Northbourne Bowler Dominates as Play Goes Sticky
In a soggy seventh round, J Young of Northbourne took nine Hall wickets for 42 on a damp pitch, finishing with 14 for 72. Evans of Kingston helped dismiss Ainslie for 32, while Crombie led Northbourne’s bowlers with seven for 12. Manuka’s Rolfe starred with 166 for Hall, and Maloney 87 in support as Hall posted 344 for nine in the day’s highlights.
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Garvie
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C. Moore
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Gribble
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Mal Insiste
Maroney
D. Moore
Fat Man
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Hull
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Berond
Young's
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Hel
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Carnal
Hewson
Aloni
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Carnall
Tu Worthy
Northbourne beats Queanbeyan in close cricket clash
Crombie shines with seven Queenbeyan wickets for 12 as Northbourne bowls lead to 173. Queanbeyan all out for 131, Northbourne 131 not out second innings, close finish with Manuka chase to 1107? No. Manuka at stumps 04. Power top scorer for Queanbeyan, Robertson dominates Manuka bowling with four for 1.
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Northbourne v. University University
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Yoxer
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Uashbourne
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M Sromble
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Lelathe
Carteuge
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Qenieiia
M. Crombie
N. Dun
Manuka
Queanbeyan
Tine
Manuke
Power
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Parkes
Jami Robertson
Jami Robertson (4 For ¥ 1) Shared the Bowling Honours. ‘Murty Gave & Gooi
Sub-district Kingston v Northbourne II Declared
Bowling figures show White 2 for 98 Lowrey 1 for 44 Quigg 0 for 38 Colla 0 for 31 Miason 0 for 51 as final match tally.
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White
Lowrey
Quigg
Colla
Miason
Cricket Association Amends Draw Amid Camp and Bush Disruptions
The Cricket Association altered the competition schedule due to a military camp from February 6 to 17 and bush fires on January 14. Round games starting February 4 will end February 18, with suspensions February 11, and the ninth round moves to February 25. Hall Club may play three grade matches before February 12. Kingston and Amalie B Grade have until February 12 to finish a rain-interrupted match.
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Cricket Association
Bush
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Cormph
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Amalie
Flour from France reports wagons crossing frontier
Twenty seven wagons of French wheat and flour for the Republicans crossed the frontier as the government decision to send supplies was sped up. Further consignments are being accelerated.
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Phafignan
Thanks for Fire Aid from Canberra Agencies and Friends
Moore Sons and Riley Rob of Parkwood thank the Department of the Interior and the Canberra Police for their ready and splendid assistance during the bush fires threatening their properties. They also thank friends who offered services and station SCA for their aid, signed J. C. Moore & Sons and Kilby Bros Parkwood.
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Riley
Parkwood
Department of the Interior
Police Department of
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Kilby Bros
Radio man survives after car plunges into Yarra
Melbourne Saturday crash at Duke and Orrs dry dock sees Eric Welch, a radio announcer, drive his Rolls Royce into the Yarra. Two companions, James Peter Kelly and Reginald Howard Tonkin, were with him. Welch escaped through a window and Tonkin helped reach the surface while Kelly was reported drowned or missing.
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Melbourne
Yarra
Eric Welch
V.R.C Amet
Welch
James Peter Kelly
Jollmont
Reginald Howard Tonkin
North Easendon
Duke and Orr
Wese Spencer Street
Caulfield Races Deep cards and results across multiple events
The Caulfield meeting lists Hawthorn Hurdle results two miles with Soya ERUA and ERUA favored at 5/2, plus numerous entries Bara kos Boamgo Kevaster and others. Anniversary Handicap shows Bruno leading Mate O Mine and Doneater with tight margins and times noted. Rowena Welter Handicap features Royal Jubilee and Lautua with Bureaucrat prominent, while Keakaribb Trial Handicap highlights Dalvino and Our Boy in close finishes.
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CR. Jennings
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Sweetnam
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Kevaster
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Coster
Vanitare
Harsia
Bnow White
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Cairnamora
Romany
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Kettle
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Romany Chief
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Snow White
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Cox
Doneater
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Busalong
Mutable
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Demagogue
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Con’ Devon
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Tonnster
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Mate O' Mine
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Lautua
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Bauil
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Othora
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Poldean
Tm. Seasyce
R. Green
Dalvino
F. Woodhouse
Our Boy
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Shining Star
Aerostat
Verbal
All Talk
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Manfred Lad
Denhill
Court Gomip
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Montaza
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Dame Swift
W. Hooton
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Salmon
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Dame
Monford
Blanca
Monfard
Bob Oh
Othero
Pencanga
Hurdienp
Kantry
Lindrum Defeats Davis in London Snooker Clash
Horace Lindrum beat Joe Davis 86 to 25 in the gold clip snooker tournament at Kookner London on Sunday. Davis conceded 20 points in each frame.
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London
Horace Lindrum
Joe Davis
Davis
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