Monck Wins 24-Mile Queanbeyan Cup Road Race
R Monck won the 24 mile Freebody Cup event by a sprint at the Queanbeyan Cycling Club on Sunday. Tagers and McAleer finished in prominent positions, with McAleer briefly leading at the 12 mile mark before Monck surged late to claim victory. Ragera placed second, McAleer third, amid a claim of the fastest lap and postponed junior race notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Monck
Queanbeyan
Monck
Tagers
McAleer
Ghead
Bentley
Hoovey
Rem Stogers
Canberra to Play Queanbeyan in Carr Cup Challenge
Canberra will meet Queanbeyan in the Carr Cup challenge match next Sunday after Cooma and Bombala defaulted, triggering a right of challenge. Queanbeyan initially resisted the standard terms and threatened a forfeit before agreeing to play on a 60 40 basis with a Sydney referee, the match set in Queanbeyan.
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Canberra
Queal
Cooma
Bombala
Camberra League
T. Coffey
Queanbeyan
Queanbeyan Sufficiada
Mr. Coffey
Wes
Berrima District
Sydney
Quenobeyan
Queanbeyan Reserves Beat Braidwood In District Match
Queanbeyan reserves defeated Braidwood 7 to 3 in the district reserve grade opener. Miles kicked two goals and a late penalty goal sealed the win while Hibberson impressed in the forward division and may return to first grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Beyan
Braidwood
Flay
Queanbeyan
Miles
Hibberson
Boores
Johnson
Queanbeyan Defeats Bombala in Woolridge Friendly
Queanbeyan and Bombala met in a friendly match on the Woolridge. J Ingram and Wilton were most conspicuous for Queanbeyan, with Griffiths Thompson Corcoran and Pola providing solid service.
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Queanbeyan
Bombala
Woolridge
J. Ingram
Wilton
Griffiths
Thompson
Corcoran
Pola
Massy Cup Clash Ends With Goulburn Victory Over Berrine
In the Massy Cup challenge at Goulburn the holders defeated Berrine District by 17 to 8. Goulburn led 2 0 at half time and at one stage were ahead 17 2 as the match unfolded with strong defense and scoring runs.
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Goulburn
Berrine District
Rink Selection for Federal District Bowling Match
The rinks Felconer Challen Turner Gray Podvin Locke Fits trick Gould Ross Folkard are chosen to represent the Federal District Bowling Association in the match against Metropolis at Sydney on ta Lama.
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Federal District Bowling Association
Metropolis
Sydney On
Ta Lama
Felconer
Challen
Turner
Gray
Podvin
Locke
Fitstrick
Gould
Ross
Folkard
Doubles Discussed at Sydney Affects Epsom Metropolitan Entries
Sydney reports a day of open betting for doubles at Epsom and Metropolitan. No clear favourites emerge as 17 Epsom horses share support and five Metropolitan horses share favour. Leading Epsom contenders include Adios Beau Par ti Bradford Bramel Destiny Etay Venus Early Bird Gilktown Lockslea Gold Rod Micawber Mildura Nightguard St Constant Spear Chief Tetreon Ta Amir. Metropolitan Pavoutites list Defaulter Feminist Malagigi Royal Chief Spear Chief.
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Sydney
Epsom
Metropolitan
Lkely
Epoom
Adios
Beau Parti
Bradford
Bramel
Destiny Etay
Venus
Early Bird
Gilktown
Lockslea
Mildura
St. Constant
Green Cape Plans Grand National Bid Amid Steeple Stakes
Melbourne racing notes say Green Cape may run in the Grand National Biceple if Giant Killer tunes up well this week. The decision hinges on the stable’s assessments and training progress ahead of Saturday’s event.
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Melbourne
Green Cape
Giant Killer
Pooley Budgs
English Horses to Train in Melbourne
Frank Bullock Jr. will not renew his license to train horses in Melbourne. His father, Frank Bullock, Sr., has returned from England and will apply for a permit. If approved, Bullock Bear will manage a number of horses expected to arrive soon from England.
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Melbourne
Frank Bullock
England
V.flc
Wrestler Disqualified After Referee Clash
Chief Ligilo Wolfe 11.8 was disqualified in the seventh round for striking the referee during his bout with Bill Hansen at the stadium. Hansen charged a flying tackle, crashed into the press seats, and was knocked upon admission as Wolfe began an altercation with the referee leading to the disqualification.
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Sydney
Ligilo Wolfe
Bill Hansen
Hansen
Littles Wolfe
Land Expert Sought for Territory Office
See Government seeks a highly qualified man to fill the office of Superintendent of Agriculture in cultivation. The ad calls for a land expert to oversee territorial farming initiatives and agricultural development.
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See
Salvage Efforts Continue Toward China Maru Freighter
A further attempt to tow the Japanese freighter China Maru from the reef at Balym Island in the Beni group 100 miles from Rabaul was combianced to night.
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Balym Island
Beni Group
Rabaul
Easts and University Set for Manuka Oval Showdown
Indications point to Eastern Suburbs and University offering a thrilling match at Manuka Oval on Saturday. Easts sit second after beating RM No.1 while University improve and threaten a top four place. Northern Suburbs and Militia lurk in the race as RM No.1 and RM No.2 contest passes. details focus on team strengths and key players like B Moore and Tancred. Newcastle Union weighs a unofficial championship status for a Canberra match with NEI Union involvement pending.
