Moon and Prince Charter in Canterbury Maiden inquiry at Randwick
Jockeys George Moore and Jack Thompson clashed in the stewards room after the Canterbury Maiden at Randwick about a fall. Moore rode Prince Charter to win by a head amid interference claims with Belveron belonging to Thompson. The stewards adjourned the inquiry to Saturday.
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BDG
EAD
Randwick
Prince Charter
Alistain
Moore
New Amber
Jlen
G. Moore
S. Cassidy
Belveron
J. Thompson
W. Camer
Royal Val
R. George
Patrice
R. Selking
Remontant
Red Vain
Gay Castle
Swift Shaft
State Lottery Syndicates and Prize Totals Listed
Lotteries and syndicate entries from multiple regions are detailed with names and addresses. The records include prize tallies across several ticket tiers and note the publisher Christopher J Shakespeare of The Federal Capital Press in Canberra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher John Shakespeare
Federal Capital Preas of Australia Pty. Ltd
Mort Street
Braddon
A.C.T
Gay Vista Loses Favour For Challenge Stakes
In Sydney betting markets for the Randwick Challenge Stakes next Saturday week, Mariana and Arganda share favourite status over Gay Vista, who has not raced since June 30 and may miss the race if not ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Mariana
Arganda
Gay Vista
Randwick
Warwick Farm
Canterbury
Empire Link
Baystone
Koroschenko Promises Dominance at Manuka Oval
A 21-stone Emile Koroschenko claims he is the strongest man in the world and will face 290 lb Romanian Constanin e in a Manuka Oval tournament on January 21. Also appearing are King Kong, 33 1/2 stone Hungarian, and Austrian champion von Von Heczey. Promoter George Gardiner says the troupe tours Australia until July then goes to Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuka Oval
Emile
Killer
Koroschenko
Constantine
Popescu
Australia
Sydney
King Kong
von von Heczey
George Gardiner
Japan
Country Singles Tennis Title To Ken Binns
Twenty one year old Newcastle player Ken Binns won the country men s singles championship final at the White City courts. He defeated John Cooper Bathurst 6 0 6 4 to take the title and earlier beat Jim Matthews Albury in straight sets to reach the final. Binns then partnered with Ted MecQuilla Newcastle to win the men s doubles.
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Sydney
Newcastle
Ken Binns
White City
I'Ted MecQuilla
Binns
John ‘Cooper
Bathurst
Jim Matthews
Albury
Matthews
Tennis results from Public Service meet in Ennis
The latest round of Public Service tennis lists winners and scores across multiple cups. Broinowski Cup results include Sullican defeating Smith 6 4 6 3 and Lonergan beating Storey 6 4. others feature Harris, Wilson, McGoldrick, Roberts, and Brill advancing in close sets. The Till Archer Trophy and Permanent Heads Shield schedule finals and semi finals with a full day of matches and trophy presentations by Mr. Sutcliffe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Sullivan
D. O. Smith
L. Lonergan
D. J. Storey
K. Harris
D. B. Hickey
D. Wilson
D. J. Swan
J. McGoldrick
D. R. Patterson
A. Edmends
D. H. Crampton
W.o
R. Bennett
D. B. Strahan
C. Roberts
D. J. Ryan
B. Graham
D. E. Pickering
R. Mager
D. H. Manning
R. Brill
D. T. Boag
J. Perez
D. H. Edwards
J. Jorgensen
D. J. Perez
Till Archer
D. Treasury W.o
P.M.G
A.G
D. P.S.B
Interior d
P.M
Stats
Auditor-General
P.S.B
Customs
V. R. Moger
G. Sutcliffe
Trial Game For Under 21 Cricketers
The A C T Cricket Association will stage a final under 21 trial match at Turner Oval next Sunday to select the ACT representative team to play the Combined Sydney Poidevan Gray side in anniversary weekend. Play starts 1 15 pm. Teams A and B listed with captains Hamilton and Christie. Unavailable players to notify selectors George Connelly or Joe Quinn.
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A.C.T. Cricket Association
Turner Oval
A.C.T
Sydney Poidevan-Gray
Canberra
P.m
Pees Hamilton
B. Strahan
J. Webb
R. Read
D. Reid
P. Lidbet
S T C Cup Race Set For April at Rosehill
A £5300 Sydney Turf Club Cup will be run over a mile and a half at Rosehill on Saturday April 6. The winner earns about £4000 plus sweep stakes and a gold cup valued at £300. The runner up prize is £? and third £500 with fourth prize £100.
