Maniana Returns To Race At Canterbury
Maniana to race at Canterbury with rider M McGrowdle on Saturday in the Challenge Stakes at Randwick on January 26 while stablemate Beaupa is entered for the Anniversary Handicap. Flying on Saturday, a New Zealand gelding, will be ridden by J Hickey. Aboukir is top weight with 0.8 for the Flying, and trainer F Dalton plans a strong gallop with another horse at Randwick tomorrow. GQ Moore to ride New Stand in the Two Year Old Maiden at Canterbury. Trainer W Kennedy refused renewal of a permit to race his horses in Sydney. Gay Vista and Harnham Hill have resumed work at Rosebery for autumn racing goals.
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Sydney
Mariana
Carrington Staley
Randwick
Nest
Canterbury
Mmcgrowdle
Allsop
Maniana
Beaupa
Athia
Apprainse F. Dalton
Aboukir
Dalton
Moore
T. J. Smith
A.C
Iig
Fo W. Kennedy
Gay Vista
Harnham Hill
Rosebery
Bydiney
Kramer Wins Kooyong Court Use After Heated Debate
The meeting voted to grant Kramer use of Kooyong Courts amid strong opposition from several delegates. LTA president RN Yreland urged in favor, noting that without Kooyong Kramer would stage matches at West Melbourne Stadium during the Australian championships. Rosewall set to face Pancho Gonzales three nights before the Australian championships at the same venue.
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Ren Aionalennis
Od. OM
Ferguson
Lt.a.a
New South Wales
N. W. Strange
A. W. Cobham
NOW
Lt.a
LTA
RN. Yreland
Kramer
Kooyong
Weat
Melbourne Stadium
Rosewall
Ichard
Pancho Gonzales
State Lottery Special and Drawn Numbers Report
State Lottery results show multiple entries and prize codes. The list includes ticket numbers and draws such as TEN AT 650 and several 5 digit sequences. Other lines mention locations, names, and codes, all presented as a fragmented OCR snippet from a lottery page.
Frinted in Braddon Office Notice in Australis Capital
A brief government sourced notice published from Mort Street Braddon ACT references the Federal Capital Prem of Australis with offices listed. The fragmentary text notes an official location and administrative context for a capital authority.
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Cin UN Blinkeeye
Prem of Australis Oy
Mort Treet
Braddon
ACT
Newcastle Dominates Country Week At White City Courts
Newcastle teams dominated Day One of Country Week at White City courts. The No. 1 men’s team led by Markey won easily against Berrima and Gosford. The No. 4 Newcastle side suffered a defeat, with finals set for Saturday. Singles play starts next week and runs for a week.
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Newcastle
White City
Markey
Berrima
Gosford
White City Court
Elliott Wins Match At Country Week Tennis Tour
Canberra tennis player J Elliott edged Albury star Trevor Butler 7-5 8-4 at White City courts. After trailing 5-2 in the first set, Elliott surged back to win the set and then captured the second 8-6 to secure the match.
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Canberra
J. Elliott
White City
Elliott
Albury Star
Trevor Butler
Rose wins Dixie International tennis title in Tampa
Mervyn Roge of Australia defeated fellow countryman Don in the final 6 5 6 4 8 6 6 4 to take the Dixie International tournament in Tampa. The match finished after a straightforward frame sequence, with Roge securing the championship.
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Tampa
Bomb Hoax Causes Police Chase in New York
A bomb scare in New York on December 28 triggered a police chase as authorities investigated a phony explosive threat. The incident disrupted traffic and prompted emergency responses across several blocks. No injuries were reported and the source of the hoax remained unclear.
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New York
Acave
A C T Strong For Athletic Titles
A strong team from NSW represents the state in country athletics with hope for titles. Senior, junior and younger groups are urged to attend, training at Manuka Oval Monday night and Reid Park Tuesday.
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Valdr
Reid Park
Manuka Oval
Reid
Plans Set For Australian Swimming Titles Carnival
A Canberra led plan outlines the Australian Swimming Titles carnival with officials from New South Wales and Canberra coordinating referees judges and timekeepers. Top Australian Olympians including Murray Rose Dawn Fraser and Lorraine Crapp are anticipated to compete across four styles with diving exhibitions and a diving circus. Heats run February 15 and 18 with main sessions February 18 to 22 at Civic Centre and Kingston venues. The box plan is available at Ally Nish and Nish and Joyce.
