Rain Delays Third Day of Fourth Test in Ashes Battle
Inclement weather restricted play to seven hours forty eight minutes as Australia faltered to 2 for 59 with Ume McDonald and Craig at the crease. England’s bowlers faced a soaked pitch as the day opened late and resumed under damp conditions with a potential innings defeat looming for Australia.
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Old Trafford
Stumpa
Shen We Nightwatch
Culp
Ume
McDonald
Craig
Australia
Sumer
England
Teatford
Peter
Laker
Lack
Colin McDonald
Lock
Grogan Routs Male In Sydney Bout Despite Flurry Of Warnings
Grogan outpoints Luigi Male at Sydney Stadium in a disappointing eight rounder. Grogan pressed the fight with heavy hooks while Male, overweight and fading late, failed to sustain resistance. Referee warned Grogan several times for palm use and hitting on the break.
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Male
Patrick
Grogano
State Lottery Teaser Draws Sydney Clients in May
A jumble of lottery entries, syndicate names, and prize amounts appears to outline a May draw. Names like Sedman, Wilkin, Haupt, Wilson, and Hannan surface with addresses in Sydney and Maitland. Prizes range from 500 to 30 000 pounds, with references to Paradise and Seven In schemes and various box numbers. The fragment hints at multiple syndicates and ad hoc claims tied to GPO Sydney and peers, but details are unclear.
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Sedman
c/o GPO
Sydney
RH. Wilkin
Miller
Mont
George. Buckley
Mornily
Campbells — Hill
Maitland
I. Haupt
Clarence Bt
S. Wilson
Glebe Ful
Merewether West
G.P.O
Samo' Ayn
Kurron
St Eallsbury Tranmere
Lucy Stahe
Syd
M Johnson
G.po
Bydmey
Ampol Reliability Trial placings finalized after review
Provisional Ampol trial results stand with no appeals. Car 113, a 1927 Rolls Royce driven by Mrs Blanch Brown, corrects to second in the big car class. Funeral service for Lee Slaughter and Sil Mayes will be held at St Johns Campate tomorrow. crew members to form a guard of honor.
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Sydney
Moncey
Proteata
Rolla Royce
Blanch Brown
Lee Slaughter and Sill
Mayes
St. John's Church
Campate
Crewx
Speculation Heats Up National Finals In Canberra Football
Canberra Australian Rules circles debate national finals as RM.C and Alns ie chase top spot after home and away rounds. Eastlake edges Manuka at Kingston Oval boosting chances in B and Intermediate grades, while Manuka remains second overall. The season pivots on upcoming semi finals and double chance rules with Combine and Eastlake leading the intermediates and junior semi finals set for next Saturday.
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Duntroon
Sat
Canberra
Eastlake
Manuka
Burke
Ruka
Combine
Ami East
Inke
Queanbeyan Park
Atoma
Boonse
Jte
Ainslie Cricket Dinner Promises Big Player Roll Up
Ainslie premiers in first grade last season will hold a premiership dinner Saturday at the Hotel Ainslie Rex. Club spokesman Mr. A Gibb says the club remains keen and proud of its title as a large turnout of players was expected.
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Ainslie
Starover set for return after long spell at Randwick race
Starover prepared for a comeback after a long spell following a third to Gay t Sierra in the Sires Produce Stakes at Randwick on March 31. A Marley to ride Starover, with improvement expected from the run, before a Hobartville feature in August. Kingster may not start in the Epsom Handicap as pneumonia recovery weighs on fitness. Redcraze, Brisbane Cup winner, misses Exhibition Meeting due to a bruised heel and will be brought back to Sydney. Reddate will target WFA events at the spring meeting but remains uncertain for the Metropolitan. Walker says owners favor selected for Melbourne spring, while Warvice and Ark Rapa run purse events of £1,500.
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Starover
Gay
T Sierra
Randwick
A. Marley Wil
Atart
Hobartville
J. Green
Kingster
Horald Kingster
Redcraze
Eagle Farm
T. J. Smith
Sydney
Smith
Reddate
W.F.A
AIC
Canberra Motor Club riders excel at Jumee meet
Three Canberra riders competed at Jumee on Sunday with strong showings. R Abbot on Triumph won both first sidecar scratch and lat sidecar handicap, R Slice with BSA captured multiple top finishes including senior events and ultra lightweight, while A Kirkland earned place medals in junior and senior events. The group hopes a short circuit operation starts before Christmas.
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Canberra Motor Club
Jumee
R. Abbot
R. Slice
Bs.a
A. Kirkland
Jaguar Wins Le Mans
A British Jaguar driven by Ron Flockhart and Ninian Anderson won the 24 hour Le Mans endurance race. The Aston Martin team placed second with Stirling Moss and Peter Collins, while Maurice Trintignant and Oliver Gendeblan took third for Ferrari. The winning car was a D-type Jaguar entered by Ecosse. Flockhart, 32, is an Edinburgh engineer and Sanderson, 31, a Glasgow company director.
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LE Mans
Ron Flockhart
Ninian Anderson
Aston. Martin
Stirling Moss
Peter Collins
Maurice Trantignant
France
Oliver Gendeblan
Beglum
Good Skis Conditions at Mt Frankly Weekend Event
Readable notes describe ski conditions near Mount Frankly and a club transport to a chalet on Saturday. Mentions Keen Interest in next weekend’s races and a club event with campers and officials led by Rape Ingesty, amid vague paving and a September date.
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