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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 17, 1933
Page
3
Queanbeyan Blues trounce Cooma All Blacks in Massy Cup
Queanbeyan Blues burst 32 2 halftime lead at Queanbeyan Showground to dominate the Massy Cup match. Six second half tries, led by Swan Rowley O Connor and Ewan, secured a clear victory as Cooma All Blacks struggled after key absences and strong Queanbeyan defence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queanbeyan
Queanbeyan Blues
Queanbeyan Defeats Cooma All Blacks In Rugby Match
Queanbeyan routs Cooma All Blacks 22 to 2 after a fast start with Shumack and O Connor scoring. Gale and O Connor convert key tries as Swan, Rowley, and Moore support Queanbeyan’s decisive drive, while Cooma struggles to finish near the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queanbeyan
Cooman
Moonth
O'Conner
Shumack
Bandon
Snowden
Gray
Eatall
McIntyre
Cooma
Stowley
Swan
MéIntyre
Blues
Norton
Dromgokd
Howley
O'Connor
Glmy
Moore
Neely
Queanbeyin
Teoma
Gale
Beety
John- An
Bob Awan
Flowley
Yin
Pola
Oconner
Shurmack
Fiat
Queanegyan
BR. Bwan
Mefnnee Sumack
Pola Trom
Queanbeyan Re serves edge Cooma Citizens Cup clash
Queanbeyan reserves beat Cooma Citizens Cup rival Hredho 11 to 2 in an early game. Half time score read minus two before Queanbeyan dominated after the interval. Referee was Mr Bert Campbell. Queanbeyan 6 Day 2 tries defeated Bredbo 2 Bradford a goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queanbeyan
Cooma Citizens
Cooma Greens defeat Adaminaby in Prior Dawson Cup clash
Cooma Greens beat Adaminaby 24 to 6 in the Prior Dawson Cup at Cooma yesterday. Referee was Mr. Youngman of Cooma. Scorers included W Field 3 Torpy 2 and Woodcroft Hurley tries with a Torpy goal. Adaminaby’s Johnston Lynch tries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooma Greens
Crookwell Triumphs Over Yass In Carr Cup Match
Crookwell defeated Yass by 17 to 5 in the Carr Cup at Crookwell. Half time score was 9 to 2. Referee was Mr. A Jackson of Gunning. Crookwell players Smith Fahey and Frost scored tries with Smith converting three goals. Yass reply came from Jackson a try and J. Cranston conversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Heed
Queanbeyan Hocks
O*cionnor
Ewan
Rowley
Bob Swan
Gale
Crookwell
Yass
A. Jackson
Gunning
Crockwell
Smith
Fahey
Frost
Yoru
Jackson
Cranston
Massy Cup Draw Sets July to August Matchups
The third series Many Cup draw in Triumph Hall Queanbeyan paired Queanbeyan against Vass on July 28 and Cooma Club against holders on July 20. Goulburn against holders on August something. Adaminaby against holders on August 18 and Canberra against holders on August 20. Canberra drew the last date after being first drawn. Cooma All Hacks did not participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triumph Hall
Queanbeyan
Vass
Cooma Club
Goulburn
Haldera
Adaminaby
Canberra
Cooma All Hacks
South City Keeps Unbeaten Run With Molonglo Victory
South City defeated Molonglo eight to five in Canberra in a hard fought Touphy League match. South City forwards and backs, led by O'Brien Griffith and Tiley, created pressure with two tries and a goal, while Molonglo battled throughout with Robbie and Stevens on the scoring end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South City
Motonglo
Duntroon
Hall
North City
Canberra
Molonglo
South
Souths
PD O'Brien
Boag
Tiley
O'Birien
O'Brien
Naughton
Griffith
Grifith
Bong
Southity
Kichka
Robbie
Stephens
