Redcraze Early Race Plans Stir Sydney Racing
Sydney will see Redcraze possibly race once at Flemington as T J Smith weighs weights for a Sydney and Brisbane Cup campaign. Evening Peal to resume training next week after Melbourne Cup run. Cardigan ridden by Bellwood heads to Wellington Cup, a half brother to Master Provan and a top New Zealand staying horse.
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Sugar Ray Underdog For Title Bout
New York reports Sugar Ray Robinson aims to finish Fullmer in five or six rounds in a 15 round title bout. Robinson, 35, holds a likely 120000 dollar share plus television and gate receipts. Fullmer, 25, receives about 12 percent of the net gate. If Robinson loses he can gain a rematch within 90 days as the titleholder.
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Cricket Draw For Saturday ACT CA competition round seven
The draw for round seven of the ACT.CA competition begins Saturday. Matches include Kingston v Turner Bt at Kingston, Queanbeyan v Northbourne at Queanbeyan, College v Northbourne at Acton No 2, Manuka-Yarralum Navy v Ainslie at Athalle, and RAAF v RMC at Reid Park. Byes and forfeits noted. ground details and officials listed.
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Navy
Northbourne
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Ains- Ne
York Park
Turner
Australian Naional Uni
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Acton No
Hall
Manuka-Varralumia
Acton
Brighter Cricket Under Review by Control Board
The board debated restricting fielding to two men around square leg and planned to consult state associations before decisions, potentially ahead of a West Indies tour in 1960 61 and a South Africa tour in 1963 64 subject to the International Cricket Conference. It will decide tomorrow whether Lindwall and Miller receive 900 conduct money, money held by the touring manager after articles were written for newspapers.
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South Africa
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Miler
Melbourne Man Wins £250 In Play Competition
Richard Beynon of South Yarra Melbourne won first prize of £250 in the Journalist's Club competition for the play The Shifting Heart. Martin Ashby of Inverell took £50 for The Big Multicoloured Umbrella. Hugh Hunt of the Elizabethan Theatre Trust praised the winner as outstanding.
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Melbourne
Journalists Club
Richard Bey
South Yarra
Martin Ashby
Inverell
Elizabethan Theatre Trust
Hugh Hunt
Camp at Sturt Island Seeks 70 Applications
More than 70 applications have been received from Cooma Queanbeyan Canberra and the ACT for the Sturt Island Summer Camp run by the YMCA. The group departs Friday by YMLA bus with senior and junior divisions and a midweek mix. Two Sydney YMCA youth leaders will join as part of their training.
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Canberra
Sturt Leland
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Sydney Ymca
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Eack
Actress Teanne Dr and Paul Brinkman Reconcile in Hollywood
Hollywood report says Teanne Dr and ex husband Paul Brinkman reconciled after a bitter split last year. Brinkman told a reporter that the family is happier now and they remain together.
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England Open With Solid Start In Test Ashes
England benefited from careful partnerships as Comp ton and Cowdrey steadied the innings after lunch to reach 0 for 73. South Africa relied on offspinner Tayfield whose tight spell and strikes at key wickets slowed England while May struggled to score and lead the innings.
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Trout Fishing Good In A C T Streams
A C T Angling Association spokesman said trout fishing was good across ACT streams during Christmas and New Year holidays. Anglers reported decent catches in Mulonglo River near Canberra, despite dry weather, though Murrumidgee areas were fouled with weed and slime. Tributaries remained clear and productive.
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Fragmented OCR Listing with Names and Numbers
Readable fragments show a long numeric and name list, with addresses and lottery style entries. Mentions Bydney Ltd and Chesher, Dunning Avenue Rosebery, Haymarket, Five Dock, Windung, and various coded entries, weights, and song titles.
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Bomb Explodes in Havana Nightclub Injuring Two
A bomb blast at a Havana nightclub injures two women as political unrest spreads. In Manicaragua two men are found shot dead, bringing this month’s death toll to 66.
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P. Reuter
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Victoria Wins Shield Games in Queensland Thriller
Victoria defeated South Australia outright but faced the narrowest save chance before a late burst by Jack Edwards and Billy Watson secured a 162 run victory. Stevens led NSW with 103 while Pinch added 61 as Victoria dominated the final day.
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Watson to Ply in Testimonial
Sydney report notes a testimonial match featuring Watson and fellow players. The event highlights include Billy Woe, Burke, McCale, and Je Martin as key figures. Harvey’s and associates are listed, with comments on team selection for both sides.
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Je] Martin
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Olympic Games Budget Seen Break Even
Melbourne reports the Olympic budget may balance with the day’s coat of about £6,000,000. Wilfrid Kent Hughes, jet executive of the Olympic Organising Committee, said tonight that the figure could be balanced.
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Astralia
Wilfrid Kent Hughes
Kangaroos Edge Catalans in Turbulent France Test
The Kangaroos remained unbeaten in France after a wild match against the Army, scoring four tries with Gordon Cil ford notably kicking four goals. Catalans, led by Puig Aubert with six penalties and a 20-yard field goal, faced a volatile second half with fights and suspensions, including Kangaroo Brian Davies sent off briefly.
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