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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 13, 1931
Page
3
Queanbeyan and Cooma battle at Wind stadium in a high tempo match. Pridham and Masters lead Queanbeyan with decisive scores while Millar and Acton shine in defense as final whistle confirms a tight victory.
In a wind swept clash Ainslie battled Bastinke with key plays by Alexander and Harrington. The visitors fought back through lifting pressure from Lyne and Hoth as the second half opened but Bastinke could not overcome Ainslie’s steady drive and late surge.
In the fragmentary item readers see a terse note about an incident at a dockyard involving a vessel or party named Nautilus Rest Rie and references to a person or entity called Ivonpart. The text hints at an attack or altercation described as a fling. No clear dates or outcomes are provided.
A fragmented account covers a sports game with brief mentions of Inge and BAL in the third quarter. It notes visitors leading at times, acts of scoring by Maloney and Alexander, and a late strong finish by Ainslie supporters.
Canberra’s Gribble stood out by scoring a late game goal kick and defense. Opponents pressed hard as locals battled for control with firm territory play. Final score landed an 18 to 0 victory for the home side.
In a tense Cup final, the Blues edged the opposition as the final whistle blew. Lineups included Van ineras, Barro, Byrne, and Johnson, with a 63 to 1 tally noted for one side.
An unstable OCR fragment mentions MITT in a marginal note with unclear dates and names. The readable text shows garbled phrases and lacks coherent events or identities to summarize reliably.
A fragmented report shows the Blues defeating the Magpies in a shield clash at York Park. Key moments include a late goal kick and defensive stands from King, Pott, and Cuthbert as Canberra and federal territory teams vie for glory.
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