Rain Halts Conclusions in F.C.T Fourth Round Matches
Heavy rain across Saturday stopped many fourth round F.C.T cricket games from finishing. A Grade all draws. B Grade only two matches finished. Queanbeyan Hall posted 104 run win in one match while Cadets Amalie led by 89 with Cadets. Queanbeyan batsmen Buckmaster and West found form, Clark contributed 18, and Walker top-scored in a second innings as Hall struggled to chase.
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F.C.T
Hall
Queanbeyan
Amalie
Tnat
Quean Dayan
Kilby
Bia Safe
Clark
Draw in wet Manuka Queanbeyan match ends early
Queanbeyan led Manuka by 10 runs in the first innings before rain halted play and the match was abandoned. Hourigan and Murty top scored for Manuka with 26 and 24 respectively as five Queanbeian bowlers struggled on a soggy pitch. In the second innings Manuka were all out after a slow partnership, with O’Rourke and Davidson among the bowlers taking early wickets.
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Queanbeyan
Manuke
Manuka
Manula
Vue
Bédies
Sirat
P. Hourigan
W. Murty
Bundries
Sub District Inter Fitch Vi Southwell Bat Out
Sub district tale mentions Bouthwell and Fitch Vi as participants in a local event. Names appear in fragmented form with irregular spacing. The item reads like a brief sports or community notice without complete details on date or place. Further readable context is limited.
City Beats Queanbeyan In Hot Return Match
The City team edged Queanbeyan 84 to 80 in a tense return game. D'Arcy starred with 12 baskets and 39 points in a close fourth quarter swing that sealed the win, boosting City's season momentum.
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Sonat Ieee Thea
D'Arcy Cinpell
Hak Clarks
Bruce
Bed
Ales Si
Der
Val
Tits D'Arcy
Ang Cork
Sataena Teaver
Coe City
FUN Arid Ores
Bose
Boys' Cricket Remake Matches Crumbled Leads and Scores
Fragmented OCR recounts a boys cricket match with numerous player names and figures. It notes bowlers McEwan Kappler Barry and others, partial overs and runs, and mentions no play due to rain or interruption, leaving mixed results and uncertain totals.
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Winch
McEwan
Kappler
Barry
Hall v Queanbeyan outright win in low scoring match
Weetangurra ground hosted a closely contested cricket innings with Hall v Queanbeyan securing an outright win. Notable scores include Greve 38, Rundriss 30, and Lane 1/26 in bowling figures, with several players making small contributions amid a string of sundries and miscues.
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Ainuite
Bearman
Greve
Noinerding
Eairas
Bouthweil
Rundriss
Bowling Hay
Manat
Lane
Snow Ian
Larimer
Sport Flashes From Across The Fields
The brief notes cover diverse sports events. Highlights include Americans touring from April 25, 1938, and Kit Sn Shaings Gin winning the Flying Welter at Kensington. Reports mention speed talk at a Country Week Cricket Conference in Sydney and a tennis win by Budge and Mak in Victorian championships.
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Kensington
Camina
Vallar
Talking Machine Demonstrations Considered by Interior
The installation of a talking peep re machine is being considered by the Department of the Interior with demonstrations given to Telonen and Alalie. Mr Agnew of the Department of Education is visiting Can to view the demonstrations. The machine shows Seeruphiret and Aime with an explanatory talk, each case for about ten minutes. The device can halt and amplify a teacher's voice to the audience.
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Te! Department of the Interior
Mr. Agnew
Department of Edication
Kingston versus Ainslie match report from Batusday draw
Kingston declared at 381 for eight in the first innings after Ainslie batted and faced late resistance. Hayes fell for three as O'Brien caught him off Cooper. Culbart, Ward Stewart and others contributed small scores. Evans and Cooper bowled well, match ending in a draw with stalemate at Stl. Ainslie’s innings featured O'Brien, Hayes and Nelson among others as the scoreboard remained tight. The report notes several incomplete names and stray fragments from the old clipping.
