Kingston Struggles to Hold Lead in Multiline Cricket Card
Kingston chased a shaky start after winning the toss, slipping to 4/49 before a 42-run stand between King and Hoath steadied them any further collapse. Booth steadied with 34, Nash led Queanbeyan with 3/46. Northbourne and Turner Oval games feature strong bowling and late bursts, with Northbourne 1/31 and Turner 5/26 at stumps. Minor grades see Northbourne’s Funnel top-scoring and Ainslie leading Northbourne in first innings.
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Queanheyan
Sub district sports brief and results fragment
Partially readable sub district sports notes show multiple names and scores. Mentions Dees Hamh, Wasstings Aujanry, Grate Hig, Kershaw, Waters, Rycroft, Solos, Gratella and Mackay, with scattered numbers and team references. Overall available items are incomplete but indicate event results and player mentions.
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Hulls
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Kershaw
Wather
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SCOREBOARD First Innings And Mixed Bowling Summary
The scorecard lists Webb, Hamilton, Hooke, Preston, Watkins, James, McCarty, Read, Hawke, Crouch, Lees, Ready, Sundries, and others with multiple dismissals by Rigney, Spencer, and Briden. Northbourne and Queanbeyan Kingston sections detail Rees and Smith contributions, with bowling figures showing Spencer 2/?, Rigney 4/28, Nash 2/10 and others. Final totals present partial innings data, Sundries and notouts included.
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Yeo
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Smith Preston
Watkins
Rigney
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Rigney McCarty
Smith
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Brien
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Penns Field Wins Colf at Royal Canberra Meet
Penns Field captured the Loley cup for best mene at the day long Royal Canberra event despite a mixed lineup. Kevin Lid 68 and Ay fester led the A and B grade medals while T Cuswk won B grade AP Yoni. Chapman 12 ip 4 par led the Cuezler's. Results page L-
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Royal Canberra
Kevil Lid
Col Mrenmer
Chapman
Cuezler
S. Por
NSW springboard entrants train for state titles at Ryde
Three divers prepare for the NSW springboard championships at Ryde Pool on January 13. Robert Davies aged 14 competes in the junior section while Geoff Broderick 18 and Ray Holswich 17 contend in the senior men’s event. All have prior junior titles. A new durifex aluminum springboard arrived at the Olympic Pool, similar to the Rome Olympic setup, as Olympic rep Barry Holmes evaluates the youths.
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Ryde
Robert Davies
Geoff Broderick
Ray Holswich
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Davies
Holswich
Olyrop
Juniors Break Local Swimming Records In Canberra
Local meet in Canberra highlights record performances across ages. Elizabeth Mapassy sets new backstroke marks and Eric Whatman and others post fast times in freestyle and butterfly events, with multiple junior and senior divisions showing strong showings and new records.
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Eric Whatmar
Elizabeth Magassy
Elizabeth
Mapassy
Robert Mclmes
Six Horses At Five To One In Aberfeldie Handicap
Melbourne report from Moonee Valley notes the Aberfeldie Handicap where six horses opened at 5 to 1 five minutes before start. Smoke Flare, the Adelaide-trained rival, surged to 9 to 2 and finished second. San Remo, initially 11 to 2, won by a neck.
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San Remo
Costin and Nelson Shine in Melbourne Swim Meet
Sue Costin and Miss Nelson led the Australian swimming events at the National Championships in Melbourne. Costin challenged Stewart in the 110 yards backstroke while Nelson faced rivals in multiple races, with Dawn Fraser setting a new all comers record in the open events.
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Molin
Sun
Brita
Svijiey Stewart
Costin
Stewart
Melbourie
Yaa
Inp Giintey
Ae Nessants
Nelan
Tod
Herst
Nelson
Jan Andrews
Seton
Mesie Dawn Fraser
Miss McGill
Jueht
Rifle and Pistol Shoot Week Results At Canberra
Rifle and pistol events at the Canberra Rifle Club featured Ashton and Jden winning in over 300 yards crossfire. T Bird took the National Pistol Club A grade with 502, Corrigan second, while C grade saw Les Cottey at 520 and Mrs. Corrigan’s 349 securing top points amid the Canberra club standings.
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T. Ashton
J. Jeden
Canbes
T. Bird
Natio
R. Stanley
Nots
Les Cottey
Canberra
Canberra Pistol Chibs ( Pistol Shoot RK. Corrigan, On 4 Second and B. Wheder
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B. Gratan
W. De-Bes
J. Corrigan
Twilight Rag Light Meeting At AJ C In DHTE
A light meeting of the AJ C is planned for next Wednesday with details to be declared later. Local officials noted the event will be held at the organization’s venue and further information will follow.
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