Turner Beats Manuka In AFL Showdown At Turner Oval
Turner merely matched Manuka's vigor as Anderson starred with nine goals for Manuka, including an early spearhead display. Durkin and Armstrong led Turner scoring, but Manuka's 19 goal haul overwhelmed Turner 184 to 65, with Butt and Hartigan among Turner’s scorers and final margin comfortable for the Bullants.
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Durkin
Turner
Butt
Manuka
Turner Oval
Bullants
Anderson
Brophy
Grigg
Armstrong
Ghiradello
Thea Anderson
Freed
Mason
Droop
Hartigan
Manukau
Anae
Hig
Watson
Jones
Paul Brown
Leedhem
The
Pictura
Burridge
Ghirardella
Wood
Hambly
Leedham
Brown
Butt J
Dawson
Yowani Golf Stableford Wins Highlight Davies and Nicholas
A Saturday stableford event at Yowani yielded low scores despite near perfect conditions. In A grade Davies 52 points led, with R. Smith second on count back. In 3B grade Nicholas claimed his first trophy with 31 points, while B grade saw Nicholas 31 and Mulcahy 30. An accompanying ball competition crowned R. Smith, with Trubody runner-up. Associates event won by Mrs Morphett.
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Stableford
Yowani
Kevin Nicholas
Davies
R. Smith
R. Trubody
N. Wallace
N. Pollard
K. Nicholas
K. Mulcahy
J. Courtney
le Birch
Morphett
J. Worthy
J. Good- Whi
Norths
Escuil Rhoodie
Queanbeyan
Geoff Kaye
Alan Woods
Tinmy MelInnes
Escall Rhoodie
Howard Garnier
Ling
Rama
Australians Fall Short in Wimbledon Doubles Bid
Bob Howe and Lorraine Coghlan win the mixed doubles at Wimbledon 6 3 18 11 against Kurt Nielsen of Denmark and Althea Gibson of New York. Gibson also wins ladies singles, defeating Angela Mortimer 8 6 6 2 in the final. Cooper and Fraser previously swept American, Australian and French titles. Howe and Coghlan lose hope of a four-title hold.
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Bob Howe
Lorraine Coghlan
Kurt Nielsen
Denmark
New York
Miss Gibson
Angela Mortimer
Davidson
Schmidt
Cooper
Fraser
Wielson
Gibson
Howe
Coghlan
Grenoble Shares Favour For Doomben Cup
Bookmakers promote Grenoble to equal favourite with Book Link for the Doomben Cup after Grenoble’s seventh in the Ten Thousand. Baystone also quoted after a close second to Rin Tin in the Carnival Handicap. Latest market lists Book Link Grenoble Baystone Rin Tin Sallor’s Guide Prince Dante Timor Teranyan Baron Boissler Maori Gold Duchesne Flash Gem Tudor Hill.
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Brisbanh
Grenoble
Book Link
Baystone
Rin Tin
Rifle Shoot Opens Canberra Season at 300 Yards
The first Canberra Rifle Club shoot of the new season tested shooters at 300 yards for the Turner O Connor Shield and Hudson Trophy. Conditions were favorable but scores fell short of expectations with competitors led by McIntosh tallying 98 and other notable marks including Friend 91 and Mason 93 as the field posted varied results.
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Canberra Rifle Club
McIntosh
Low
Friend
Ashton of
Lioya
Mason
McCarty
Richards
Calvert
Roberts
Taylor
Hudson
Milligan
Thoroughgood
White
Peisley
Walsh
R. W
Dennis
Fleming
Shorten
Dennis, P
Daish TB
Fisteher BO
Webb
Flynn
Fahey
Russell
Parkinson
Pascoe
Company Print Notice From The Fadera Capital Press
Printed and published by Christopher John Shakespeare for The Fadera Capital Press of Australis Pty Ltd at the officer of the company Mort Street Braddon AC7. Announcement records the publisher and location of the notice.
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Christopher John Shakespeare
Fadera! Capital Preas of Australis Pty Ltd
Mort Street
Braddon
A.C
Surprise Rugby Union Win To Easts at Narrabundah
Easts beat Goulburn 15 to 6 at Northbourne Oval in a tense A grade match with strong defense from Easts. Debuts by Sut ton and Hohner highlighted a backline that delivered crucial plays including crosses by Crossman and Fitzpatrick as Easts surged after half time.
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Atch
Narrabundah
Cadets
Sydney High Schools
Sutton
Hohner
Dn R.M.C. Colts
Easts
Goulburn
Hasts
Hunt Ang Murray
Koster
Dusty
Barton
Basta
Harbison
Gallagher
Crossman
Smith
Dutty
Fitzpatrick
Walsh
Feasts
Northbourne Oval
Norths
Queanbeyan
Thomson wins fourth Open in playoff at Lytham
Peter Thomson of Australia clinched his fourth British Open title after a 36hole playoff with Peter Thomas of Wales. Thomson prevailed by four strokes, earning 2,000 pounds. Thomas received 650 pounds. Thomson noted it as the hardest struggle of his career as both players planned a post tournament tour together.
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Lytham
Australia
Peter Thomson
Peter Thomas
Thomson
Thomas
Este
Ste
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