Dumpers Flat Race and Handicap Results
Race results from a day’s meeting list winners in multiple divisions. Heracles wins the Dumpers Flat Race at 1.44 time with Lasting second and Water Waggon third. LADY LIMARCH tops a separate handicap, with Bracas and Kentucky in close pursuit. Other entries include CAITAIN GORE and BEAUERCIL in the following divisions, with times around 1.71 and 1.42 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britibh
H. Robinson
Heracles
Windle
Dale
Bir Laington
Trekster
Evens Heracles
Ace
God
Mandicap
Lady Limarch
J. Thompson
Janiteann
Kentucky
M. McCarten
Desky Light
Clateria
Tommy Mack
Bracas
Dunygula
Dive
Beauercil
CR. Parsons
Camualon
W. Cook
le Capitana
A. Podmore
Fakenham
Hash
Willian
Merton
Danesn
Home Rule
Young
Merry Warrath
Fancy Free
Belle Rose
Cumberland
Land of Hope
Miss Pentheus
Electra
Whitney
Mortne
C .Young
G. Atkins
Bilver Arbor
Calmita
Regina Mea
Prince Cacique
Eee
Mourtine
Diva
Sound
Ee Makes
Buzmond
Buck
Nat
W. Fleming
Guardenen
Bartle
Brown Bomber
Falmond
Buck's Party
Grand Boy
Constant
Ww. Covey
Perimond
E. Bartle
Plutus
Red
Court Gossip
Edible
Consonance
Glittering Piven
Macdull
Rows Joy
Sign ON
Brazen Lad
Koorenbeen
Timy
Mentone two year old divisions racing results
In the first division KELOS topped Binker by five lengths with Hybrid and others in the field. Time noted as 1. L. Greend. In the King Peter division Naval Review and Charbori followed, with KING PETER winning by a length and a half and similar distance to the runner up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelog
Heather
Hybeld
H. Badger
Binker
A. Breasley
Balkan Monarch
Bunrocks
Bachelor's Lope
Bisek
Maramus
Prime Face
Lord Cavil
Connfinn
Wneosilla
L. Greend
King Peter
Badger
Naval Review
Olsen
Charbori
Hartney
the Grange
Filne
Beacon Belle
el Draque
Guy
Victoria Triumphs Over Queensland In Patriotic Match
In Brisbane on a rain shortened day Victoria defeated Queensland by 124 runs on the first innings after rain halted play. Elis took two wickets, posting a fine 7 for 52 in 72 overs as Queensland's bowling faced tough resistance. Queensland 336 in their first innings with several notable scores, while Victoria was all out for 0 in their innings before stumps.
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Brisbane
Victoria
Queensland
Elis
Harvey
Johnson
Conk
Jow
Dempster
Dempster U Tallon, B Johnson ‘ É Ay Baker
Sidvera i
Brown
Baker
Dudley
Barnes
T Watt
Fothergill
Meikle
Bendixon
Raymer
Thwaiten
Canberra Club Teams Named for Forest Green Rink and Goulburn Trials
Canberra Bowling Club announces the Canberra No. 1 rink representatives for the Forest Green meet on Saturday afternoon led by Marshall and May with Rain Hodgson Hinchcliffe Loughrey and Fawcett among others. The club also lists players chosen for the Goulburn championships next Monday with Lt.-Col W. R Hodgeon in singles W Bale and 8 Dee in pairs and W McKinstry Cottingham P Cleaver L Lott in fours.
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Canberra
Forreat Green
Marshall
May
Rain
Hodgson
Hinchcliffe
Loughrey
Fawcett
Lott
Hellier
Gray
Willis
Whiteford
Monshan
Chidgey
Edward McKingtry
Goulburn
W. R Hodgeon
W. Bale
Dee
W. McKinstry
W. Cottingham
P. Cleaver
L. Lott
Racing card results hidden inorsham Trisi list
The fragmented OCR lists horse names, times, placings, and betting odds for multiple races including Ingishurst Handicap and Dalmore Handicap with winners such as PRINCE RONALD and BEAUFILER among a field of thoroughbreds and stakes.
Manuka pool hosts Canberra Amateur Swimming Club carnival
Tonight at Manuka pool the Canberra Amateur Swimming Club stages its weekly carnival with all divisions in the club championships. Records may fall as senior and junior events highlight a full programme including freestyle, backstroke and breaststroke races and mixed diving events.
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Manuka Eet
Canberra
Ttme
Navy
R.A.A.F
Suburba
Fla.a.f
NTT
Rmac. Stall
Leeton
Boyan
RAAF Swim Carnival Sets Records at Canberra Bath
Members of the Royal Australian Air Force held a light horse and aquatics carnival at the Canberra swimming complex. Notable results include Piggin leading the 33 yard breaststroke final and He set a fast dash time of 17 3/6 seconds in the 533 yards dash final amid arrivals from Technical Training and the FAA. Attendance surpassed 5090 spectators.
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R.A.A.F
Canberra
F.A.A.F
Thornley
Wills
Roberts
Piggin
Potter
Hay
Inter Hut
Hut
Stubbs
Purgin
McMahon
Walsh
Bartlett
Brownjohn
Janamon
Hill
Tme
Flight
Headquarters Flight
Wells
Shead
Ellermere
Downe
Wille
Lacey
Sheed
Bart
Randwick trainer buys yearling at Trentham sales
J. T. Jamieson of Randwick paid 960 gns for a brown Foxbridge colt out of Gay Ghails at the annual yearling sales in Trentham.