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Eastern Suburbs
University
F.m.sc
R.M.C. No
R.A. No
B. Moore
Hay
Uni
W. Vousg
Tancred
AMC
West A
Herrin
F du
Mane
McCue
Dawe
Degham
Moore
Curtents
Snow
Murphy
AMAC
Org
Pta
Viet Newcastle
Mewcastle
Unies
Canberra
N.E.W. Union
A.c-T.r.u. A
Vv. A. Griftitha
Messrs
I. Prowse
BH. Maguirsa
Manuka
N. Loughlin
Howard
Duntroon
EO Doran
Easts
Manuka Oval
G. C. Watson
Tom Rytey
Canberra football title race tightens as Manuka leads
Canberra league standings show Acton Queanbeyan and Manuka near top after a weekend where Manuka defeated Acton by nine points. Eastlake powered a win over Mines Rovers, Ware and Elliman starred for Manuka, with leading goal kickers listed and a forthcoming Manuka Oval Hawthorn clash highlighted. A return match against New South Wales in Sydney on July 20 is planned with a large Canberra contingent.
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Canberra
Acton
Queanbeyan
Alasie
Kaxtlake
Manuka
Manuke
Mines Rogers
Ware
Hed Ainslie
Eastlake
Mines Rovers
Sharp
Elliman
Ed Bator
P. W. LL
Manuka Ware
A Haslam
Yandell
Oe Queanbeyan
Ainstie
Kelly
Kay
James
Alalie
Esatlake
Mines ‘Rovers Elliman
McCarthy
Haslam
Yandel
Thia
Hay
Adnalie
JamesAialie
Westcott
Strang
Beni
Rabs
Delaney
Brown
Rennie
Ainslie
T. Kelly
Cook
Ainsie
C. Martin
Barnes
Mines
Hawthorn
Carlton
Manuka Oval
New South Wales
Sydney
Printed and Polished by a Federal Capital Press
A fragment references a printing firm linked to an Australian sounding entity, noting Christopher John Fhakeepears and Mort Birest with obscure titles and company names. The garbled text hints at an official printer instruction or publication by a company possibly named Federal Capital Press of Ametralia Ltd, with mentions of an office and individuals in unclear roles.
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Christopher John Fhakeepears
Federal Capital
Preas of
Ametralia Ltd
Oficer
Erte
al Pompany
Mort Birest
Myaddon
Cea
Qusimbeyan Rifle Club Amal sheot results of year over 700 yards
Members of the Qusimbeyan Rifle Club competed in the Amal sheot of the year over 700 yards on Saturday. Results list E. G. Lewis with 4 66 percent, J. Charlton Sr, C. Stephens, R. Emond, L. Cooper, J. Metliven, T. Watson, J. Charlton Jr, A. Johnston, J. Ward, and A. K. Johnston among others with varying scores and handicaps. E. G. Lewis won the championship from C. Atorey with 544. Annual Aggregate standings show A. K. Johneston, O. BBR, B. Storey, R. Storesy, and G. N. Gregory among top scorers. The C. W. Stepheny Trophy went to E. G. Lewis with 3 possibles, beating T. Watson, J. Ward, S. Storey, and G. H. Gregory (1).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qusimbeyan
E. G. Lawig
SiGe J. Charlton, Sr
C. Stephens
R. Eemond
L. Cooper
J. ‘Metiiven
T. Watson
J. Charlton, Jr
A. K. Johnston
Sloaa
J. Ward
A. K. Johneaton Oo
B. OM. Butt
G. N. Gregory
C. Storesy
M. Storey
le Cooper
C. W. Stepheny Trophy
E. G. Lewis
Storey
G. H. Gregory
Rosebery Races Acceptances For Wednesday
The Rosebery meeting lists Wednesday acceptances across divisions including apprentices and the 20-Second, Flying Handicap and Progressive Handicap races. Notable horses: Denita, Clarion Tu Miss Mary, Disraeli, Saratoga, The Cath Boy, Royal Ensign, Lady Curia, Ming Jumdah, The Gambler, and Pooley Budgs not running in the Grand National Steeple. Cheery Jack had a hurdling lesson with rider H Windle after a previous fall.
Micawber's Engagements and Bribe Shock Brisbane Racing
Brisbane racing scene reels as owner Alan Cooper claims to have bribed for Micawber to run in Doomben despite a 3 pound penalty. Trainer W Jan opposed the plan but Cooper maintained his position, implying possible broader consequences under Brisbane racing authorities.
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Alan Cooper
Cee Ber
Doomben
Cooper
Micawber
W. Jan
Brisbane
Bbeap
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Fujstocks
Bernice
Keith Dick
Acton Gabet House
P.O. Box
City
Queanbeyan Club
Renior
R. Peete
Rugby League
Massy Cup
Sydney Games
Green Cape’s
Meet University
Landers
B. R Moore
Fr. L. Tancred
RM. No. 1
LDF
Bruc
Newcastle
Manuko
Monaro
the Times
Bert
Feirest
Noumea
Way of Barrier Reef
Waal
Hows
Norfolk
Otranton
Papua
Barrier Reef
Spdory
Gma
Orient Line
Oitéas the Navigation Co. Ltd
Rosebery
Byakes
Denita
Maggie
Mr. Phelan
Fernave
Fiaiac Oil
Lover's Leucine Castle
Paul Mual Ross Pad
Disraeli
O Foley
Lady Curia
Benburb
Martingale
Rotorua
Guricsky
Chi
Igw Motion
Wise & i Gus
Mustapha Taroo
Montagusa Laurel G. Call Mag
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Caf
Val William
Dubonnet
Palaring
Constant
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Woodsman
Hlinky Bill
Dover
Paddington
Rockne
Val Bilenga
Val Bad
Placid
Pooley Bridge
Jack
H. Windle
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