Batting Collapse By Northbourne In Canberra Cricket
In a low scoring day at Narrabundah Oval Northbourne were bundled for 68 after slipping from 2/62 as Quinn and Conroy tore through the middle order, while at stumps Manuka-Yarralumla stood at 8/105. Ainslie survived a scare thanks to 16-year-old Bob Jordan and 6/46 by John Wheeler as Kingston Narrabundabla’s Qeanbeyan bowler W. Jeffrey claimed a hat-trick in second grade. Third grade Manuka-Yarralumla led Northborne A by 46 on first innings. RAAF lead Navy in Sub-District with Hall at 2/36 chasing Kingston-Narrabundab B’s 181. All club averages due to the ACTCA, Newcastle DC A to Bond 8 Colta XI in Canberra week ending January, with plans for Canberra Colts and an under-17 to visit Sydney.
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Conroy
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Bob Jordan
John Wheeler
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Kingston in Recovery Exhibition at Narrabundah Oval
Kingston's innings began slowly with Q uigg and Clear building a foundation, then Higgie’s 64 not out propelled the total to 179 before the last wicket. Kingston bowlers and fielding held steady as Higgie starred with the bat while Turner bowled long before stumps with three wickets for 51.
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Northbourne Collapse After Promising Start In Cricket Match
Northbourne began confidently with Watsor and Read scoring freely but the innings collapsed after 62 runs as Quinn ripped through the lineup taking six wickets for 41. Conroy finished with three overs for 36 as Manuka Yarralumla replied, with Horan Conroy adding key wickets and leading to a first-innings advantage.
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Visitor Scores Best At Canberra Pistol Shoot
J Maitland recorded the best score at Canberra Pistol Club weekend shoot. Victorian silhouette champion will compete in Hobart next month at the Australian titles. Scores include Wigley 14/221 Bett and Edington 14/125 Koorey 18/108 and others. Next Saturday features a free pistol shoot at 50 metres concurrent with the NSW State Championship.
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Outstanding Cricket Performances First Grade and Below
Cricket results and player highlights across divisions with top bowling figures Quinn RAL Wheeter 6 Wickets, Job 6/28, Lang 81, Mood 62, and Ashton 83 in sub district. Notable scores include Hamilton series and Kingston Narra Bundah RSL entries with totals and individual tallies across Northbourne Manuka-Yarralumia Queanbeyan and RAAF fixtures.
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Favourites Win At Dogs Race Meet At Queanbeyan
Visiting dogs from Goulburn and Yass saw punters back Lucky Twin and Fiery West as favourites win multiple divisions at the Queanbeyan and District Coursing Club on Saturday night. The Maiden Stakes and Mixed Stakes produced tight finishes with Lucky Twin, Fiery West and other runners securing top spots amid strong support.
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Thunder Hawk wins five furlongs at Acton Rae with record time
Thunder Hawk owned by H Haine triumphed over Sweet Dreams by one and a half lengths in 58 1/5 seconds, a fifth of a second quicker than Highbrow’s 1936 mark. J Kenny trained both Thunder Hawk and Vidocq, with Plain scoring first in the First Improvers Handicap by 3 4 lengths on Vidocq.
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Victoria Wins Athletics in Inter-State Challenge
Victoria narrowly defeats New South Wales in a two day interstate athletics contest at Olympic Park. Victoria led 75 points after day one but NSW surged today winning most events and narrowing the gap to one point with the sprint race remaining.
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