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Wellington
N-Z
Randwick
J. T. Jamieson
Foxbridge
Gay Ghails
Annua
Trentham
Canberra Court Fines Three Men for Malicious Damage
At the Canberra Court of Petty Sessions, John Grant Noel Payten and Louis Kerridge all 20 27 and 23 labourers were convicted for malicious damage and illegal presence on licensed premises. Grant also faced assault charges. Offences arose from a disturbance at Hotel Civic around 1 55 am with smashed windows and a broom damaged. Each man received fines and orders to pay compensation. Kerridge and Payten also faced penalties for being on premises during prohibited hours. Additional cases included unregistered vehicle and unlicensed driving by William Percival and bicycle violations by Eric Hyland and Patrick Egan. Further fines were levied on Francis Gordon and John Kennedy for beer sales and related offences at Hotel Kingston.
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M. J. Ryan
Canberra
Petty Relgians
John Grant
Noel Payten
Louis Kerridge
Hotel Civic
I. C. Perriman
Civic
Brodribb
Rochford
Kerridge
Payton
Grant
Frederick Wilson
Phippard
Bergt
Perriman
Francis Gordon
Aoe
Kingston
John Kennedy
Carpenter
Hotel Kingston
Gordon
Kennedy
R. Phippard
Tate
Forty Thousand Horsemen shines as Australian cinema triumph
The Canberra review hails Forty Thousand Horsemen as a superb Australian production filmed near Sydney with strong cast led by Grant Taylor and Chips Rafferty. It lauds the realistic battle scenes Gaza and Beersheba and notes government financing repaid quickly, promising repeat screenings and a lasting national screen achievement.
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Civic Theatre
Ita World
Sydney
Capitol Theatre
Australia
Charles Chatvel
E. V. Timms
George Heath
Frank Hurley
Tasman Higgins
N.E.W
ALF
Gaza
Beersheba
Ita
Anapa
Grant Taylor
Chips Rafferty
Betty Mryant
Pat Twohill
Joe Vaill
Harvey Adams
Harry Abdy
Charles Zoli
Forty Thousand
Canberra
Chrisling
Jockey suspended after interfere nce at Kensington Jumpers
Sydney Wednesday inquiry into interference with Water Wagon in Jumpers Flat Race at Kensington races led to suspension of F Dale rider of Lasting who finished third. He is banned from riding in races for two months for careless riding.
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Sydney
Kensington
F. Dale
Lasting
Local court fines drivers for traffic offences and license lapses
The report details multiple cases. Kevin Thompson of Kingston fined 1 with costs for failing to yield at an intersection in Braddon after a December 13 crash. John William Murphy fined 5 with costs for driving without a licence and riding an unregistered motor cycle. Edward Benjamin Kelly fined 5 plus costs for allowing Murphy to ride. Walter Vernon Lancaster fined 8.66 costs for improper leftward driving in Forrest after a minor collision.
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Patrick Kenneth Egan
Wakeneldardena
Ainslie
Perriman
Egan
Kevin Thompson
Currie Crescent
Kingston
Thompson
Cooyong
Mort Streets
Braddon
Rowde
Rikden
John Wiliam Murphy
Murphy
Edward Benjamin Kelly
Mill Fiat
Wasa
Kelly
Causeway
Alr
Os. K. Phippard
Walter Vernon
Lancaster
Arthur Circle
Forrest
Empire
Circuit
Memorial service unites Scouts for Baden-Powell in Canberra
In Canberra Albert Hall nearly all Scouting groups attended a memorial service for Lord Baden-Powell led by Governor-General Gowrie. The report notes Scoutmaster Jack Vaughan and Canberra troops, plus plans for a Patriotic Carnival stall on February 22 to raise funds with donations of ukuleles and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Albert Hall
Lord Baden-Powell
Lord Gowrie
Australia
Baden-towell
Jack Vaughan
Vanberra
Johns
Omer
Corph
J. It. Lavawel
District Court OF Honor
District Court of Honour
D. P. Laraette
Scouts of Canberra Iistrict Jare
Afda
Scouta
Queanbeyan
S.m
Im Warren
ASM
Ray Charlton
Dick Wiedne
Ray Warren
Erindabellm
Goodradighee
Brindabella
Pul
Hileing
Tom Sherd
On the Air Today Schedule and Programs
A dense listing of radio programs across stations 2FC and JAR with times for news music talks devotion and performances. Notable items include Essential Services News Breakfast and Luncheon Music blocks as well as concerts by Stella Power and the Mtb Austral Harmonists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.B.C. Mews
Heath
Od. S. W
Joyce Sumner
Ban
City Band
Stella Power
Stanley Baines
David M. Dow
Mtb Austral Harmonists
Memouth Municipal Orchestra
Ticia Ressborough
Close
Kilia Price
Lancheon Mult
Fred
Maggie
Troop Aims for Class Badge at Friday Meeting
A troop meeting on Friday discussed earning a class badge. Beryl Ian Troop members attended as they work toward the milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryan
Hay
Austeas Wn
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Prince Ronald
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Tina
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Vanitare
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Beyros
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Barracks Star
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William Percival
RAAF
Cape
Canberra Avenue
South Australia
Eric Hyland
Costa
Hyland
Herorc Light Horse
Gar Ollywood
Arnott
William Arnott
Aati
Eseer Ween
Ene A Nas
National Airways
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Melbourne
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Bydney
J. W. Toune
Baden-Powell
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Canberra Times
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