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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Aug 26, 1958

Page

4

The Webb Favored In Wednesday Handicap Showdown

The Webb, now with trainer C B Hasler, is expected to win the 91. Wednesday Handicap despite top weight. Royal Report and Flying Raven loom as main rivals with Akanul and High Spot also showcasing strong form in the Strong field of six.

Riverina Webb C. B. Hasler R. Wilton Metropolitan Wagga Warwick Farm Hasler Royal Report CG Kelly Sales Boy R. Selking Pathana W. Camer Dominant Gene J. Thompson Regence R. “Wilton Flying Raven D. Weir ALL Salute A. Mulley Beau Brace G. Podmore Accountant H. Farrell LSL Flying Nanna C. Hunt

Best Selection The Webb in Ashbury Entries

Akanul and Astronomer Aqua Khan lead Ashbury selections with The Webb named Best in the main event and Royal Report paired with The Webb in a noted double. Other entries include Winchester Funicular Yanka Ila and Fickl Maid Indian Sari, plus WEDNESDAY The Webb and Queens berry.

Ashbury Akanul Aqua Khan

Canterbury 1.10 Ashbury Stakes Field Summary

List of entrants for the 1.10 Ashbury Stakes Graduation Race at Canterbury, with horses and jockeys across multiple weights and reserves. Includes notable entries such as ASTRONOMER piloted by R. Wilton, IRISH COURT ridden by W. Maher, and QUEENSBERRY with S. Cassidy among a long roster of contenders and reserve names.

Pitlochry E. Doon Astronomer K. Smith Akanui J. Thompson Aute R. Doble Ae. Castle K. Parkin Irish ‘Court W., Maher Aqua Khan R. Selking Sir Ray A. Bawden N. McGrowdie Winawin T. Mullane Wal Ronern Tembu Lad Staunton K. Parkinson Meadow Royal Pastime Grand Veil Benlin A. Taylor JARRA J. Hickey Culross A. Clarke Winchester W. Camer Pacific King W. Bell the Webb R. Wilton Akatarawa N. Sellwood Queensberry Cassidy Star Boy Seaday C. Kelly Empire Gem Clan Stewart N. McGrowdis G. Watton C ‘Clare Ee Comte DE Paris N.Z P. Ryan Demash Pejar Boy H. Hanley J. Lyall Jester Pender Lea Burns Louis Smooth Ee Hampton Mystic Star Star Hinge R. Buckley Kangaroo S. Cassidy Cool. Omargin N. Watterson NEW State R. Greenwood Rifleman R. Browne Ates Douceur A. Bawen R. George Odenwald Bossand Welter Wandicap & Pedanes

Marathon won by visitor in Canberra event

The 15 mile modified marathon at Parliament House Sunday was won by Graham Thomas of Western Suburbs in a race record 1 hr 19 min 39.5 sec. Eric Pierce finished second, John Robbie third, with fourteen starters and three nonfinishers.

South Eric Pierce Western Suburbs Sydney John Robbie Souths Parliament House Karl Schreiner G. Thomas E. Pierce J. Robbie 5.C

Cusack One of Trial Leaders

Perth report outlines the round Australia rally standings with eight leading contenders in Perth. Greg Cusack of Canberra drives a Volkswagen among the leaders after arrival, while Jack Murray of Minto has had his score revised. George Vincent of Victoria holds the first Perth entry with minimal penalties, though his car’s broken differential seal forfeits 50 points. The field, totaling 59 cars, rests in Perth before the 2985 mile leg to Darwin, scheduled to depart at 8.20 am with Darwin arrival expected Saturday morning.

Perth Greg Cusack Canberra Volkswagen Jack Murray Minto N.S.W Holden George Vincent Victoria Australia Darwin

Wistula and Olympic Draw After Fiery Play

Wistula dominated the first half but faded late as Olympic leveled to 1 1 after a harsh penalty and disputed calls. Wistula earlier led 1 0 through Kovacs’s right foot strike, with bold forward play and strong keeper saves keeping the lead.

Wistula Olympic Kovacs Vistula

Bohemians beat Canberra United 2 1 in foggy match display

Bohemians at home led 1 0 at half time then extended to 2 0 before Canberra United pulled a late goal. Zapone saved and Paterson kept United in the game with several stops while Bohemians defense held firm. In social events Canberra Angling class taught fly casting near Commonwealth Bridge with upcoming session scheduled.

Bs Lt Bohemians Zapone United Sportsmans red football _ United Bohemian Zapousec Thompson Jansen Wallace Staudinger Bohemians Thy Anberra United Guest Canberra United Charlie Kent A.C.T. Police RMG Police RMC Steen Dean Cooper Kent Molongla Commonwealth Bridge Canberra Angler's Association

Vaughn Wins Points Decision Over Stewart in Sydney

American boxer Willie Vaughn weighed 11st 5lb outslugged Australian middleweight champion Clive Stewart at Sydney Stadium. Vaughn won five of the 12 rounds while Stewart took only two, claiming a convincing points decision in the title bout.

Vaughn Sydney Willie Vaughn Clive Stewart Sydney Stadium Stewart

Publication notice by The Federal Capital Press of Australia

Printed and published by Christopher John Shakespeare for The Federal Capital Press of Australia Pty Ltd at the offices of the company Mort Street Braddon A.C.T.

Christopher John Shakespesre Federal Capital Press of Australia Pty Ltd Mort Street Braddon, A.C.T

Brickyards Reach A Grade Final in Darts

In the A grade semi finals Brickyards beat Royals 64 to 51 546 after Peter Hapgood of Royals posted a record 141. Whites defeated Workmen's Club I 7 2 while pre final Royals I versus Whites is set for Walsh's Hotel on Wednesday. Eagles fell 63 to Workmen's Club IE and Ainslie FC I beat Blacks 6 3 while Eastlake FC II surprised Schooners 5 4. K N R S L II lost 7 2 to Kingston. Singles draw posted at clubs. Hapgood led shooting with 141 others included Johnson 140 Hadley 134 and Sharpe 133.

Brickyards Royals I Peter Hapgood Royals Workmen's Club I Whites Workmen's Club Walsh's Hotel Eagles Workmen's Acorea Ainslie F.C. I Eastlake F.C Hotel Kingston K.N.R.S.L Ainsle F.C. II Royals NT Shooting Stara Hapgood Johnson Hadley Sharpe Reid Weatherall Blomfield Hayes Harrington Armstrong Robbie Thatcher P. Dixon A. Hunt Richards Kennedy

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Praetorian Newcastle Akanu Rosehill High Spot Canterbury Shoud Fickle Maid T. Mullane Duchess Fox R. Denham R. Birchall Vankalilla Glamour Belle Prima Donna T. Hill B. Howlett R. Radford R. Ae Nizam’s Gold Amoureuse R. Mellor F. Reys Blue Hawk J. ” Angus Dats Eireann Gay Castle A. Bawlen S. ” Bundy R. Pate NEW Fairy Royal Drum R. Dicker Oh One Zaheida M. ” Cracknell Royalla Royal Kraal Helene Coronado Merry King G. Howard PR Weer Cusack Manukau Supday George McManus
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