Cricket statistics reveal top batsmen and bowlers across grades
King stone Rolt Barry Strahan leads batting with 249 runs at 49.7 average in Kingston. Jim Backen tops bowling with 11 wickets at 68, while Kevin Myer and Brian James share 17 wickets. First and Second Grade lists show B Strahan Hawke McClure and others with varied averages and totals. A practice match at Reid Park set for January 23 with ACTC and ACTCA sides and team selections to follow.
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Kingston
Barry Strahan
Bob Hawke
Northpomrge
Aii
Dewness
Jim Backen
Ainslie
Kevin My
Brian James
B. Strahan
Bo Hawke
N. McClure
J. Dudman
RALC
EB Smith
Mf. Joliffe
Hattersley
M.C
J. Backen
M. Burge
R.M.C
KL McCarty
Watterston
R. Howe
G Stuart
M. Johne
F. Seymour
B Robin
A. Culling
Wat
J. Goldsmith
J. Beatty
le Lees
B. Horan
Aaron
D Moore
EB. Snowie
M.V
E. Dockar
J. Nish
M. Wheeler
P. Ray
K Geary
A. Burien
T. O'Connor
Deal
Knight
Poldevan Gray
Acta Sinder
ACTCA
Reid Park
Tanuary
Ipom
Joo Pr
Pheious
Pheious Pie: Under Ja1—G. Hamlin? - Yea,w. Atkinson, I Hardy, James, B. Strahan
Wanda
Dastary
Silver Phantom Shines in Randwick Work Ahead of Canterbury
Silver Phantom ridden by A Ward impressed with speedy five furlongs in 1 0 0 at Randwick. Amey Arganda, a dual entrant for Canterbury Welter and Handicap events, shows strong form. Lord Ignara and Belmore Braken also feature, with Runange contesting the Campese Stakes and Arganda set for Australian debut at Canterbury.
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Sydney
A. Ward
Canterbury
Feor
Randwick
Amey
Arganda
Hust Stim
Aboukir
J. Thompson
Royal Stream
C. Howard
Lord Ignara
Sandpeperry
Lord Gynnet
Canterbury Park
Belmore
Carrington Brake
Manians
N. McGrowdie
Maniana
Ae Unangs
Atl
Runange
Tan
Newmarket Handi cap Nominations Rise at Flemington Crown
Kingster entered for Newmarket Handicaps at Flemington with nominations closed for the Australian Cup. The Newmarket Handicap drew 410 horses, 12 more than last year, while the Australian Cup attracted 106 entries, up from 88. Apple Bay finished third last year but is not included.
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Copper Rey
Apple Bay
Newmarket
Flemington
State Lottery Draws and Syndicate Entries Summary
The State Lottery announces draw numbers and results including Lottery No 3760 with numerous entries and syndicates such as Bea Time, Golden Biove Hotel Matra ville, Lone Hand synd, Silver Boot synd, Christmas Rush synd, New Year dyna, and Come Boon synd. It lists winners, ticket numbers, and participating locations across Sydney and Wentworthville, with published sample results and official notice from The Federal Capital Press of Australia Pty. Ltd.
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E. G. Smith
Golden
Matraville
Tinker
the Grove
Austinmer
Huffman
Killeen Street
Wentworthville
Cameron
State ‘Reformatory
Long Bay
D. Atkins
Es- P
Sydney
Dyna
A. Mangold
G.P.O
Ereih Batiz
Kramer Leads Canberra Fans to Goulburn Tennis Night
Canberra fans expect Jack Kramer’s pro team to play at Goulburn and District Tennis Association courts on Sunday. Bev Paceno Segura of Ecuador will face Rex Hartwig, Tony Trabert will play Frank Sedgman, with Segura and Trabert pairing in doubles. Ken Rosewall will not participate as he is not contracted to play country events. Special seating accommodates 1,000 spectators.
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Canberra
Goulburn
Jack Kramer
Goulburn and District
Bev Paceno Segura
Ecuador
Rex Hartwig
Tony Trabert
Frankedgman
Segura
Trabert
Hartwig
Sedgman
Ken Rosewall
Oxford Cambridge May Not Be Held Amid Petrol Rationing
In Britain the annual Oxford-Cambridge host race may not be held due to petrol rationing. Oxford has been refused a training luncheon permit and Cambridge has not yet applied.
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London
Reuters
Britain
Oxford
Cambridge
Newcastle Should Have Win In Country Tennis
Newcastle’s No.1 men’s tennis team appears set to win the country week tournament at White City after two decisive rounds. They defeated Nyngan 50 games to 28 and Canberra 46 games to 34, with Canberra their main threat. The doubles pairing won their eighth match in a row, while teammates Hrugen and Markey struggled against Canberra.
