National Football Carnival Set for Brisbane Dates
The Australian National Football Council plans an all Australian carnival in Brisbane from July 18 to 29 with Canberra seeking a £500 fund to cover team expenses. Doubts mounted about hosting in the northern capital but Canberra with local support aims to ensure representation at the event.
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Australians Caught on Sticky Wicket
Australians were bowled out for 145 in 41 overs, with Augdralla top scoring at 64 and 411 in the innings notes. Roothman, Powan, and Nabi contributed modestly as JOMANTZUSUTG references a misread scorecard. Miller and Noblet each took multiple wickets as Australia collapsed in the second innings.
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Austoalia
Canberra Court Sums Up Saturday Night Disorder
Prominent Canberra court sessions yesterday concluded guilty pleas and fines for multiple offenders in public disorder cases near Northbourne Oval and surrounding areas. Herbert Henry Woson and Harold Frederick Williams faced penalties for alcohol related disturbances, with Woson fined and Williams ordered to imprisonment on default. Alan John Woods and Alan James O'Brien, Donal Jamon Pradie, and others were also found guilty and given short terms or fines for drunken behavior, traffic incidents, and related disturbances during a tense Saturday night.
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Alan James O'Brien
Donal Jamon Pradie
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Cremin and Nagle tied in Spalding’s 200 golf title
Cremin and Kel Nagle each shot 142 over 36 holes at Concorit to lead Spalding’s 200 golf event. Cremin fired 69 and 68 in rounds two and three? The text records Nagle 69 and 73, with Norman Von Nida close at 145. Mis Found had 76 morning, 142 total, and several others followed with varied scores.
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Delaney Ordered to Train in Sydney Stadiums Ltd
Stadiums Ltd orders welterweight champion Rev. Br Taney to train in Sydney before the upcoming Glin contest. Manager H. Saliency confirms the contract requires training in Sydney the week prior. Delaney, in Queensland, wires he will not arrive until Friday, affecting weekend plans.
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Homebush Stock Sales Report From Sydney Market
Market notes from Sydney on Monday show demand for sheen and lambs with prices ranging 1 to 3 at framing ton. The quality of penned stock appeared good and steady, with quotations for prime quality and other weights noted. buyers active with medium and heavy grades seeing stronger bidding, while overall sale figures remained on par with prior sessions.
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Rifle Shooting Meet sees mirage challenge at 600 yards
Canberra riflemen faced difficult mirage and tricky conditions in Saturdays event at 600 yards. Scores swirled as McCurty and Lewes posted notable marks amid varied results across A B and C grades with Turkey shoot next week and a novelty event on the horizon.
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Falstein defies party machine in Australian bid
Sydney reports Mr Falstein, an Independent Labour candidate for Watson, declaring readiness to run despite party opposition. He vows to devote time to personal fate, hinting at returning to the Bar mid next year and facing election prospects under the jurisdiction of common law.
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In Ring The Aiutratlan featherweight Champion Boris Grant
Boris Grant defeated Mickey McDonald by knockout in the ninth round at Sydney Stadium. McDonald was floored multiple times before police intervened as the guard halted the bout.
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Woman killed in Newcastle double murder suicide scene
A Newcastle reports a woman killed in a shooting and her husband later committing suicide after an alleged confrontation with another man. The victims were Gloria Falter and Sidney Reuben Day, with details of a hospital admission and about a confrontation preceding the fatal act.
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Sturgess Arrives in Darwin for Australian Titles
Sturgess lands in Darwin en route to Sydney for the Australian tennis championships. The South African player will compete in the Australian Kenya championships and faces a packed schedule at the hour.
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Canberra Race Report Ambiguous OCR Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text from Canberra race coverage shows garbled phrases and nonsensical wording, providing no clear event, participants, or outcomes to summarize into a factual newspaper item.
Coal Tribunal Rejects Claim for 35 Hour Week
Sydney report on a coal tribunal ruling rejecting a push to reduce the standard work week from 40 to 35 hours. Officials argue a 35-hour week would cut production and harm community and mine interests. Leaders say the decision will be discussed at a central council meeting in February.
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State Lottery XDNET Draw Summary One Day Later
Monday lottery No 108 shows first prize No 30876 with names Lyun Liver Cowra Becord Pree No 72170 White cut scale A Thomas Bydeey. Third prize No 9700 Green rox aynalteate Hedres Abor. Fourth prize No A61a3 C and coat Croft Vi M Cutts Flood ii Leichhardt. Drawn numbers indicate prize winners and the next draw No 180 to be drawn Wednesday.
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