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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 01, 1935
Page
3
Old-Time National Football Display at Northbourne
Spectators enjoyed a vigorous Acton-Manuka match with Manuka winning by a wide margin. Eastlake defeated Goulburn 19 goals 6 behinds to 4 goals 6 behinds, with McKinstry eight goals, Edlington four, Robbie three, and Shurety three for Goulburn impressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northbourne
Manuka
Acton
Actoniana
Goulburn
Enascdake
Queanbeyan
Ainslie
Collins
Forbes
McKinstry
Eastlake
Ryan
Estlake
Eta
Robbie
Elliman
Melville
Ed‘Wards
Lancaster
Trevillian
Gladwin
H. ‘McGuiness
Mulquinney Brothers
Manuka Triumphs Over Acton In Dramatic Final Quarter
Manuka and Acton played a high spirited football match with Manuka building a early lead before Acton surged in the final quarter. Forbes, Stirling, Ware and Heller starred for Manuka while Seton McCount Gardiner Haslam Perry Ryan and Smith shone for Acton in a 146 to 72 final score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actn
Ton
Forbes
Acton
Hel- Her
Ware
Fryer
Manuka
Hicks
Perry
Magpies
McCount
Seton
Samuels
Samuals
Stirling
Helller
Dorman
Sharpe
Haydon
Gardiner
Haslam
Ryan
Smith
Ainslie Beats Queanbeyan In Narrow Australian Rules Match
Ainslie defeated Queanbeyan with a runaway score as indisciplined kicking marked the visitors. Ainslie led 10 17 77 to 0 4 4 at half time, then extended their advantage in the third and final periods. Key targets included Collins, Watts, Atkinson, and Dee for the home side, with several singles from Queanbeyan’s L Lees and Primer noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainslie
Queanbeyan
Turnham
Tricolours
L. Lees
Collins
Amalie
McCauley
Prowse
Batty
Queanbeyar
Dee
Atkinson
Lofton
Watts
D. Moore
Colnane
Queanbeyan Tb
ArmsHe
L Leen
Loftus
Culmane
C. Moore
Williams
Atmslie
James
Lyng
Grey Goll Triumphs in Maiden Brush Hurdles at Meogo
Grey Goll won the Maiden Brush Hurdle at Meogo by a length and a half. Reiwola and Stanley's Gift followed, with Tui Mint and Remote among others. Dividends and time noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greygol
Abrahams
Reiwola
Stanley's Gift
Balatia
Lion Hearted
Evens Greygol
Tul Mint
Roley's Choice
Windred
Quick Way
Mackintosh
Lady Cardelle
Friese
Robber
Somewhere
Cistura
Sir Wirral
Fugio
Durga
Galadeer Boy
GI. O'Sullivan
Cognac
Beauanton
Concilio
Rotary
Bal Lite
Monenza
Sunny View
Launcelot
Early Tide
Fellswood
Mangelo
Alftrada
Abb's Lad
Arrathe
Tarzan
Ranwhite
Alvius
Monenna
Beauaunton
eBauanton
Belgravia
Middlemies
St. Midas
Sun View
Sweet Annabel
Cunamia
Grand Duke
Jeanne d'Arc
Marie Belle
Captain Brown
Brown Betty
Sun Brown
Top Royal
Hombeon
Multum In Parvo
Big Head
Prince Ella
Cat O
HL Hanley
Disgomal
Aerial Post
Casanova
Champagne
Golden Treasure
Kurrawld
Treyvace
Diatter
Legionilla
Womblebank
Hbullfield
Kenya
Trevace
Kurrawil
Flamari
GAY Venor
Ia. Thomas
Strathisila
Dan Dee
Trenui
Betkins Dark Mall
Tower Hill
Tiusicn
Sybella
Finkenbach
la Nijinska
Split Ear
Dark Belle
Strathisla
ATU- Cas
S. Weiss
Gayhawk
Orient Orb
Kaylah
Porcia
Cid
Powertdale
Dunere
Lady Baeda
King's Head
Bulldozer
Queen Helen
Anchor
Paddora
Narbethong Jncense
Atucas
Dive
Ea Head
Rembrandt
J. O'Sullivan
Fablus
Thebes
Othera
Sov
Phaedius
Dazzle
Money Fril
Winasian
Nita
Fire
Causina
Cavalcade
Morse
Montang
Thebez
Diva
Moorefield
Iim
E. Bartley
Fluent
Touchit
Rockdale
Bill Wedoe- Swoop
Munro
Lancaster
King
Glidewood
Watson
Pantilla
Lynforc
Babili
Ramrod
Gladswood
Bill Wedgewood
Ebabili
Lancaster King
Gladewood
Ainslie juniors top Eastlake in junior match
Ainslie's junior side used sharper dash and positioning to defeat Eastlake at Telopea Park 31-22 14. Queanbeyan juniors, after a rough start, beat St. John's 16-15 1. St. John's show promising material but St. Duntroon was beaten by St. Christopher's in an undercard clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastlake