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Bydney
Newcastle
White City
Nyngan No
Act
Canberra
Nets
Hrugen
Markey
L. Lonergan
J. Jor- Bensen
A.C.T
Jardine
Newe
J. Jor-gensen
Ki. Bycroft
L. Damond
A.ct
Binns
Dovin
V. Jorgensen and Lonergan (Act.) 6-0, 6-1; v. Bycroft and Osmond
ACT. I
Newcastle I
Roberts
Wv Dickson
Kelson
Newey
V. Woods
Rutherford
R. Bennett
KR. Patterson
Vo Woods
V. Pera
Kelson Altury
Zeta
J. Matthews
J. Carter
Ce Roberts
Putn
Set-up For Brilliant Seabeau Could Meet Todman in Sire's Produce
New Zealand based brilliant Seabeau will be brought back by Conaghan next Sunday with Ray Ribbon and Summarily from spell. Seabeau ready for autumn juvenile races upon return as glamour colt eyes clash with Sydney champions Todman and Concert Star in Sire's Produce Stakes at Flemington or Randwick. Racegoers anticipate a Melbourne autumn meeting for the youngsters amid carnival buildup. Ray Ribbon resumes under new colours after spell, with Harmonist eyeing the Normandy Handicap. Harmonist, trained by Roy Shaw, worked a mile in 1 43 at Flemington for best morning time.
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New Zealand
Ray Ribbon
Summalu
Conaghan
Seabeau
Sydney
Todman
Concert Star
Flemington
Randwick
Melbourne
Monist
Roy Shaw
Harmonist
Caulfield
Canberra Juniors Defeat Newcastle For Rogers Cup
Canberra Juniors beat Newcastle by 16 runs to win the Rogers Cup at Empire Park. Canberra posted 175 with Ken King 74 not out and Russell Parkes 46. King also took 4/50. Newcastle, replying, were all out for 159 as Michael Little top scored with 60 not out.
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Cope Weiter
Newcastle
Empire Park
Canberra
Michael Little
Russell Parkes
Ken King
King
McConnell
Brat
Offer to Pay Miller's Fine by Melbourne Firm
A Melbourne firm Red Tulip Pty Ltd offered to pay the £100 fine imposed on Keith Millar by the Australian Board of Cricket Control. A director said Miller had been unjustly treated given his service to Australian cricket. Workers collected funds, but the company contributed most of the money. Miller in Sydney said he would accept the offer.
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Melbourne
Turaday
Australian Board of Cricket Control
Keith Millar
Red Tulip Pty, Ltd
Prattan
Miller
Sydney
Hla Coatituete
NSW Seconds Start Well in Melbourne Test
Melbourne match report records NSW Seconds opening strong with 169 by Saunders and 131 not out by Philpott in a solid batting display. Captain Clive Johnston contributed 68 as Verdant Victoria weathered hostile bowling from Pearce and others on an ideal batting track.
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Melbourne
Tulas
Nsw
Ats
Phewinst Vieturat
Wos
Clive Johnston
Vicorian
Ken Pearce
Rose May Miss 1650 Yards in NSW Titles Race
Sydney press reports world champion Murray Rose will contest the 1650 yards title if Graham Hamilton wins the half mile. Championships start at North Sydney Olympic Pool Saturday night with Rose aiming at the 400 metres and 440 yard events. Rowe shows reluctance to race the 1490-yard title.
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Rose
N.S.W
Sydney
Murray Rose
Graham Hamilton
North Sydney Olympic Pool
Rowe
Pennant Bowls Resume At The Week-end
Pennant bowls resume with Queanbeyan facing Canberra at Forrest greens in senior grade. Canberra City also meet Crookwell while Goulburn vs Canberra South looms. No. 2 pennant leaders include Goulburn and Canberra South with key Sunday matches and byes noted. Team lists and local club competitions at Canberra South follow.
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Queanbeyan
Witeh
Canberra
Forrest Greens
Canberra City
Crookwell
Shoud
Gasdywitt
Goulburn
Canberra South
Yaas
Goulburn Railways
Yous
Kenmore
Teaders
Canberra City A
Peninant
Canberra West
City B
Captain's Flat
Cooma
Crookwell A
Pennant
Condron
Dergast
Marker
Byrn
Lamb
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D. Wright
R. Coffey
W. Jenkien
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R. Lambert
J. Gilmore
D. Wheen
M. Ball
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George McManus
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