Motangta
Motanglao
Griffin
Wiley
Molongio
Stevens
McArthur
Booth City
Malonglo
Tilley
Hall Beats North in Close City Rugby Clash
Hall edged North City by one point in a bruising encounter. Beaumont and Finding were sent off after late incidents as Hall’s Lucas Kinlyside Gribble and hall backs led the scoring while North relied on Kirkwood Dowling and Colquhoun. Scorers included Hall Lucas Gribble two goals and North Johnson Kirkwood tries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North City
Hall
Reeves Lane
Boyd
Hawke
North
Beaumont
Finding
Norths
G. Read
Forvants
Kirkwood
Makin
Johnson
Ram
E. Lucag
Gribble
A. Johnson
Docks
Colquhoun
Lucas
Kinlyside
West Colquhoun
Dowling
Sound film and radio stars headline Capitol Theatre show
The Capitol Theatre offered a Lovingly staged sound film adaptation of Madame Butterfly with Sylvia Sidney, Cary Grant, and Charles Ruggles, matched by a radio performers showcase headlined by Crosby, Smith, the Boswell Sisters, and Cab Calloway. The program, praised for charm and beauty, will be repeated tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Butt Orly
Capitol Theatre
John Luther Long
Sylvia Sidney
Cho Cho San
Madame Dutterfly
Cary Grant
F. A. Pinkerton
Charles Ruggles
Barton
Orient
Sylvia Shiney
Cory Cooper
Stuart Bewin
Leila Hyame
Rosehill Races Hurdle and Handicaps Featured
Hurdle race over two miles won by Dive by one and a quarter lengths from Tine with a half length to third. Flying Handicap at Port Said won by half a head with Time 1.144. Rosehill Handicap over a mile won by Akuna Messiah by one and a half lengths. Novice Handicap first division Penny Hunter led to finish three lengths clear. Carlingford Mile Mountain View captured by four lengths with Polly Speck second.
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Kerlist
Fell
Stenton
A. G. Tearee
Hustler
W. Aldridge
Attente
Servius
Merrie England
Lord Muck
Hronocollay Brass Tuttons
Dive
Vso
Tine
Port Said
RK. Oiryan
TT. Mortimer
C. Laycock
ELF
Erbie
Akuna
C. Pettit
Bill Wedgewood
M. McCarten
TinImatic
Weiss
Spanker
Cylanta
Rogerson
Lightning March
Phiare
AKMA
Hull Wedgewood
Doalmatic
Diva
Penny Hunter
D. Munroy
Tinyhawk
McCarten
Bartley
le Court
Baltimore
Remeta
Raleigh
Chatterelle
Grecian Knight
Scrabiste
Speldon
Samovar
High Cross
Full Wind
News Girl
Segovia
Calirbar
Harry Scurry
Wichmond
Carlingford Mile
Mountain View
HL Ferry
Rowendy
J. Pike
Polly Speck
D. Webb
Wicklow
Ephialtes
Love Song
Cherbourg
Grey Ken
Greg Abbott
Maniple
Rosendo
Cheer
Thrieap
Yuroke
de Jolo
Netting
Oneslaught
Maybe
Lucky Saint
Protea
Donace
Maahaoratin
Astronomy
Brave Thy
Rex Aurentic
Gay Qoirl
Easty
Coter
Purveyor
Tadema
Spearearl
Theicnp
Lee
Scaufeld Stakes Two Year Olds Raced at Lillimar
Blue Shot won the first division by a neck with a head to second, time 1.28. Other contenders included Snowfelt Gothic Cem Fulfil The Monarch Eunopia and Miss Valiant. Potdale Dark Dawn Argon and Ithuriel were among several starters in later heats with Tight betting and varied placings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillimar
J. L. Meagher
R. Cann
A. Theassey
Snowfelt
Sir Simper
Hollander
The
Monarch
iGothic Them
Mise Wit
Curzola
Eunopia
Miss Valiant
Grape
Miss Wit
Hoe
Daily Mail
Gladadder
A. Brown
Finatecy
Meredith
Desoto
Jess
Wenman
God Samaritan
Serious
Prince Leo
Shining Gold
Star Sapphire
Savate
Ethnareh
Osterey
Bolcon Ball
Assorts
Stardennis
Radiant
Roy
Good Samaritan
Btar Sapphire
Edhwarch
Osterley
Norman Southwell wins 83 mile Canberra cycling tour
