Yowani Trophy Won By R. Smith
Yowani Golf Club held the arable ford event on Saturday for the G. Pitt trophy and R. Smith won with 44 points. D. Davies 41 and L. Shaw 39 followed, with A grade results showing D. Davies 41 and L. Shaw 39. The invitation Canadian mixed foursomes was won by D. Davies and M. Morrow with a net 64.
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Yowani Golf Club
Arableford
G. Pitt
R. Smith
D. Davies
L. Shaw
R Freebody
Nish
K. Johnston
D. Hill
M. Morrow
V. Robinson
D. Hughes
R. Freebody
L. Bellingham
R. Robinson
Mrs. Levy
J. Chapman
Z. Morphett
L. Birch
O. Harrop
Canberra Women's Bowls Federal District title matches
Results show singles won by P Sommerville over E Chandler 33-29 and T Mackie over E Blewitt 31-26, D Harris over M Harding 32-28, Paris contested M Fricker over N Apps 4-21-. B James lost to L Griffin 13-21. Fours won by M Harding's team over T McKean's 31-23. club results list A Crossman-S Crawford and P Hickey-D Major singles. T Mackie beat L Paynter 31-30 and M 4 D Condron 31-23.
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Canberra
P. Sommerville
A! E. Chandler
T. Mackied
E. Blewitt
D. Harris
M. Harding
Paris
M. Fricker N. Apps
B. James L. Griffin
A. Crossman
S. Crawford
P. Hickey
T. Mackie
D. L. Paynter
D. Condron
Souths Win Senior Athletics Honors With Harriers Close Second
Senior Men standings show Souths 37, Norths 17, Harriers 134, R.M.C. 114, Queanbeyan 5. Junior Men led by Harriers 274 with Souths 27, R.M.C. 13. Sub-Junior Men saw Queanbeyan dominant at 184 and Souths 174. Canberra records fell as Bruce Robbie, P. Bentley, Niems, Caroline Jay, Joy Gladwin, Joan Halloran, and David Grimmond set or tied marks. Albert Magassy set a new Australian junior hammer record at 179 ft thin, coached by Dr. Eugene Magassy.
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Harriers
Souths
Norths
R.M.C
Queanbeyan
Canberra
Bruce Robbie
S.C
P. Bentley
Niems
Caroline Jay CN
Joy Gladwin
Joan Halloran
Magassy
Eugene Magassy
Hungary
Attila
Andy Coughlan
Canberra Bowls Club Week End Results and Pairs Champions
Canberra Bowls Club pennant results show No. 1 and No. 2 teams losing to Queanbeyan, No. 3 defeating Queanbeyan, and No. 4 losing to Canberra South. Club pairs champions were Bird Fox 29 over Daley Bain 5, Whalen Holden 28 over Patterson Ryan 19, Stoddart Gray 25 over Cooper Haddow 14, Miles Pierson 29 over Kil den Thompson 14.
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Canberra
Queanbeyan
D. Queanbeyan
Canberra South
Bird-Fox
D. Daley- Bain
Whalen-Holden
Q. Patterson-Ryan
Stoddart- Gray
D. Cooper-Haddow
Miles-Pierson
D. Kilden-Thompson
Federal District Bowls Championship Finals Results
Weekend matches in the Federal District bowls championship saw quarter final singles with Megee defeating Solomon 3-27, Southwell beating Smith 31-24, Grainger over Lindbeck 32-18, Parkes defeating Hawke 32-19. Pairs quarter finals included Walneers over Jordan Bruce.
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Megee d. Solomon
Southwell
D. Smith
Grainger d. Lindbeck
Parkes d. Hawke
Walneers
D. Jordan
Bruce
Edlington Breaks Pistol Shoot Record at Canberra Club
A. Edlington won the Can berra Pistol Club A grade rapid-fire shoot with a 60 shot score of 567 breaking his own club record by two points. The event featured scores across A B and C grades with Edlington leading A grade and next weekend the club hosts a monthly free pistol event.
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A. Edlington
Canberra
A. Koorer
P. Manton
B. Wheeler
A. Wallace
J. Henshaw
C. W. Rafferty
T. Ingledew
W. de Bes
L. Folger
Truce in Six Year Gift Exchange Between Friends
London report says Christmas brings a truce to a six year dispute between Mr John Blundell of Canterbury and Mr Julian Burke of Tankerton Devon over a red knitted tie with gold spots given six years ago. The two once annual exchanges are halted this Christmas season.
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London
P.reuter
Evening News
John Blundell
Canterbury
Julian Burke
Tankerton
Devon
Canberra Pennant weekend results for Canberra City Club
Week end pennant matches show Canberra City Club teams suffering losses to Canberra South and Canberra West. Notable singles results include Bradshaw defeating Pitt 32-17 and Nielson Gig winning 31-20, with several other close scores across divisions.
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Canberra City
Caberra South
Canberra South
Mee
Cathey South
Berra West
Nasda
Bradshaw the Smith
D Pitt
E. Nielson Gig
Austin d. Marshal
Brack
D. Cumming
Paris
C. Smith-Tindaly
Buckmaster
Cookey
Australian Cyclist Reg Amos Withdraws After Copenhagen Crash
Reg Amos abandons the Copenhagen six day race after a crash half an hour after start breaking his left elbow. Sid Patterson continues riding alone two laps behind leaders Nielsen and Lykke as Denmark leads with 79 points to Patterson's 24.
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Copenhagen
Reg Amos
Pamaete Sid Patterson
Nielson
Lykke
Denmark
Patterson
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