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Sydney
Rose[hill
Swimmers Set Records In Championships
Betty Sykes and George Dawes each won two titles with multiple records. Sykes dominated senior and junior events including 220 yards freestyle and 110 yards junior freestyle, while Dawes swept several sprints and backstroke events, setting or tying records. Stuart Green also claimed two titles, including the senior 110 yards freestyle.
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Betty Sykes
George Dawes
Stuart Green
Barbara Hicks
Western Australia
Terry Dee
Tony Williams
Rollo Hasluck
Territories
Green
G. Ladd
W. Brophy
G. Davey
T. Dee
A. Williams
G.dawes
W. Knupkis
A. van der Wert
M. Somes
G Piper
C. Hingen
G. Dexter
K. Surmon
G Jennings
G. Dawes
B. Sykes
B. Hicks
J. Blakston
P. Blakston
V. Nicholson
W. van Pelt
R. Dean
F. Smidmore
Gmin
R. Hasluck
G. Nicholson
R. Little
B. Gregory
L. Wilde
Dexter
G. Piper
E. Hinges
Scollay
Hawke
Y. Hinges
J. Commwall
Leonard
G. Downer
Cornwall
Scran
Sykes
J, Blakston
M. Piper
B. Jay
B.sykes
D. Bryan
A. Ameng
Brophy
E. Spencer
Faith Leech Wins 100m Freestyle in Victorian Title Race
Olympic champion Faith Leech from Bendigo edged Sandra Morgan of New South Wales to win the Victorian swimming championships 100 metres freestyle final in Melbourne. Leech broke away in the last 25 metres to triumph by inches in a best Victorian time of 1 min 4.7 sec, after scratching from the breaststroke final to focus on free style and backstroke.
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Melbourne
Faith Leech
Bendigo
Sandra Morgan
Faith
Imin
ACT Cricket Draw Sets Round 8 Fixtures Across Grades
The ACT Cricket Association unveils Round 8 one day fixtures with First Grade matches Kingston versus Northbourne at Reid Park and Ainslie versus Turner at Ainslie. Second and Third Grade lineups include RAAF versus Navy at Narrabundah and Turner versus Northbourne A at Turner with multiple byes and venues across Kingston Acton and York Park.
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A.C.T. Cricket Association
Kingston
Northbourne
Reid Park
Graham
Metcalfe
Ainslie
Turner
Birch and Humphries
Manukg - Yarralumla
Canberra clubs set for 33 events in upcoming meet
Canberra South Club Canberra North Club and Canberra Highland Society Club prepare for 33 events as 18 men and one girl compete this year led by Robbie, Jenking, Dennis and Scott. Open 100 yd times near last year’s marks, with Morton, Jenkins and Scott posting strong sprints. Reid Park hosts further events ahead of top form.
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Canberra South Re North
Canberra
P. Scott
Aly
A. Morton
P. Dennis
Reid Park
Canberra South
Robbie
Fristad
Morton
Hawes
A. Woods
Jon Halloran
Canberra North
R, Jenking
Barnard
Stokes
Davis
Holiday Play Centres 10 Close Today
Vacation play centres in Canberra will close tomorrow after 16 days of activities for Canberra children. About 300 pupils gathered at Telopea Park School for a sports contest won by Yarralumla No 1, Turner No 2 teal second, and Turner No 1 third. The afternoon featured a swimming carnival and a safety demonstration with inter-centre carnival results.
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Canberra
Telopea Park School
Yarralumla
Turner
Park
Telopea Park
Telopes Park
Manuka Or & Safety
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Barry Moon
George Moore
Jambo Rose
B. Parkinson
New Kingdom
Cassidy
Prince Tauber
A. Clarke
Star Zeal
Starbold
Glamour Belle
Paistex
Cuban Tan
Slen
W. Camier
B. Thomas
Chan Beau
Vander
Beijing
Rhell
Long Hd
Daring Mac
T. Hill
Black Desmond
Wilson River
Agst
Ilen
Lilen
Syds
Warrah Prince
C. Kelly
Royal Edward
Arden
Scorawin
Royal Critic
iZlen
Kerrbrook
Duke
N. McGrowdie
Count Olin
Achillean
Alahvit
Lucie
W. Wyle
Arthur Street
Belmont South
R. Miller
Temoraard
Boughey
Glenbrook
H.C
D. Myhill
Noble Avenue
Greenacre
Ltd
Man
McCall
Clissold Parade
Campsie
Anan Coe
Gee
W. Hogan
Goodsell
St. Peters
E. Unsworth
Woonona Parade
Woonona
Ethel and
Ted
E. Ashpole
Ashburner Street
Manly
D. and
J. Such
c/o Raynors P.L
Punchbowl
F. Taylor
Crows Neat
Aan
Ennis
Canberra Swimming Club
George McManus
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