Queensland Wins Shield Match Against N S W
Queensland defeated New South Wales in the Sheffield Shield by day one in Sydney. NSW scored 220 in their first innings, while Queensland replied with 418 in their first innings as play continued. A notable stand between Jun Oras and N S W Saphin boosted Queensland before Miller retired hurt.
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Oydney
Weanesday
Queensland
Sydney
Jun Oras
N.S. W. Saphin
Kelli Miller
Berore Miler
50 Mile Walk for Treatment by Hurt Aborigine
An aborigine walked fifty miles seeking treatment after being shot and injured in Arnhem. He arrived yesterday with a badly torn arm and leg, carried by supporters to reach medical help.
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Warwin
Wennesday
Sion
Arnhem
Erday
Week-end Bowls Fixtures in Federal District Association
Week-end fixtures announce the start of the Federal District Bowling Association season with trials and representation trials for Canberra Bowling Club. Competition games span Saturday and Sunday with teams listed, match pairings, and times across venues, including Canberl a City and related clubs.
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Federal District Bowling Association
Canberra Bowling
Liecoming
Wear-One
Canbertla City
Rosewall Wins Close Match in ACLA Davie Cup
Rosewall defeated Lovett in straight sets 8 4 and 9 7 to win a tight tennis match in the ACLA Davie Cup. Lewis Head advanced to the semi finals with a 6 3 6 0 victory over Mel Andeyson.
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Atrathfield
Gradwin Lovett
Rosewall
Lovet i
Lewis Head
Soilnd
Ove Mel Andeyson
Landy Bounces Back in Melbourne 80 Yard Race
John Landy world mile record holder staged a dramatic comeback at Olympic Park in the 80 yards. Spurrier and Landy clashed with Landy finishing three inches ahead in 1 51.8 seconds, narrowly missing the Australian record. Spurrier later said he was surprised by Landy’s burst and expected a strong showing in the 1500 metres.
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Melbourne
Wed
John Landy
Olympic
Spurrier
Landy
Spurries
Lanely
Mery
Mery Linentank
Lincoln's
Dave Blephens
Victoria
Australi
Miller Doubtful For Tour
Australian cricket news reports Miller may miss the England tour due to a recurrence of a knee injury. The plan is to consider him for the Marley-Taylor testimonial at the Sydney Cricket Ground and selections for the Australian team will come from the January 13 to 17 match at the SCG.
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Billers
State Lottery draw notices from Port Kembla to Mascot
The notice lists State Lottery No. 3502 and 3503 results with multiple syndicate entries and prize placements. Names and addresses from Port Kembla to Neutral Bay appear for first to fourth prizes, including Mrs. Nt Barri man, H. Gosiln, and A. Mars len, among others, with several street locations and affiliations.
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Port Kembla
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Annniversary
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S. Backhouse
Caravan Mead Road
Oyster Barth
A.better
H. Gosiln
Military Road
Neutral Bay
Ni Potter
Andrews
Darlin Avenue
Davrd
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Down’ Street
Hurstville
Ltd
G.H. Macbianaid
Gwr
Sydney
Hyee
Mars
Len
Read
Covemal
Duke “Ann Synd
Inene Sykes
Cowal Street
Mascot
Australian Schoolboys golf semifinal results at Beverly Park
Five year old Weone Hicks of Victoria defeated Jay Morton of New South Wales in the semi final 4 and 3 after leading 3 up on the 18th. Bob Toury of South Australia beat Bent Sunderland of Western Australia in the other semi final.
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Weone
Ranvall Hicks
Victoria
Pny
Jay Morton
N.S.W
Astralian
Beverly Parke
Hicks
Bob Toury
Bent Sunderland
Band J
Victoria Wins Shield Game In Melbourne Opener's Strong Start
Victoria defeated Sarith Australia by one inning in a shield game opener at Bl Alda Forty Init. Colin MaBorate opened with a scoreless display, while Lou Australia and Lalit contributed key moments as the hosts secured an early advantage.
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Melbouine
Wednesdey
Sarith Australia
Alda
Colin MaBorate
Lou Australia
Lalit Uf
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