwick trials as NZ star Somerset Fair also competed.
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Sydney
Tuesland
Ray Ri
G. S. Barr
Ray Ribbon
Melbourne
Syntax
Crane
Caulfield
New Zealand
el Khobar
Randwick
Warwick Farm
Somerset Falr
el Khor¢ Bar
King Boru
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Telopea High School Sports
Telopes High
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Ruddock
Dickerson
Stewart
Bray
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Farrar
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Morgan
Lange
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Randel
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Leather
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George McManus
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