Kingston holds cricket lead with narrow Canberra win
At Queanbeyan Park Kingston earned a tight road innings win, stifling Queanbeyan’s bid for outright victory. Ainslie beat Manuka Warralumia at Kingston Oval, signaling a strong threat for remaining fixtures as RMC Stat toppled RAAF in 2nd grade. ACT clubs Acton SC and ANU won in 3rd grade with premiers at stake. ACCA meet tonight to finalize Echuca trip and Canberra visit by Sydney Poidevin-Grey Shield team.
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Queanbeyan Park
Northbourne
Batone Diarlay
Queanbeyian
Ainslie
Manuka ‘Arralunia
Kingston Oval
RMC
RAAF
Navy
Canberra
Queanbeyan
Munuka- Warralumia
Acton Sports Club
Australian National University Ht
Aupre
Hall
Manuka- Yarralumla
Northbourne LV
Kingston
ACCA
Finlise
Echuca
Sydney
Outstanding Cricket Performances First Grade and Second Grade Notes
Amalie Skipper Brian James took 4 for 43 from 14 overs as Northbourne chased Queanbeyan's first innings score with a decisive late stand. Watson and Seymour top the batting, while Morrison led the bowling for his clubs. Strong fielding and steady bowling shaded the match as the final total neared the target.
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Nar
Kingston Oval
Amalie
Bearle and
Selleck
Brian James
Fren Reed
McCarty
Nukal Yarralumla
Wergio
Graham
Hawke & Lees Stuart
Lees Searle
Belleck Ibn
James
Canron
Carty
Quinn
Snowle St
Nelson
James Thorpe
Griffith
James Chriatie
Last Over Victory By Kingston Delays Turner Draw
At Turner Oval a 102 run third wicket stand between Smith and Watson put Turner on track for a free innings win over Kingston in the opening session. Kingston's improved fielding slowed Turner late, turning the day into a near draw as the last wicket held out. Col Watson top scored with 89 for Turner while John Smith struck 49. Kingston bowlers Robin Morey Backen and Clear shared honours on a negative wicket as Kingston posted 236 in their first innings.
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Kingston
Turner
Turner Oval
Beween Smith
Watson
Col. Watson
John Smith
iKingston
Robin
Morey
Backen
Clear
T Turner
Nicholas
Forner
Rigney
Ibw
Watton
Smith
Jolliffe
Argue & Deggett
Purler
McMahon
Drayton
Fey
Hudson
E - O Reid
Sundries
Ainslie Tops Total 213 Bowling With Wide Lead
After Ainslie's overnight 5 163 total at Manuka Yarra, the club led 138 in the second Spnings as Robin Morey Backen lear Connelly Quigg and Ainslie posted small scores. The report notes final totals and steadier play as the event moved forward.
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Robin
Morey
Backen
Lear
Connelly
Quigg
Ainslie
Closture
Manuka-Yarrajumla Tetamen
Fine Bowling By Seymour For Queanbeyan
Northbourne tail-end batsmen carried their overnight score of 7/16 into the day, ending 166 runs short of Queanbeyan’s first innings total of 207. Fred Seymour took 8/20 from seven overs in the bowling show. In the second innings Northbourne SVatamen rallied after a 73 stand between Smith and Buckmaster, with Bob Hawke adding 47 as they reached 170, four runs short of parity.
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Northbourne
Queanbeyans Fist
Fred Seymour
Vatamen
Smith
Buckmaster
Bob Hawke
Shield chase puts Queensland in strong position over South Australia
In Brisbane, Queensland led by 9 for 460 at stumps against South Australia. Grout and Freeman were not out, McLaughlin made 93 before Ridings stump him on a loose delivery, as Lindwall contributed powerful hitting in a high scoring day.
