Competition Cricket Roundup Shows Mixed Scores Across Grades
The F C T Cricket Association completed rounds last Saturday with few high scores. Ville pl scored 61 for Manuka in B Grade, while Hall defeated Maduka B Grade due to a strong first innings showing. Ainslie cruised to 3004 runs for eight wickets in their match, overshadowing rivals.
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F.C.T
Association 5
Ville
Manuka
Maduka
Hall
Wee
Ainslie
Cippenerth
Kingston and Haig Parke clash as Amalie batsfield
Kingston declared after amassing 390 runs from previous play. Amalie and Lane led a high scoring day with Jones run out at 12, while Evans, Merriman and Ware led bowling for Kingston. Northbourne and Queanbeyan also posted totals as the match advanced with Crombie and Lees among the standout performers.
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Kingston
Haig Parke
King
Ainslié
Miralle
Amalie
Cana Edington
Jones
Southwell
Ainalissiat Na Mae
Ware
Williams
Hingston Ints
Evans
O'Halloran
Duncen
Londhwall
Weil Ata Duncan
Bedlington Wiliams
Ryan
Saul
Merriman
de Evans
Len
Sutherland
Cavanagh
Halington
Beongece
Loran
C Duncan
South Wei
A. Drayton
Manuka Defeats Hall At Manuka Oval In Dismissal Victory
Manuka beat Hall by innings and 21 at Manuka Oval after Hall took early control with a four wicket lead. In Manuka first innings A Stafford opened and fell for four. McGill and Hilder added 42 as Maloney and Moore led with four for 30 and 35 respectively. Hall’s bowlers dominated the second innings with Moore 4 for 30 and Maloney 4 for 25, aiding a collapse that left Hall with a decisive win by innings and 21.
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AE Steere
Manuka
Hall
Niga
Manuka Oval
Anuka
Ans
A. Stafford
L. Regrtion
F. Reardon
Rogers
H. Maloney
Argt
McGill
Hilder
Mey
D. Moore
R.’ Kappler
Hall’ Ing
C. Moore
Rung
Maloney
Taning
B. F. Davidson
W. Miles
E. Hicks
Worthy
L. iMaroney M
Homano
B. C
A. McGill
Ly Majoney
Ma Toney
J. Stirling
Kappler
A. Cannon
L. Maloney
Hall Defeats Manuka by Eighty-Eight in First Innings
Hall won by 88 runs on the first innings after a lengthy delivery of scores. Anderson top-scored with 22 for Hall while Buckmaster and Starling took key catches and Perry’s bowling ran through the Manuka lineup. Manuka’s innings saw Vest and Kilby among their bowlers, with Hall finishing strong in the second innings.
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Hall
Matuka
Mapuke
Buckmaster
Starling
Perry
Anderson
Manuka
Ferry
Dinnerville
Kilby
Vest
Garrett
Bradley
J. Vest
Wight
Bell
West
J. Vweat
W. Bell
Fimertop
Veati
B. Kilby
Cameron
Emerton
Tembiy
Temby
L. Perry
Williams
Sub-District Northbourne v Hall Hall cricket match
A detailed score narrative covers Northbourne and Hall Hall with multiple players named. Bowling figures show Crumpbie 5/83 and Southwell 6/14, culminating in Molonglo winning by an innings and 4 runs after first and second innings totals and key dismissals.
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OWL Onies
Serre Crombie
Curran Sans Prowse
Ieieaume Hall
Robbie
Haslam
W.robbie
Molonglo
C.' Pike
Aston
Bourke
Lito G. Pike
Brown
H- Robbis
Lloydl
MeJannett
Lidya i
Lloyd Hurley
Seymour
McJaynett
C McJannett
Lloyd Tindale
Taibert
Loyd
L. Haslam
Luton
Lambert
Foote
O'Reilly
Ligud
City B grade pennant winner over Canberra Reds
Moss's City rink won by nine points in a return second round game against Gray's Reds, securing Moss's quartet's fifth straight win. Details list players Love Mackay Morris Moss Traynor Chalmers Johnston Grattan Hanley Baker DiAregia Cottingham Goo.
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Forrest Green
Canberra
D'Arcy
Gray
Reds
Moss
City
Stay. Co. Love
Mackay
Morris
Traynor
Porch
Chalmers
SINGLEHANDED CHAMPION Bhips and Lamb in tight play
Reports from a club play feature Martin defeating Baggett 31 to 22 in 33 ends as Lamb overpowers Pike 81 to 15 late in the match. Beal and others compete in handicap and practice rink events with varied results. Canberra Whites beat Queanbyyan 88 to 21 in a no match.