Norman Southwell takes overall victory and fastest time in the Canberra Cycling Club 83 mile tour. Turney, Bull and Day pass Roche by ten miles as Southwell rides strongly to close the gap. Turner finishes second with Bateson five minutes back. Punctures hinder Bennett and Reche on the rough Duntroon route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Norman Southwell
Roche
Turney
Bull
Day
Southwell
Duntroon
Spoverai Puncturea
Bennett
Reche
Suffrera
Lana Turner
Turner
Bateson
C. J. Graham
Meaors
Peterson Bros
N. Southwell
Fl. Turner
M. Bateson
Rifle Shooting at Can berra Club meet on 000 yard range
Saturday’s event at the Can berra Club featured 000 yard shooting with annual and quarterly aggregates. Light troubled the day but results were recorded with daily prizes to A Hussey and J McIntosh and scores listed for competitors including Ly, McIntosh, McLeod, Green, Powell, Dovey, Webb, Ting, Thrack, and Canham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra Club
A. Hussey
J. McIntosh
J. Ww
Lya
Hussey
McIntosh
Powell
Webb A
Canham
Wallabies Triumph Over Orange Free State in Turbulent Match
The Wallabies defeated Orange Free State 9 to 8 in Blomfontein on Saturday. A half gale swept dust over the ground as the teams opened a grueling series of matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blomfontein
Wallabies
Orange Free State
Special World Service Info Becomes Nat Compilation
By special arrangement Rauter's World Service and other sources contribute to Nat compilation of overeens nenigeses published in this issue with all entries metered in Avetratia and New are Metered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rauter
World Service
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Syle
Massy Cup
Brown
Freehowy
Deveridge
Cooma All Blacks
Hulf
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Max Gray
Mooney
Drumgold
J. Snowden
Quail
Ageaay
Ahi
River
Ole
Goae
Hiandon
Carr Cup
Rosehill
Azure Sarcherief
Shirley Ray
J. Stan
Marie Narelle
Blue Heather
Constancy
Sarcherie
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OM. McCarten
H. Perry
Roley
Villacombe
Roley's Choice, § To 1 Preyfnt
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Parsons
Munro
Newsham
Alantis
Gay Eaton
Wallace Cup
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Demi Monde
Jardiniere
Ranclea
Lanadan
Art
Pyonge Parcourir
Knotash
Pyongl
Scaulfield
Lillimur
Whitsome
W. Elliott
Ormolu
AH. Badger
Prince
K. Kiracken
Wich Tirae
Idle Panter
Sen Rover
Kirrewur
Wilts
Starissa
Helling
Wilte
Godfrey Watson
Funkween
Baroedo
T. Dynon
Yantara
J. Winks
Lanilda
George William
Strathtar
Mosstrooper
Saredor
Strathhas
Kambrook
Tatyuan
CH. Olsen
Lord Carrington
T. Stocker
Neegewt
M. Campbell
Martinello
Irony
Woodhack
Etryman
All Joy
Teanjolais
Mise Wiltshire
Motor
Yellow Sands
Ben's Fort
Alesis
Amalthea
Taiyuan
Strymon
Martinelo
Beaujolais
Misa Wiltshire
Den's Fort
Biva
Malvina Welter, Bif
W. J. Edwards
Vialtors Gd
Forrest Tennis Club
Pogsen
Danting
Sydney
Ainslie
W.M
MacDonald Empire
Forrest
Roekite
Times” Office
Thos, Cook & Sons
Martin Place
A.m
A. R
McNeil's
City
Chariton’s
Kingston
Times Office
Madame Butterfly
Charlie Ruggles
Puccini
Stuart Erwim
Bing Crosby
Leila Hyams
Crirta
ZOO
Budapest
G. E. Sheehan
Gibb & Berman Lyd. Consulting Optics
Hunter Street
Weorgn Hoana
PITT
Anthony Hurdern & Bone
Sas Ae
Owen
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Yatinental
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