Cricket Round Sees Hall Northbourne Win In A Grade
Many players were absent as the second series of F C T matches concluded. In A Grade Hall and Northbourne secured outright wins over Ainslie and Kingston, while Manuka triumphed on the first innings against Queanbeyan. Rain affected Kingston's bid to stop Northbourne from losing for the season. Manuka B Grade, facing Queanbeyan, posted a record low second innings with three base men absent and only nine runs, the top score being threes.
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Northbourne
Ainslie
Kingston
Manuka
Queanbeyan
Abent
A Grade Hall Wins Outright at Haig Park Ground
Manuka defeated Bowling Hill by 92 runs on the first innings after the hosts 127 for 9 chased 4/45 by Begley 4/48 and Canron 0/14 with Miles 1/11 Mahoney 1/15. Hampered by errors the Haig Park side managed only 65 in the first innings and were all out.
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Haig Park
Bowling Hill
Begley
Canron
Stafford
Miles
Mahoney
Manuka
Northbourne rout Kingston in ten wicket win by two runs
Northbourne defeated Kingston by an innings and two runs as L Lees top scored 109 in the second innings and took four wickets. Ware impressed with five for 22, while Parkes supported with 2/59. Kingston were bowled out for 82 in their first innings after Hall’s 3/ undermined by Merriman and Moore.
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L. Lees
Maroney
Gribble
Lewns
Kinglston
Burmeister
Ware
Lees
Douree
A. Ware
Parkes
J Alse
Findlay
Merriman
J. Edlington
Graham
O'Brien
Brunt Nicholas
Moore
E. Graham
C. Moore
Merri- Douglas
Worthy
Swindon
Queanbeyan Triumphs In Outright Win Over Manuka
Queanbeyan won outright by 22 runs on their ground after Manuka were bowled out in the second innings. W Evans took eight wickets for 33 runs, demolishing Manuka's lineup as Queanbeyan held the visitors to 80 in the second innings.
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Queanbeyan
Marka
Simpson
Neilson
W. Evans
Manuka
Smace
Manuka Downs Queanbeyan By 92 On First Innings
Manuka defeated Queanbeyan by 92 runs after both sides played at Manuka Oval. Manuka made 266 on the opening day, Queanbeyan stood at 86 for 1 before stumbles, with Roseby and Morrison building a useful stand. Hill and Begley shared wickets as Queanbeyan closed at 174 with one man absent.
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Unclear cricket score sequence with umpire decision dispute
Fragmentary match notes describe batters Hala Maris and van Wigran, with Davidsoh and Weeks advancing the score to 48 before Weeks was ruled lbw by O'Brien. A controversial call leaves one batsman not out despite exposure to fielding appeal.
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Angers
Ena Marisbourne
Wes
van Wigran
Fo Davidsoh Wats
Orprien
Herat
McDonald
Eff O'Brien
Weeks
O'Brien
Mit
Draw Sustained As Rain Halts Northbourne Test
In a rain interrupted match Northbourne and an innings total of 281 for first innings battled to a draw. McDonald top scored with 63 not out as Sears and Bear supported. O'Brien took 4 for 65, Elliman 2 for 19, and Horan 1 for 20 as Elliman’s side posted 281.
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Eiliman
Bbut
Bear
Elliman
O'Brien
Horan
Wharton
Northbourne
Kerr
C O'Brien
Davidson
Works
O’brien
Mitchell
Maloney
Lees
Hall
Prowse
Séars
Hall Too Strong Defeats Ainslie by Nine Wickets
Hall dominated at Sutton, piling 153 in their first innings and chasing 62 with ease in a 9 wicket win. M Southwell made 28 and A Makin 21 in Hall's second knock, with Bird contributing well. F Reardon led Ainslie bowlers with 1/15 and 8/30 for B Reardon.
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Ainslie
Sutton
Ainsle
M. Southwell
A. Makin
Hie
Bird
Molonglo and Manuka win Sub-district matches
Molonglo defeated Northbourne outright while Manuka won on first innings over Barton. Bowling figures include Peters 9/27, Gladwin 9/28, Lightly 2/14, and Aston 4/4. Manuka secured the outright win by eight wickets after both sides posted totals, with notable scores from Mackerras 20, Kitchener 53, and Holloway c Robbie.
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Joyner
Howell
Pike
Mackerran
Kitchener
Aston
Sundries
Knight
Baker
Mackerras
Cromble
Molotglo
Incomplete cricket score report with misread names
A fragmentary innings summary notes Moore not out and Reardon not out with Lane bowling figures listed. The text contains many garbled words and unclear team names, making precise details difficult to extract.
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Ashen Dee Aershaw
Lane
Reardon
City Bowling Club Results and Club Championship Scores
The City Bowling Club featured singles results with Joyner over Martin 32-26 and Hantle over Jeffreys 32-27. Lamb beat Love 33-24 in a 31 up handicap. Field team wins 17-16 and 19-6 in two rinks. Women’s practice saw Holmes Love Sorensen and de Vis 13-6. Canberra Club titles saw Dee over Cook 81-20 and Hodgson over Whiteford 31-23.
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Arbuckle
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Weathersaton
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Prost
Henry
Branahan
Piper
Holmes
Base Aid McKinstry
Barford
Fraford
Peters
Dickson
Chubb
YOUNGS RANDWICK Races Hurdle Race Overview
Hurdle results include Fashion Star winning by two and a half lengths at 2m, with Greygel second and Underwood third. Bonny Legion and Golden Chance feature in other events with Windbird and Spirit strong in placings. multiple other horses and dividents listed from December Nursery through highweight and Movice Handicap portions.
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Golden Chance
J. O'Sullivan
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Gold Digger
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Cherry King
Sporting Blood
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Australia triumphs in motor cycling test at Sydney
Australia beat England 47 to 25 at the Speedway Royal. Australian Grasskutz won three heats while Huxley and Mitchell took two each. Stevenson won two races for England with Haigh securing one. Stevenson fell in the open scratch heat but was uninjured.
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Miss Jean Batten Plans Another Flight
Miss Jean Batten arrived from America and announced plans for another solo flight. She intends a months rest before attempting the record from England to Australia and will then undertake a flight to Brazil.
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Jean Batten
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