Federal Territory cricket competition yields mixed results
The 1926-27 Federal Territory A and B grade cricket seasons near midterm with Eastlake, South Eastlake and Canberra key contenders. Northbourne, Westlake, and South Ainslie push for top positions as Canberras main batsmen highlight scores and bowling figures across several matches.
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Balmoral Library gains fame for travel and biography shelves
The Royal Library at Balmoral now features a broad range of travel and biography works. King George, fond of reading, keeps the collection tidy, though scandalous volumes are notably absent, leaving gaps for notorious recent Pallidiana.
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George
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Detective Fiction and the London Observer View
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Anniversary of Samuel Johnson Born in Lichfield
On September 14 in Lichfield a crowd gathered as Dr Johnson was honored with a laurel wreath placed on his statue in the market square. The mayor hailed Johnson as Lichfield’s foremost son and urged residents to follow his teachings while English endures. Later the cathedral choir performed the Johnson anthem's collect.
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Venice Adopts Motor Gondolas To Ease Traffic
Venice embraces modern transit with a fleet of motor gondola taxis and one way canals. Water police patrol intersections while the Doge’s former torture chamber becomes a flower shop near Mark’s Church, as tourists gather at the square for romance and pigeon feeding rituals.
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Northbourne A Grade Triumph Over Hall At Northbourne Ground
Northbourne A Grade dominated Hall at Northbourne Sports Ground securing a runaway win. Hall were all out for 83 as McDonald took six wickets for 18 runs while Elmalis added three for 14. In the Northbourne innings W McDonald top scored with 48 and A Nish 64 helped power to six for 235 at stumps.
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South Eastlake bats through Eastlake bowlers in heavy defeat
South Eastlake opens poorly at home with Guy out for zero and Kellow out at six as Eastlake bowlers led by KCrapp claim 4/33. Maurice and Gibbons then pace Eastlake to 57 all out, while South Eastlake struggle to 31 for seven at 13 overs in the second innings.
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Ainstie United forfeits home match to Canberra
Ainstie United failed to fulfill their engagement against Canberra on their home ground, giving Canberra the forfeit. Fall wickets listed include 1-3, 2-18, 8-10, 4-64, 6-06, 6 Bé, T-101, 6-102, 0-128, 10-187 with Trevillian 5/60, Crapp 4/2, Boat 3/27, Kelly 1/16.
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Northbourne Defeats Hall in Senior Grade Showdown
In a senior grade clash, Northbourne defeated Hall by ten wickets at Hall last Saturday. Hall was all out for 50 in the first innings, Northbourne replying 122 for three declared. B Nish top-scored with 67 not out, while debutant bowling and Hall’s second effort yielded 19 runs.
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Westridge Fails Against Queanbeyan In Division Two
Queanbeyan dismissed Westridge for 69 with Hinckaman 6/28 and Zelma 6/22, then faced 8 wickets for 229 as Trail 74 and Zelme 42 led the visitors. Colquhoun claimed three Westridge scalps, while Zelma and Hinckaman shared five more wickets in a brisk second innings.
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Fookine Yass Hostel and Local Hairdressing Ad Raspi
Fragmentary OCR text lists Yass hostel contacts J Horton hairdressing and a garage in Yass with a phone number 26. The readable items suggest a small local business directory snippet with limited details.
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