Ainslie
Telopea Park Park
Queanbeyan Juniors
F. Primmer
St. John's
St. Duntroon
St. Christopher's
Vic torian rout of South Australia in Interstate match at Adelaide
At Adelaide Victoria outplayed South Australia before 25 000 spectators. The locals were outclassed with Victoria winning 04 184 to 14 BR. Victoria players included Shea Hickswey Regan Hartnett Taylor. South Australia selections included Murdoch Melkay Cockburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Victoria
South Australia
Shea
Hicwey
Regan
Hartnett
Taylor
Murdoch
Melkay
Cockburn
Doyle Defeats Moffatt In Sixth Round Thriller
A capacity crowd at Triumph Stadium Queanbeyan watched Gavan Doyle stop Kid Moffatt in the sixth round after a brutal beating by the Canberra slugger nicknamed the steam hammer. Doyle dominated to claim a technical knockout as Moffatt staggered from the ropes. Doyle’s victory follows a string of quicker exchanges in earlier rounds with Moffatt showing brief flashes but failing to turn the tide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle-Moffatt
Triumph Stadium
Queanbeyan
Jack Smith
Moffatt
Canberra
Steam Hammer
Dove
Smith
Doyle
Gavan Doyle
Yass
Holts
Ted Wall
W. Brown
Cook
Rve
Sergeant North
Ron McInnes
Stan Ford
McInnes
Ford
Tod Brown
Duke Bradley
Billy Reid
Norm Swan
Reid
Fettle
Swan
Smith Crowneu
Kid" Deneto
Jack Richards
Richards
Moffatt-Doyle
Queanbeyan Stadium
O'Brien
Peter Long
G. Angus
Manor Chris. Crampion
Barton I defeats Manuka by four to two at Reid Park
Barton I secured a merit win over Manuka four goals to two at Reid Park on Saturday afternoon. Manuka played a man short and faded. Barton attacked with speed, scoring four times in the final period while two goals by Manuka earlier kept the score close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton I
Manuka
Reid Park
Barton T
Grammar
Kingston
Queanbeyan
Barton
Temby
White
Greenham
Gellately
J. Welch
A Welch
C. Hilder
Luuck
Ives
Ingram
Hilder
McCullough
Hicks
Barton Too
Ee Manuka
Meeting to form a new tennis club in Kingston
Citizens of Ennis and Al are invited to a meeting at the Friendly Societies Hall Kingston on Wednesday 3 July at 8 p m to discuss forming a new tennis club in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ENNIS
Friendly Societies’ Hall
Kingston
Kingston Defeats Grammar By Four Goals To One
Kingston outpaced Grammar in a one sided match as M Hill opened the scoring from a corner. Crapp, Arthur and Tindale combined for Kingston’s second, and Howard extended lead before the interval. After the break, Tindale netted twice and Crapp added one more, while Grammar claimed a late consolation goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grammar
KingSton
M. Hill
Crapp
Arthur
Tindale
Eton
Thomas
Needham
Howard
Hall and Boronia win in second round hockey
In Acton on Saturday Hall defeated Grammar 6 1 while Boronia beat Kingston 7 3. Weather was good though ground hard from lack of rain. Grammar were weakened by missing players and only ten took the field. Hall led 6 0 at half time and Grammar's defense tightened in the second half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Boronia
Acton
Grammar
Kingston
Sinc
Ahone
E.bouthwell
J. Gilbert
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Queanbeyan v. Ainslie
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Manuka v. Barton
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York Park
Harold H. Bridge & CO
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Walter ‘Connelly
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Gertrude Michael
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Sally Blane
Hardie Albright
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