Cricket Matches Abandoned In Territory Competition
Cricket matches across all grades in the Territory were abandoned on Saturday due to rain. Eight results were wins, four draws, and several games halted after first days with Queanbeyan beating Westlake by 68 runs, while White City fell to Queanbeyan by three wickets and 101 runs.
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Alleieoszt
Commencement
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CIA
Init
Thie
Ord
Eyo
Im A
Graham Acereda
Yaucull
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Ib Gisataome
South Eastlake
Duntroon
Canberra
Hurley
Tekner
Duntrean
Howlins
Hi Wrleyt
Krade
Gilve
Capital
North Canberra
Hall
Acton
Friendly match seals trophy for Railway Institute over Queanbeyan
A friendly weekend match between Queanbeyan and Railway Institute decided the trophy with Railway Institute winning by 27 runs. Opening batsmen Keys and Gribble fell early as Institute bowlers dominated, supported by consistent batting from Murray and Power. Gribble and Gibbs shifted bowlers, while Bannon’s solid average kept Queanbeyan hopeful, but Institute’s total proved enough to claim the cup.
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Goldberg Gup
Queanbeyan
Railway Institute
Ie Institute
Woodway Institute
Keys
C. Gribble
Dhemised
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Gribble
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Alurroayendaba
Institute
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Connett Abt
Hantor Queanbeyan
Tagitata
Queanheya
Gribl
Gibbs
Connett
Bajo
Marsh
Tell Windaba
Vidaer
Lupton
Webber
Croker
Powers
Aleenowlinet
Hobson
Spain
Trafalgar link in Lenden can Arust daughter of admiral’s aide
A garbled account links a Trafalgar veteran to Lenden can Arust through his daughter, Oulsa Bull, and mentions Vice-Admiral Norwich Dutt and Captain George Dull. It notes the Mars battle presence and a monument in St Paul’s crypt.
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Trafalgar
Lenden
Golf Queanbeyan Heights MM Club Results Report
A garbled report from Queanbeyan Heights MM describes a captain versus president friendly match with several pairings and wins. Notable results include Woodger beating Hering, Campbell defeating Nicholson, Kenney overcoming Graenwool, and Mrs Warren beating Mrs Halmar. Captain’s side saw Nesbitt and others win, and club officials praised improvements and a new secretary. The piece notes future membership growth and holiday links play.
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Wwon
RB Teaulbst
Mildenhall
Woodger
A. H. Hering
Ae Campbell
Nicholson
H. Kenney
Mew F. Graenwool
W. Warren
A. Halmar
N. Bond
Hayaody
J. G. Nesbitt
Queanbeyan Band Forms Policy At Meeting
A meeting of the Queanbeyan Band, presided by Mayor H. T. Land, approved a vigorous policy for development. The financial report showed a profit of £28 18s 11d, with new instruments purchased at £289. Members voted subscription rates and elected officers, including Patrons Mayor Te Laid and Aldermen Taylor and Johnson, and agreed to seek a municipal auditor.
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Queanbeyan
G.U
H. T. Land
Inett
Gand
Jeno Haktson
F. By Foster
Jearners
Jones
Te Laid
BH. C. Taylor
AL Johnson
Mr. A. ©. Bowers
Messrs
EE. Robertson
Genk
H.G. Colmin
J. B. Young
B. Houghton
HB. J. Richardson
M.H
Otourky
GT. Campbell
T. Creton
Wi H. Freebody
J Gallagher
Resch
G Melnues
Land
Mossie
McCauley
E Robertson
T Welr
Grdzeary
Muunicipal Council
Attract ive Programme At Queanbeyan Meeting
The Queanbeyan club outlines a weekend racing programme with Sydney horses expected to compete. Highlights include opening Handicap 10 pounds, 6 furlongs Flying Handicap 167 pounds over 4 furlongs, Queanbeyan Handicap 18 pounds over 7 furlongs, and Farewell Handicap 110 pounds over 4 furlongs. A Maiden Handicap of 8 pounds over 1 furlong is planned as a special race. Secretary Mr A C Monne presides.
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Voce
Queantoyan
Feveouyss
Sydney
Queanbeyan
Hair Ture Neve
A. C. Monne
Meeting onl Territory CrighketsWeno clation at Acton Holl 1st night
A disputed cricket meeting at Acton Hall discussed executive action and alleged misstatements by Mr Tickner and Mr Douglas. Delegates debated removal from the executive committee and whether to report the matter to the association. The motion to report was carried after heated exchanges.
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PL J. Douglas
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Thc Association
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J. Curran
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Malin Utes
Rte
LM Irvine
Coutinjran
Tony Witte
Sila
Vaudeville Entertainers At The Triumph Theatre
A Friday night vaudeville program at Triumph Theatre featured the Tanned Band and a lineup including Ja0 Hallings Erle Attwood and Joe Hastings. Acts ranged from impersonations and comic songs to piano pieces and dancing with Miss Winnie Hewitt Grace Bordner and Ben Brian among the highlights. The show wrapped with a pantomime style tribute Spirits and a song by request while hospital committee members thanked participants during an interval.
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Theates
Queanbeyan
Curres
Tuehyer
Ja0 Hallings
Anil
Erle Attwood
Pethros
Tolsay
Wes voxHe
Limon
Joe Hastings
Liu
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B. Spurr
Rand
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Ben Brian
Winnie Hewitt
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Orlisia
Turbulent meeting of the Territory cricket association and resignations noted
Delegates filled the Acton Social Rooms for a tense session amid disputes over executive decisions. Mr Douglas resigned after criticizing the panel, and new leadership positions were discussed while rules and clearances were debated amid calls for unity and planning a schools competition.
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