Emerson Rules Open in Davis Cup Jubilee Singles
Melbourne match seals Australian lead as Roy Emerson defeats Pietrangeli in straight sets. Rod Laver dominates Sirola with tactical precision while Fraser and Emerson named to play the doubles next day as Hooman hails Emerson’s pressure handling and form.
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Mervyn Weston
Melbourne
Kooyong
Roy Emerson
Emerson
Orlando Sirol
Rod Laver
Roy Finergan
Armateur
Botl
Uiaton
Harry Hopman
Nicola Pichangeli
Rem
Yieling
Australia
Neale Fraser
Fraser
Pietrangeli
Sirola
Hopman
Hille
Vanni Canapele
Hahan
Sydney
Laver
Sirota
No Shield Changes NSW Team for Queensland Match
Sydney Tuesday report says the state cricket selectors made no changes to the New South Wales side set to face Queensland at the Sydney Cricket Ground next Saturday. The squad mirrors the current Victoria in Melbourne lineup: R Benaud captain, B Booth, Craig, A Davidson, D Ford, Harvey, J Mastin, F Misson, M O’Niall, B Simpson, G Thomas, R Slockton as 12th man.
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Sydney
Wight
New South Wales
Fey Jueeraland
Sydney Cricket Ground
Victoria
Melbourne
R. Benaud
B. Booth
Craig
A. Davidson
D. Ford
Harvey
J. Mastin
F. Misson
Mo'naill
B. Simpson
G. Thomas
R. Slockton
Australian Speedway Winn Over New Zealand in Palmerston North
Australian score 27 to 24 at Palmerston North Showgrounds as Chum Taylor, Bob Sharp, Peter Moore, Aub Lawson, and Ron South contribute individual points in the match. The event highlights a domestic win by the Australian team over New Zealand.
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P Reuter
New Zealand
Palmerston North Showgrounds
Chum Taylor
Bob Sharp
Peter Moore
Aub
Lawson
Ron South
Astor Leads In Yacht Classic
Astor held a 17 mile east lead of Wollongong with Simba about 2 miles behind. Ketel Hina trailed 13 miles from Avior and two miles astern. Churchill and Jancoon 11 battled for fourth, four miles behind Astor. A wide field followed with many yachts inshore and offshore as seas begin to ease per Sydney Weather Bureau forecasts.
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Astor
Wollongong
Simba Simba
Avior
Winston Churchill
Jancoon 11
York and Neck
Astori
Joop Mistress
Winston Urchill
Janzoon
Jevel
Austen
Phantom
South Africa Stumbles Early in Seoul Test Against New Zealand
South Africa trails at 1 for 80 after the opening day in Seoul as New Zealand bowlers seize the early initiative. The match marks the start of the series with both sides seeking a strong start.
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Johannesburg
Thes Tay
A.a.p-Reuter
South
Africa
Oar Tuneh Om
Seoul
New Zealand
Canberra South Bowling Club Hosts Christmas Carnival
The Canberra South Bowling Club hosted quarter-finals of the Canberra Queanbeyan Christmas Bowling Carnival as bowlers competed in a peaceful holiday scene captured in a photograph.
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Canberra South
Canberra
Queanbeyan
Hawes Wins Bowls Carnival Singles Championship
C Hawes of Queanbeyan defeated Vic Southwell 21 1 to win the Cannerra Queanbeyan Christmas Bowl singles championship. Hawes previously won the event in 1959. The day also featured a four way tie for the four club event won by Walters Downie McCullum with runners Hughes Ryan Bill Thompson.
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Cannerra-Queanbeyan
C. Hawes
Queanbeyan
Vic Southwell
Hawes
Southwell Inst Yeat
Walters
Bill Downie
McCullum
Hughes Ryan
Bill Thompson
Pats
Sats
Greens
Canberra
Canberra South
Canberra West
Company Register Entry from The Feder Capital Press
A printed registration notice from The Feder Capital Press of Australia Pty Ltd records company details at Canberra with formal registry wording and date. The readable fragment cites official registration data and corporate identity.
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Feder Capital Press of Australia Pty Ltd
Mort Stirct Canberrs Ity
Kamikaze Wins Summer Cup Narrowly
Kamikaze defeats rival Kamikaze by a nose after a tight finish in the Summer Cup. Ar thur Ward rode Kamikaze to lead late and deny King Of The Castle and Alkpick. Regal Peace, ridden by Moore, won the December Stakes by two and a half lengths.
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Kamikaze
Ray Selking
Foo
Turan
Setktis
Sud
Committed
Regal Peace
Rage
Sydney Lacks
Regal Peuce
Ci [Moore
Queensland Rescue by Mackay Fisher Stand in Shield Match
A 137 run seventh wicket partnership between captain Ken Mackay and Barry Fisher steadied Queensland at Adelaide Oval. Queensland were 283 at stumps, leading South Australia by 295 runs with one day left. Other scores from the Australia domestic season and a Melbourne fixture between New South Wales and Victoria are noted.
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Adelaide
Tueday
Ken Mackay
Barry Fisher
Queensland
South Australia
Adelaide Oval
Ted
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Jangrson
Meson
Fmerson Wos Becuse
Pictrrangeli
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Emeanor
Pietrangel
Rod
Layer
Laver Cilinly
Lass
Joanne Brodie
Sylph
Lolita
Silhouette
Athena
Norla
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Boongown
Jolly Roger
Port Hitching
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Cape Bank
Willey
Pen
Sydney Weather Bureau
S. Africa
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Mune
Meal Malone
Southwell
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Meteoda
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Randwick
Childs
Alspick
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Singapore
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Alkpick
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Lopal
Howling Hall
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Todt
J. Mackay
Wailea
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Sincock
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Hawke
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Fun Out
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Dorian
Benaud Kirby
Benaud Kline
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Benaud
Simpsom
Sir Bagby
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