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B. Grange
W. Amateur Swimming Association
Messrs. J. Brophy
RG. Turner
W. Hingee
Canberra Swimming Club
Jim Brophy Jnr
Australia
Allista
Murray Rose
Lorraine Crapp
Dawn Fraser
John Devitt
Faith Leech
Sandra Morgan
Kevin O'Halloran
David Thello
Ally Nish
Civic Centre
Nish
Joyce
Kingston
Department of the Interior
Australian Swimming Union
Aestherra
Kangaroos Stay Undefeated in France Tour
Avignon sides fall as Kangaroos dominate in French Club Championship with a 38 point win. Randy Adams starred at wing while lock forward played superbly in the tour opener with two matches remaining.
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Avignon
Reuter
France
Kangeroce
Champ
Randy Adams
Victorians Ease to NZ Tour Claims in Australia Match
Meckiff the standout as Victoria pace bowler leads a strong showing in the Australia XI trial. Meckiff took 6 for 75 with lively, speeding spells despite some errant lines. Meckitt’s 3 for 23 on debut suggests he could succeed Lindwall as Australia’s No 1 fast bowler. Lindwall’s XI posted 428, with Ray Lindwall’s tally trimmed by Meckiff’s bowling.
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Pathar
Ray Lindwall
Tampa
Kline
Lindwall
Meckitt
Ron Gaunt
Meckiff
Australia
Devitt Sets New 55 Yards Record at North Sydney Pool
Olympic swimmer John Devitt established an Australian official record of 24.7 seconds for 55 yards at North Sydney Olympic Pool. He had previously swum an unofficial 25.3 and beat Jon Henricks at Manly. Devitt’s coach predicted potential improvement to near 55.5 for the 100 yards and planned to target the 110 yards record next Saturday.
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John Devitt
North Sydney
Keith Miller Penalized For Writing Articles On Tour
The Australian Board withholds £100 from Keith Miller’s 1956 England tour payments for writing articles for newspapers, breaching a contract forbidding cricket commentary during the tour. Ray Lindwall faces a similar penalty as his letter’s contents reach Queensland. Miller’s letter notes £100 of £300 retained under contract clauses 14 and 15.
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Sydney
Australian Board of Cricket Control
England
Keith ‘Miller
Miller
Ray Lindwall
Queensland
Lindwall
Confusion Over Shock Soccer Break
Breakaway movement forms as clubs protest administration control in New South Wales soccer. Officials say the split aims to end a perceived stranglehold, with plans to seek affiliation with national bodies and possible reorganization if senior teams remain scarce. Deputy chairman A Burton notes dissatisfaction with current control and warns against a split becoming permanent.
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WE Secsal
Orday
Clube
Probaly
Admin-Linstead
Hax
Questa
Nabanlablace
Associat
George
Wollongong
Man Warringah
Federation of Soccer Clubs
A. Burton
N.8.w
Burton
Davis Cup Aim for Brisbane Venue Next Year 1989
The LTA aims to make Brisbane the Davis Cup venue next year or in 1989. The association will build a two storey air conditioned club room at Milton courts and increase permanent seating by 1000.
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Brisbane
Association
Milton Courts
Peter Burge's Father Dies in Brisbane
Peter Burge withdrew from a match at the Sydney Cricket Ground after learning his father Thomas John Burge, a prominent cricket official, had died in Brisbane. The 53 year old manager of Australia’s first team to visit the West Indies scored 43 not out for Harvey's XI before returning home to Brisbane.
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Tig Aled
ITA
Sydney
Cotl
Noemi
Meekis
Siu
Richie Henaud
John Freeman
Kline
Les Favell
Peter Burge
Neil Harvey
Byuney
Bydney Cricket Ground
Thomas John Burge
Brisbamt
Burge
West Niles
Harvey's
Brisbane
A. J. C Leads in Prize Money Ahead of Sydney Turf Club
Sydney notices that A. J. C stands well ahead of the Sydney Turf Club in prize money distribution. A spokesman cited ASC figures showing over £2,000 in distributions by June 30 and £308,921 for the year to June 30, 1956 across 32 race meetings, noting contrasts with Randwick features.
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Sydney
Sydney Turf Club
Van
Gene Drie Anne
Randwick
Squrer
ASC
Ihe
T.C
ALG
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