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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jan 06, 1964

Page

7

Canberra Racecourse doubles win for Royle riders

David Royle rode two winning mounts at Canberra Racecourse on Saturday after a spell of light weights. He claimed Wirralee Lad to beat Looking and Rescaler in a fast finish while Evan Hill, ridden by N. Munsie, chased Provocation but slipped to second as Wilgas passed to win the Flying Handicap.

Apprentice Sydney David Royle Canberra Royle Alnsite Henry Downey Rescaler Ay Ve [Evans Evan Hill Wilgas Mr. Evans Rosehill N. Munsie Provocation Eatra Bombay Wilgis Davidson Fiery Canterbry Town Social Jacksy N. Munsic Rat Town Social Munsie

Ainslie Likely To Keep Cricket Lead At University Oval

Ainslie ended day one with a solid position against University at University Oval. Kingston opened with 45, Buckmaster and Morey bowled well, and University closed at 98 for two after James and McCarty took early wickets. Manuka and Narra ebundah Oval reports note strong batting by Hamilton, James, and Holt, with promising starts from Suburbs and Queanbeyan sides.

Ainslie University University Oval Kingston Donnell Uve Vickwall Wartener Wattanere Cnirt James McCarty Kent Hamilton Northbourne Oval Nickels Tomer Northern Suburbs Ferguson Martin Wilton Eyes Wondy Turse Notboure Manuka Oval McPherson Curran Gallop Booth Buckmaster Morey Queanbeyan Hott Wood Manuke Narra Ebundah Oval Crow Bergin Magha Manwaring Armour Tack Gon Holt Monika Hid

Close Finish Highlights Ainslie Oval Track Event

At Ainslie Oval on Saturday the men’s open 100 yards saw four runners within a foot of each other with David Grimbeiga and Southern Mond of Queanbeyan taking the title in 10.25 from Frank Hutch. Sub-juniors under 17 100 yards were led by Trevor Menzies of Queanbeyan ahead of Brian Grahame and Don Axon. Julian Scat of South Canberra won the men’s open 880 yards in 2m6s, with Brian Grahame posting a best 15 year old high jump at 2.2m. Tan Cocks claimed the discus over 144m as preparations for team selection continued.

Ainslie Oval David Grimbeiga Queanbeyan Frank Hutch Bathurst Wis GE Goulburn Peterson Tehniversity Puta Yaa Syeipche Py Anya Fulton Tony Beard North Canberra Trevor Menzies Brian Grahame Don Axon Canberra Julian Scat South Canberra Ray W Tan Cocks

Australian women’s tennis star in year end vote

Australia’s Wimbledon champion Maree Smith is fourth in the Woman Athlete of the Year poll for 1962. Mary Wright topped the annual AP year end poll as the top woman athlete, with Mario Bueno of Brazil second in the poll referenced.

INAP New York Australia Mareard Smith Associated Press of America Mary Searhge Mickey Wright Agso Mario Bueno Brazil United States

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