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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 28, 1933
Page
3
Manuka posts a double century as Ainslie is displaced from the final four in national football action. The match highlights Manuka's batting dominance and Ainslie's unexpected exit from the tournament.
In a high scoring Canberra league match at Kingston Oval Feidebe defeated Queanbeyan by a substantial margin, aided by a standout goal tally from J. Edlington and a record total for Manuka. Manuka overwhelmed Acton to set a new Canberra record, with Lee and Earn among the top scorers as Eastlake, Goulburn, and Queanbeyan players contributed notable efforts.
An unreadable OCR snippet references Acton, Moncks Delerei, Vhrouh departures, and a tense oval event. It mentions Mathers and Alvhowth and a practice expos, with unclear names, dates, or outcomes. The readable items suggest a chaotic scene from a sports or team event with multiple errors.
Goulburn overwhelmed Ainslie with faster play and better marking, gaining a lead at halftime and maintaining it through the second half. Williamson and Gardner led Goulburn with multiple successful shots, while Ainslie struggled to find rhythm and several attacks were repelled by solid defense.
A fragmented game report notes Alonowah and Bowie’s teams in a mid level handbell contest. It cites Christophers Isuntlak of Batarang and mentions strong tones, a two point lead, and a close finish as Collectar method adapts to the field. Final scores show Calbatton and Cellectar on top with mixed results for Cs side.
Hall defeated Motongio to win the Rugby bee competition final on Saturday. Mall earned a place to meet South City in the gram Anal, with strong defense and timely scores shaping the outcome. Key plays involved Gribble, Hia, and McArthur leading to a decisive late surge.
The Yaes Rugby League team captured the Massy Cup from Goulburn yesterday. The original holders will defend it against Crookwell next Sunday.
A rugged football clash features Molonglo and Hall with frequent penalties and strong defense. Key moments include McArthur and Gribble scoring for Molonglo, Hall applying pressure and Robbie and Kinleyale making runs, while Southwell and Curran contribute for extended play.
The Bathday event at Canberra Club featured a rifle shooting medal competition with notable performances. Competitors included Webh, Rowland, and others, as the field counted scores toward the ME AL medal amid favorable wandering conditions.
In a tense fourth test at Port Elizabeth the Wallabies lost after a stout Saint Africats defense kept them at bay. Key players struggled with ankle injuries and lineup changes as South Africa sought a decisive victory in front of a crowded crowd.
A farmer named Willan Warr fatally wounded while nut shooting with his wife Sunday afternoon. The couple walked through a field when Mrs Warr died by a shotgun blast from behind. The husband died half an hour after police arrived.
Samurday action sees Turnbull and Guin advance to the American doubles semi finals by overcoming Aliizoy and Van Ryn 15-13, 0-8, 1-? in a tight match marked by powerful Australian play. The Americans came close in spots but could not sustain the rally, while Van Ryn survived for the Australian victory, and Lotec and Hiorien prepare to meet them Monday.
In a dramatic United States championship finish, Mia Moody led Helen Alcoba in a fierce bout before withdrawing due to a spinal injury. Moody, previously worn from prior rounds, withdrew from the doubles pairing with Mina Ryan after retirement from the singles, leaving the title undecided.
Competition mitches postponed to allow the meleetat tenor to concentrate on practice ahead of the carnival. Several teams produced good hockey with notable saves and goals including EHIME and Nimisel. Carnival events include York Park matches at 3 o clock and the WHIM Annual Mall at Albert Hall with Powwon's orchestra providing entertainment.
The fourth series of the macna round sees Aucanlay Rimes defeat BORONTAS 4-3 with a late rally. Despite a 7-1 lead at halftime for Ty aples, June team pressed back as J Gilbert Telopeny and G Southwell led late offense. Y.W.UA mounted a strong surge with Phat lines and Samana Pfaad scoring, but Alten’s squad held on for the win.
At the Capitol event a star performance captivates the audience with a farm scene and a mother daughter pair Janet Gaynor and Trane Kyewer feature in a music revue. Reporter Monty Janet Gaynor notes the lively, varied program including Vatican City sights and a Vatican appeal, ending with a color tone revue and other acts.
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