Ainslie Defeats Acton In Rainy Australian Rules Match
Ainslie defeated Acton by 16 points at Northbourne Oval as both teams faced a rain soaked field. Key duels featured Forsyth and Irvine in the third quarter with Ainslie’s defense sealing the win led by McCullough and Ray while Eastlake dominated RM C and Manuka beat Turner by large margins.
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Acton
Northbourne Oval
McCullough
Ray
Forsyth
Irvine
Monger
Lord
Mullenger
Palmer
Dawsen
Robbie
Dinsdale
N. Carroll
Browning
Dawson
Heath
Jenkin
Murphy
Turner
Cats
Manuka
The
Bullants
Manukau
Lush
Gaughwin
Scott
Brophy
Lush Scott
Jackson
Lambert
Hughwin
Hackwill Lush
Aspinall
R.M.C
Eastlake
Werner
Hamilton
Duffy
McQuarter
Allen
C. Robbie
Bradley
Moss
Pfitzner
Sanderson
Arnold
Smedsley
Crewes
Macafee
Dully
Robbie Brothers
Gowing
Guild
Sharpe
McDonough
D. Turner
D. Acton
D. RM
Canberra Holds Tasmania To 1 All Draw
The match ended 1 1 as Tasmania took the lead through Hallam and Canberra equalised with Barnard after a long corner. Grice was standout in goal for Tasmania and both sides pressed hard in greasy conditions en route to Brisbane for the Australian championships.
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Tasmanian
Canberra
Tasmania
Manuka
Ainslie Oval
Barnard
Grice
Hallam
Central and University clash ends in 4 2 scoreline
Central led 2 0 by 20 minutes before University equalized at half time. Central pressed in the second half and goals from Coppin and Walker sealed a 4 2 win for Central over University. Other results include St Patrick's 6 Presbyterians 0 and Grammar 3 R M C 2 with several reserve and grade games noted.
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University
Main Central
Owever
Coppin
Walker
Barnard
D. University
Yeo
Bailey
Ira
Powell
Griffin
Farmer
D. Barton
Nelson
St. Patrick's
Ltevesham
Green
R.M.C
Batty
Enment
D. Old Canberjrans
Waratah
D. Baptist
Bigrade
Barton
Baker
McIntosh
Daniels
D. Presbyterians
Grammar
Kilby
Gray
Crossley
Lyons
Williams
An Patrick's
Women's hockey results weekend roundup across grades
Averade Thistles 4 beat Services 3 with Suttie 2 and Youyeh notching goals. Evergreens trounced Waratahs 15 5 nil while Ex-students won 4 4 against Centrals. B grade University 16 beat C.W. 1. High 14 defeated Evergreens 1. Telopea I 7 beat Telopea I 1. C grade Telopea III 6 beat Lyneh 2. High 1 3 beat Evergreens nil.
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Averade
Thistles
M. Rogers
B. Weston
J. Esmond
D. Services
F. Suttie
M. Youyeh
Evergreens
M. McInnes
D. Irving
F. Coves
D. Waratahs
R. Svenson
L. Chittick
University
J. Woodrow
K. Youngman
A. Piper
B. White
D. Lyneham
W. Creed
R. Gleeson
Morrison
Power Takes Third in 5000 Metres at Moscow Meet
Australia’s Dave Power finished third in the Moscow 5000 metres as Russia’s Pytar Bolotnikov won in 13 59.8. Frenchman Robert Bogey was second with 14 01.2, Power clocking 14 01.2.
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Russia
Pytar Bolotnikov
Robert Bogey
France
Power
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