Junior Rugby Union Grammar A Triumph Over Ainslie
Ainslie 25 beat Grammar A 3 in a wet weather match as Teidy Kaye led Grammar A with strong support from Frank Johnson, John McMahon and Bran Boardman. Byron Keir and Lea Martin starred for Ainslie B19, while Johnny Johnson starred for Ainslie School in a separate rout. Northern Suburbs dominated Yarrahim All Blacks 6 6, with Johnny Lewis scoring 23 points. Royals and Grammar both had notable performances, with Paul Burke and Lea Robima among standouts for their teams.
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Grammar
All Grammar
Blues
Teidy Kaye
Frank Johnson
John McMahon
Bran Boardman
Brooke and
Beonait
Ainslie
B. Keiry
D. Torer
Kelly
Re Ei
B. Keir
L. Martin
Ainslie School
G. Relo
Ainali
Ainalie
Byron Keir
Alnile
Lea Martin
Denis McMillan
Bruce Kelly
Geo Reid
Alan Mills
Anthony O'Shea
Brian Waddie
Royals
J. Huddy
M. French
J. O'Connor
Falconer
Northern Suburbs
Yarrahim
Johnny Lewis
Scoing
Trea
Gouly
Selib
Ainstie School
Johnson
J. Rosa
V. Fedrow
G. McDougall
Johnny Johnson
Aielie School
Rosa
Blick
Carnegie
Purell
Calvet
Gibson
Phillips
Ainsie
Burke
J Lange
M. Barnes
L. Robina
Robins Kies
Wallace
Paul Burke
Atnulte
Lea Robima
John Lange
John Be Jam
Michael Lake
Alan Reid
P. Hilyard
Fic
Bob Burke
Iho
Vas
Canberra Ride Club rifles event yields tight scores and top marks
Dave Berguson and Phil Clanson won the rifles shoot presented for the Canberra Ride Club with 100 yards on Saturday. Bengtsson led scoring with 68, others like Lloyd and MIntosh close behind while multiple shooters posted 60s to mid 60s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Berguson
Phil Clanson
Npoons
Canberra
McCarty
Menten
Milligan
Denala
Nh Tela
B. Webb
Blanton
Fourro
Ashton
ORB
White
A. Kourra
Hudson
Pitt
Rundle
Kerriaon
Burn
Davia
Sydney Tennis Juniors Train Under Ryan At Manuka
Sydney coach Mr Riley Ryan visits for a junior talent survey among 180 players at central courts. Sunday sessions coach club instructors, with 24 to 20 top juniors chosen for advanced coaching. Tuition partly free for selected juniors. AGT and NAW divisions to be drawn from these groups.
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Mr.Ryann
Central Courts
Ryan
Manuka
Eepelation
N.A.W
Manuka Courts
Messrs. C
G. Gibbs
Manuke
Hood
K. Rumble
R. Parkes
Redman
Australian Golf Wins at St Andrews Bi centenary event
Australia claimed victory at the Commonwealth golf tournament at St Andrews as Australia defeated South Africa five games to two in the oral match. Doug Bach of Melbourne emerged as the best Commonwealth amateur after a strong run, while Great Britain trailed Canada in final standings with Australia leading the field.
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Royal and Ancient Club
St. Andrews
Muirfel
Doug Bach
Melbourne
Great Britain
Canada
Great’ Bettam
South Africa
New Zeyland Jong Nul
Fire Brigade Defeats Canberra Club in Scrappy Snooker Round
In a tense round five, Canberra Club loses to the Fire Brigade as Acton, Hillyard and Pearson clock high scores. Multiple fixtures show 200s and near 180s across snooker and billiards, with other clubs including Workmen's Club and Transport Services posting strong 2 game totals and notable players such as W. Harrison, T. Clementy, and P. Roberts contributing decisive breaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoes
M. Bennett
A. “Pearson
L-Collan
W. Philbrooke
J. Burns
Dengate
Workmen's Club
D. Services Guth
Bijards
Te Byrne
Hussey
Me Babbage
A. Livyit
C. Fisher
Ward
G. Williams
HF. Wickhamn
Workmen's No
Acton Guest House
Warde
D. Vickers
Teadd
Snooker D. Williams
Dd. Kirby
E. Shippley
H. Tatwell
Fire Brigade
Canberra
Australian Don McMillan loses to Cyril Brasher in London mile
In the British Games at White City London, Australian runner Don McMillan was beaten by British athlete Cyril Brasher in a mile race. Brasher posted a competitive time in a hard fought sprint, with McMillan finishing strong in the chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don McMillan
London
Don McMillas
Cyril Brasher
White City
Basher
Buwon
Maddigan and Day in Close tussle at Royal Canberra
Harold Mudd and Rex Day tied for top in the stable fowl competition at Royal Canberra on Saturday, both on 37 points. Madigan won on count. Other grades show Coghlan and Day high scorers, with multiple named players tallying near 34 to 38 points. Ninety players entered the Canadian mixed foursomes, won by J and Mrs Mallesch pairing.
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Harold Mudd
Rex Day
Royal Canberra
Baturay
Madigan
B. Coghlan
Haeyai
J. ‘Day
B. Dootell
Gordon
F Fingleton
B Coghan
Ge Nel
N. Penstane
A. J. Miller
St. K. Traynor
Joyce A
M. Farrell
J. McGrath
J. Mulcaly
Clowry
Mallesch
Hom O
Mire
Yeend
St. Nd
A. H. Tange
Mra. McNichot
Hunt wins A grade medal at Federal Club in tight round
Ao Hunt shot 71 133 to claim the A grade medal at the Federal Club on Saturday. Nearby contenders included N Cleary 70 11 65 and R Bryman 70 13 66, with others like B Tapper 76 10 86 and K Venables 76 10 66. H grade saw G Murphy 80 21 59 and O Fatfiord BX 16 85 among notable scores, while C grade featured N May 64 26 83 and T Gallagher 88 32 64. play-offs and monthly medals were decided for the B and C grades respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Club
Ao Hunt
O. Fatfiord
J. Davies
T. Woods
N. May
T. Gallagher
B. Gallen
F. Boyle
K. Mullins
H. Hennal
Es Chanienworth
H. Paul Ine
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Co-Op Grain, Insurance & Agency Company Limited
Albury Newcastle
Ats Fee
Pas Rrversan
Junior
Rugby Union
Sydney
Maguia Courts
Act
Cora
Reid
ST. Andrew's
Canverra
At&t Chie
Panebelde Deryat
Grooma-Bradabaw
Garrick
Persic
Ser Wn
Sotiederene
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