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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jul 03, 1961

Page

5

Vital stage reached in junior rugby union finals push

In a busy junior rugby union season, four rounds remain as under 10 to under 18 groups race for final four berths. Key performers include North Ainslie Primary and Lyneham, with Canberra High and Royals in several age groups contending for finals spots.

Rugby Union Royals Blues Grammar Lyneham North Ainslie Northern Suburbs Canberra High Lyneham High Blues Easts Narrabundah High Lyneham High Queanbeyan Easts Queanbeyan Grammar and G. Clarke J. Chambers A. Hayes D. Norths IT. Hehir J. Gill G. Rumble I. Chambers A. Christi Norths N. Osborne R. Pangello QJ. Protas M. Wilson G. Young Basts M. Agious Hest Ainslie P. Oldfield P. Thompson A. Walker St. Edmund's P. McNamara P. Conway T. McGrane D. North Ainslie R. Gow Rest—Blues P. Sadler K. Titheradge P. Abbey M. Martin K. Lonergan P. Chamberlain J. McGahey B. Williams I. Brown J. Robert Ml Gascoigne Gillholme Forrest Hawke D. Grammar Stuart Best Bunting Lyneham Blues Wilkowski Stefanov Mortem D. Queanbeyan Blumfield Morris Komorowski Sek Triglone Canberra Clement Buchanan University Whitlam Cleary Gummond Wearner

Wade Wins Concord Cup in Open Golf Title

Noel Wade won the Concord Cup with a three under 139 at Sydney, defeating former holder Vic Bulgin by one stake. Wade posted rounds of 71 and 68 while Bulgin had two 70s, adding to Wade’s three Open tournament wins this year after his southern regional win at Wagen six weeks earlier.

Wade Sydney Noel Wade Vic Bulgin Bulgin Wagen

Week-end junior hockey results across age groups

Results across under 16 to under 10 divisions show Presbyterians Old Canberrans and St. Edmund’s competing. Notable scores include Grammar 9 over St. Edmund’s 3 in under 16, Barton 10 over Grammar 1, and Old Canberrans 11 over Grammar II.

St Edmunds Whites Grammar Ainslie St. Edmund’s Blues Grammar II Queanbeyan Presbyterians Morris D. Grammar Best Leonard Gray McNicol Dengis Barton McIntosh Kirk Hingee D. St. Edmund's Minius O'Connor MelIntosh Winn St. Edmund's Lloyd Pike Old Canberra Curran Nicholas Thomas Harman D. Police Boys’ Club Lattin Stone Police Boys’ Club Doyle, Brown Cash Skiba Quigg Mills Horton Dawson Stirling Philbrook Vince Smith Culbert Wilson Baptist Pronger Brooks Diamond Tronson Clutton Duncan Jones

Colts Beat Small Stars In Junior Baseball Showdown

In the weekend junior baseball games the Colts triumphed 10 to 6 over the Small Stars while the Vultures forfeited to Amelio. Colts pitcher Park struck out 7 with 7 walks, Canney added 2 strikeouts with 3 walks, and Small Stars pitcher Coombe had 4 walks and an unknown strikout total. Best Colts players were Park, Jersey, Turner and Canney. Small Stars' standouts were D. Coombe and Mobley. The Sydney selection includes Gallagher, Hatch, Mobley, Oldfield, Park, Patterson, Rycroft, Sadler, Turner, Neraar and Witkowski.

Colts Small Stars Vultures Amelio Park Canney Coombe Je Rsy Turner D. Coombe Mobley Sydney

Lakes Midgets Triumph In Five Point Margin

Eastlake preserves an unbeaten run by edging Ainslie in junior division I action. McLean starred for Lakes while Manuka upset Eastlake in sub-junior division I and Turner led a decisive win for Turner against Duntroon in another tight match.

Eastlake Ainslie McLean Lakes Manuka Colin Fox Bullants John Moir Smith Ward Roberts Walewig D. Manuka Currie Collings Apps Eadie Trowbridge G. Mac Donald Gladwin Kearney Dean Scott Turner Cowie Chinnick B. Gray D. Ainslie McGrath Axelby Legeoll McDonald McArthur Henderson Hall Read Mair D. Eastlake Kent Hohnen Fox Hickney Gallagher Bartley Owen Sherry Lancaster Murray Neill D. Lalor J. Lalor Michael Byrne D. Queanbeyan Palaburskis Mihalic Pasquale Wise Whatman Hewitt Queanbeyan Sherd Britton Buckley Blewitt Acton D. Turner Agresta Parker Bell Fitzgerald Keaney Farrugia Clark Ainsworth Wark Thompson Bradshaw Ryan Graham Taylor Is. Southwell Davis Neiberding J. Moore Murphy Ayres R. Sherd Charlton B. Miller Baxter Elliott Samuels Kennedy Burmister Overy Dyson Duntroon Turmer Duntreon Whitehead Wood East S. Carter Malyszkoy Yarralumla Price Davies Percival Burgess Traves Best Hedme Galway

Nagle Wins U K Golf Tournament in Heatwave

Nagle shot 69 and 48 in heatwave conditions to finish with 277 as Phillips finished two behind. Peter Thomson and Britain’s G W Low tied for third on 282, with Bob Charles and S Miguel one stroke back. The final round saw Nagle surge ahead then Phillips rally, but Nagle closed out the win and £1000 prize, boosting Open defense prospects.

Nagle Phillips Peter Thomson G. i W. Low Britain B. J. Hunt Bob Charles New Zealand S. Miguel Spain

Pistol Shoot Wins for J Green at National Ally Nish Handicap

J Green won the Ally Nish slow fire handicap with 295 of 457 at the National Pistol Club event. Other scores included J Gowen 397 of 449 and Bird 322 of 383. details for M Cunning hame, C McMillan, RB, and Lewis WoT were listed among participants.

J. Green National Pistol Club J. Gowen M. Cunninghame C. McMillan Bird Lewis

Rifle Club Opens 1961-62 Season At Canberra Range

Riflemen opened the 1961 62 season at the Canberra Rifle Club Range shooting over 300 yards for the Hudson and Turner OConnor RS L Shield aggregates. Top scores were Jim McIntosh 75 and Harry Brimmer 74 with Frank Webb 0 39 40 for best single stage.

Canberra Rifle Club Hudson Turner-O'Connor Jim McIntosh Harry Brimmer Frank Webb B. Slatter Brimmer Healy Ware M. Sims Jeffries Ferrier TL Levett McIntosh McKenzie Ockenden McLeod Mason Joubert Hunt Beckwith Webb Payne Burn Milligan Friend Moore Treffry Gl Taylor Fi Peisley R. Sims Tass Renner Pitt Carveth Morrissey Thurbon J. Slatter

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