Greyhound Racing Meeting Draws for Canberra January 19 1946
Greyhound events listed for Canberra draw include Maiden Stakes and Divisions with horses and handlers such as Brigaton Johnny Innes Lucky Edle Locks Wey Katha Image. Races set for 2 50 pm and 4 90 pm with numerous handlers and contenders across 487 yard courses.
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Canberra
Marwin
Locks Way
Para Minds
Mian Linelie
Sieo Postace
Brigaton
Johnny Innes
Lucky Edle
Locks Wey
Katha Image
Mise Blondeen
Canberra Beaks
Anne Ling
Lady Cutter
Yoderate
Pacific Victory
Beaumeade
Nicky Pride
Iron Hand
Ind
Ramona Cash
Bright Pat
Stampspeed
Avermint
Stippary Peter
Mosher'a Own
Red
Bonus King
Lambert Pearl
Dominant Prince
Miss Appeal
Lin‘ona
Exchange
Fleeting OCR Scribes Flemington Race Card Fragment
Fragmentary OCR of a Flemington race listing with scattered names and numbers. Reads like race card snippets and jockey or horse notes, interspersed with irregular terms and incomplete entries.
Associates Play for Championship Heavy Course
Associates contend for the Royal Can Screws Championship with three competitions. Thirty six holes of qualifying were played Wednesday and Thursday and will finish next Thursday. The program includes the Sigat Boat Pingertater Cup and the C grade cup. Matches will be over 18 holes Monday and Tuesday and the club championship on Thursday over 30 holes.
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Ily Inaac
Sigat
Pingertater
Prolionry
Matshiy
Clu Chempionship
Thureday
Australian Rules Football Two players suspended after hearing
Two players were suspended for the remainder of the football season by Acting Independent Commissioner Me P Douglas. R Baskhouse of Ainslie and T Bollington of Mastake were charged after a fight at Kings Town oval. Hawke of Northborough was suspended for three months for repeated striking. Skerry of Rantlake had his case dismissed. FR Watson of Acton had charges deferred due to Canberra hamhasne. Also reported Norm Richards drew with Dick Harris in a 13 round bout at Latrobe’s.
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Me. P. Douglas
R. Baskhouse
Ainslie
7. Bollington
Mastiake
Wall
Becikhous
Stemantha
King Rantlake Rowr
A. Hawke
Northbveree Oval
Ealington
Wee
J. Skerry
Rantlake
Kingston Oval
FR. Watson
Acton
Llambasnae
Canberra
Man to face trial for assault on train passenger
Kevin Lenox Digging, 21, labourer, was remanded by Queanbeyan Court to the Criminal Court on August 26 on a charge of assault with intent to commit rape during an incident on a Cooma Mail train on 1 July. A woman testified Diggings punched her and menaced her, while he claimed drunken amnesia and sought a quick guilty plea. He was also charged with stealing a rug from Miss Bullock.
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Kevin Lenox Digging
Cooma
Queanbeyan Court
Criminal Court
Asault
Bina Buttock
Ta Buzbane
Ahe
Ollgayy
Kosciusko
Ted
Ub Dig
Arewan
Paterson Retains World Title In London Bout
Jackie Paterson outboxed Joe Curran to retain the lightweight crown in London. Curran was floored three times, including a nine count, as Paterson dominated each round from the opening bell.
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London
Trurkluy
Jackie Paterson
Joe Curran
Ginagow
Paterson
Curran
Louis-Champ to Defend Title in New York September 15
Mike Jacobs announced Jov Louite will defend his heavyweight title against Tami Maurialio at Yankee Stadium on September 15. Louis to receive 40 percent of receipts. Maurialio 15 percent. Maurialio had previously knocked out British champion Bruce Woodcock on May.
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New York
Mike Jacobs
Jov Louite
Tami Maurialio
Yankee Stadium
Louis
Maureiflo
Cliff Collapse Kills Man Near Neath While Quarry Work Continues
Victor Chapman, 20, of Fairfield West, was killed when an overhanging cliff gave way at Ma raha quarry near Neath. Two companions narrowly escaped as the rock fractured, leaving Chapman’s widow and child.
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Sydney
Neath
Maraha
Victor Chapman
Fairfeld West
Bar Chapa
Drought relief grant for famine aid announced
A report notes a drought relief grant of £162,000 approved by the Commonwealth and Route for famine relief. The past season’s poor conditions affected tea operations and drew responses from authorities.
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Weet
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Ss Twotrarold Randwap
Pr Fite
Cyclax
J. B. Young Pty
LID
King Ston
Kingston
Eee Stash Ag
Alan Cate
Wil Inuader
Guy
J. B. Young
LADES
Lepen
Ee Ee Ltd
Flemington
Bationae
Greve
Heather Rone
Riowergeta
Norm Richards
Dick Harris
Latadberds
J. E. Cleary
Civic Centre
S. H. Elvin & Co
Cunningham Street
Radway Se Station
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