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Sunaay
Queensland
South Australia
Grout
Freeman
Jack Mclaughlin
Ray Lindwall
Burger
Bratchford
McLaughlin
Ridings
Lindwall
Minor Grades Second Grade Cricket Summary
Minor Grades Queanbeyan 308 defeated Turner 266 Kennedy 79 Willis 73 Bennett 47 Ryan 8/9 Spavin 3/36 Ainslie 83 145 Williams 45 Park 32 Hut chison 4/38 tied Navy Round 148 O Keefe 33 Knight 4 40 Manuka Yarralumla 132 4/87 Kandara Arach Kingston 68 King 26 Morrison 6/30 O Connor 2/10 RM Stull 211 2/4 a RAAF 184 McDowell 58 Morrison 4 27 Bell 3 19 Stevenson 45 Morrison 6 55 Bolway 331 outrighhe
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Turner
Kennedy
Willis
Bennett
Ryan
Spavin
Ainslie
Williams
Park
Hutchison
Navy
O'Keefe
Knight
Manuka-Yarralumia
Kandara-Arach
Kingston
King
Morrison
O'Connor
RM. Stull
A. Raaf
McDowell
Bell
Stevenson
Bolway
Outrighe
Cricket scorecard snippet from Australian university match
Third Grade Australia National University posted 138 and 105 with Turner to top Hall 171 for a big innings. Man Kä-Yarralumig fell 100 and 140 as Constance 39 Watt 30 Coulton 42 led Kingston 9/244. Acton Sports Club 5/126 declared, Queanbeyan bowled for 3/57, Kingston 9/244 leads.
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Australia National University
D. Turner
Oram
Bull
Hall
Gribble
O'Sullivan
Radcliffe
O'Brien
D. Manka
Publication record for The Federal Capital Press of Australis
Printed and published by Christopher John Shakespeare for The Federal Capital Press of Australis Pty. Ltd. at the company offices on Mort Street. Bra ACT.
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Christopher John Shakespeare
Federal
Capital Preas of Australis Pty. Ltd
Mort, Street
Bra
ACT
Murray Rose Shatters Two World Records at Sydney Meet
Sydney, Sunday. Triple Olympic gold medallist Murray Rose set two world records at North Sydney Olympic Pool winning the New South Wales 440 yards and 400 metres titles. He clocked 25.98 for 400 metres and 4 minutes 2 1/..."
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Murray Rose
North Sydney
Olympic
Rose
N.E.W
Ford Kortno
John Marshall
Rose Ho
Bam Hertford
Brian Wilkinson
Terry Gathercole
Weat Wyalung
Geoff Shipton
Arganda Tops Challenge Stakes Market After Flying Handicap Win
New Zealand sprinter Arganda shared top odds with Gay Vista for the Chall Stakes after winning the Flying Handicap at Canterbury. Jockey T Hill praised Arganda as one of his fastest mounts, noting Arganda’s straight-line burst to a two-length victory despite some early crowding. Odds list includes Gay Vista, Terrnyan, and other rivals in the latest market.
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Gay Vieta
Canterbury
Australia
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Terrnyan
Wen Ront
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Jay
Bega
Mary
Argands
King's Compound
Aboukir
My Kingdom
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Anniversary Hcp
Empire Link
Cynara
Oxley Shines In Inkerman Handicap Victory
Oxley, a 7 to 1 favorite, wins the Inkerman Handicap ahead of Royal Sirius by a length and a half with Triloch third. Owners Messrs Ballilleu and Matear bought Oxley for 7000 guineas aiming a hurdler, after prior wins in Sydney and Melbourne including the City Tafts Cup at Randwick. Red Joker wins the Normanby Handicap at Moonee Valley, beating Blue Amber by a head with Fascinating and other contenders disappointed.
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View
Hin
Sydney
Melbourne
Randwick
Ararat
Moonee Valley
Normanby
Blue Amber
William
Koseirako
Winn! Ng
Athletes Shine At Reid Park Meet Of Windy Conditions
At Reid Park athletes delivered strong marks led by Juno Hawes and A Morton. Morton won five open events including 100 yards in 10.1 seconds, while Hawes set junior 220 yards record at 23.4 and contributed in multiple junior events. Peter Scott matched two records in junior events and the program previews next Sunday's tuneup for the Country Championships.
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C Hawes
Bowth Club
A. Morton
South Club
Peter Scott
Highland Club
Toft. Din
Col Robbie
Reid Park
Broia
A. Moron
AG Morton
Morton
Robbie
BR Jenkins
Donohue
Hawes
C. Hawes
Scott
New Junior Mil Record Set at Olympic Park
Melbourne reporters note a junior mile record set yesterday at Olympic Park. Silcott broke a world junior mile mark while Eliott clocked 4 minutes in a separate race toward Lake Banif. Coach Percy Certity praised his trainee and predicted a bright future, saying watch him topple the record.
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Melbourne
Herb. Silcott
Olympic Park
Eliott
Lake Banif
Jon Clarke
Percy Certity
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