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Ainslie
Kingston
Hayes
H. O'Brien
Cooper
Mart Tileely
Evans
Culbart
Neilson
Brewh Ware
Trol
Wil
Ward Stewart
Ringeton
Otgeht Tor
Dealeyen
Alnala
Haye
O'Brien
Hoel
P Evans
Cutbett
Gowing
Nellaen
Biswast
Evanm
Hart Northbourne Match Ends In Draw In HalT Hall
In a sparse Hart Northbourne fixture there was no play Saturday and the match was drawn. Hall occupied a fine position in this round, with 288 runs in the first innings. Hall contributed 40 runs with an outfield shot, and a stand of 18 ran in the later part of the day.
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Hall
Mare
Funk
Hail
Gon
Northbourne Manuka B Grade Cricket Report
In a damp match last Saturday Manuka declared on 86 for loss, Northbourne’s bowling by Cartledge Greenaway and Baker held the innings to 20 for five before heavy rain and a late restart. Awindon and Richards built a stand, Australia’s side defended 53 overs, with Awindon top scoring 7 overs.
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Chellemener Sete
Rapea
Ten
Uresnaway
Ml Sydnay Pleticren
Wally Pont
Brady
Une
Te Toend
Cartledge
Greenaway
Northbourne
Elgt
Bators
Cartl
Baker
Bell
Aix
Wen
Duriig
Bradley
Sever
Anders
Awindon
Richarda
Pedarel
Local Citizens Association Meeting Notes at Wlopea Park
A remonstration by Freiven and Ainslie Lebovert is recorded as the nine event times referenced by the Benani Citizens Associations of Wlopea Park and Alm Schools. The item notes concerns raised by residents about local schools and parks management.
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Ainslie
Lebovert
Benani Citisens
Wlopea Park
Alm
City Defeats Cooma In Afternoon Pennant Match
City led throughout in a late-arriving Cooma team clash for the pennant, posting final scores around 71 28 and 48 38. Notable performers included Mails Goodling Lott Well Turner Rogan and fluently recorded handicaps and event winners Baker Martin Keene Peterson Rom in the singles and handicap events.
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Cooma
Coome
Canberra
Undal
City
TEFL
Ping Soda
Goodling
Turner
Rogan
Flamne
Morris
Fatale
Lok
Canberra Teas and Cooma win four pennant matches week end
Canberra No 2 and Cooma teams succeeded in four pennant matches over the weekend age in Teas and Cooma. Rinks led by De Ville and May secured victory over Couns. List includes players such as Piper Crees Heyes Mona Mudge Lane Hunter Robing-Bale Cottingham Sodeme Davis Rivers and others. The date noted is December 18 for Young Shield clash between Canberra and City clubs with rinks from each club to play City and Forrest greens.
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Teas
Cooma
Yeas
de Ville
May
Rapanaibie
Couns
Remilta
Piper Crees
Heyes
Mona
Mudge
Lane
Hunter
Robing
Bale
Cottingham
Sodeme
Nowaed
Pavis
Rivers
Usr
Billott
Philipe
Galwratth
Wills
Somorvn
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Dabos
Cosn
Crewe
Bais
Horan
Menaieg
Bras
Mackay
Saunders
Johnston
Whiteford Oy
City
Jon
Forrest Greens
Abundant Records From Sir Littleton’s Public Life Collected
A large collection titled Commonweal th National Li onary gathers Sir Littleton’s letters and papers from 1901 onward. It covers Cabinet roles, major national projects, and correspondence with key figures like Denkin Bir John. The archive includes papers, pamphlets, and newspaper clippings detailing early federal government years and Canberra efforts.
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Jon
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Maine
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Listing Notice with Rooms and Rentals in City
Fragmented ad describes available house rental with living room dining room and 3 bedrooms plus garage. Contact McKillop and Co. City by phone 877 for details. Includes misc. prices and items listed in unclear OCR.
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Basler
Gil Fe
McKillop and Co
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