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Bhips
Martin
Baggett
Lamb Det
Pike
Basnett
Ito
Bassatt
Ipeaisiet Pike
Lamb
Woo
Canberra
Whites
Northbourne versus Queanbeyan match report
In a drawn looking game Queanbeyan led Northbourne in the first innings but the towntoowndetail remains unclear. The score was 127 for four when play paused and resumed with Queanbeyan declaring while Northbourne batted again, leaving the result uncertain.
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Queanbeyan
Northbourne
Cricket B Grade results with forfeits and margins
In B Grade Manuka beat Hall by 88 runs on first innings. Alnsiie B Grade forfeited to Kingston due to fielding issues. In sub district, Grammer did not play and forfeited to Malonglo.
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Manuka
Hall
Alnsiie
Kingston
Grammer
Malonglo
Northbourne and Queanbeyan Encounter Narrow Defeat
Northbourne chased a target with two wickets to fall, needing 12 runs as the game continued. Mari was bowled by Crombie after a single, Clarke joined Nelson, then Nelson scored 45 not out with a six and several fours, while Hall 3/46 and Crombie 4/53 bowled well as the Quaamboy attack pressed.
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Ae Np
Neilann
Mae
Crombie
Ayrton
Neilson
Clarke
Bemonds
Queanbeyan
Mari
Nellaon
Hall
Wish
Northbourne
Tim
Murray-Janid
Lees
Manuka Versus Kingston Test Crumbles In Low-Scoring Innings
Manuka and Kingston struggle through a contested match with partial score notes. Edwards and Townsend stand out in the field while Werner, Skerry, and Raynon post several wickets. Kingston falters by an innings and 5 runs with limited battering returns.
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Ik BA
Werner
City defeats Queanbeyan in round two of F D E A pennant
In Braddon on the Braddon green the City club defeated Queanbeyan by 63 points to 40 in the second round opener of the F D E A Pennant. City led throughout with Turners and Farquhar guiding play and held a commanding 140 point winning margin over all games played to date.
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F.D.E.A. Pennant
Braddon Green
Queanbeyan
City
TM. Turner
Pat
Carew
Theo Queanbeyan
Field
Fawcett
Brack
Lott
Jehribton
Taylor
Keans
Darcey
Peterson
Turner
Wleeht
Scott
Woodger
McLeod
Farquhar
Deelen Ghetae
Clerke
Bassett
Moss
Mar
Gibbs
Wormald
Clarke
Ji Bruce
Atte Baker
State Grant to Fund Building Training Scheme
The State Government plans a national training scheme for the unemployed. Premier Mary Stevens said £100,000 would fund repairs to schools, hospitals and other public buildings by labor recruited from registered tradespeople. Trainees will undergo a short course then work on government repairs under supervision. The program aims to shift workers into private jobs as they gain skills.
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Sydney
Mery Stevens
Seats for Australians at Coronation ceremony
Ironwealth officials expect all Australians who applied will receive seats at the Coronation. No ballot is necessary for allocation as the route follows the procession. More than 1100 Australians are expected to witness the proceedings in London.
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London
Bruce
Homework Critique From County West Riding Scholars
A report on this year's examination notes county scholarships issued by the Education Committee of the County Council of the West Riding of Yorkshire. A pupil calls homework hated by schoolboys when teachers place it on the board, while a harassed father says if homework is hard, educated parents find it useful. Many interpret homework as any work done at home.
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Education Committee
Council of
West ‘Riding of Yorkshire
Canberra Defeats Yass in Weekend Pennant Play
Canberra Club members visited Yass for pennant games, beating Yass 110 to 84. Details list players from both sides across various rinks with totals and notes on rink victories and defaults during the Canberra green Saturday competition.
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Canberra’ Club
Ed Yass
Fcompetad
Ding Yass
Canberra
Monahan
Detalla
Mrevillian
OreaRe
Menzies
Perkins
Béshaiuriack
Early Printing Methods and Moveable Type Roots
The article traces printing origins from block printing in China to movable type. It notes Gutenberg as a key milestone, China's early inked stone blocks, and the spread of paper from China via the Arabs to Europe. It cites England's first paper mill by Sir John Spielman at Dartford in 1580.
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Eye
Europe
Enet
Singer
China
Spain
Holland
Germany
Stowe
England
John" Spielman
Dartford
Sponges: Skeleton of Spongin and Water Filtration
A fragment describes sponges as animal beings with spongin skeletons and a jelly interior. They attach to sea bottoms, draw food-laden water through pores, then filter it via tiny cilia and channels. After processing, sponges are collected and the jelly is removed for bathroom use.
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