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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jun 09, 1958

Page

3

Seaton Wins Medal Event at Royal Club

Seaton, playing off 12, tied for 80 with Wilson. Brokan shot 78 off nine. Rex Day led day with 73, Bingrad won B grade with 68 net, and J A Holt topped C grade with 68. Seaton edged Brohan on count back in A grade with 69.

Seaton Royal Club Wilson Brokan Rex Day Bar Bya Bingrad J. A. Holt Senton Bropan Sng Ingram R. Seaton J. Brohan D. Wilson PH Crisp V. Fahey J. Day A. Quigley H. Ingram T. W. Cutts J. B. Mackay

Presentation To U S S Canberra In Norfolk

Australian Ambassador Howard Beale presented a silver tray to the U S S Canberra during a visit in Norfolk Virginia The tray honored the ship named after Canberra the Australian capital The gesture signified friendship and ties between the cruiser and Australia and recalled the earlier joint U S Australia action at Sava Island in 1942 against Japan

Norfolk Virginia Howard Beale Canberra United States

Turner Juniors Triumph in Tight Junior Football Play

Turner Juniors edged Manuka in a shock 2 point win with standout plays by Mastlake Juniors and Yaralimie in Atom 1. Eastlake juniors led Manuka early but defended stubbornly as Manuka erred, while Queanbeyan and Ainslie dominated other junior divisions with strong drives and decisive finishes.

Mastlake Manuka Uie Atom Yaralimie Manula Queanbeyan Turner Cowie Chinnick Mazion Apps Peters Eastlake Manuiha Detai de- Mesegen Denham Lawlesg Spentelove Ainslie Fiske Eastlake I McGurin Gdtington Quigg Yarraiumia Manuing Ware Tracey Dinnenville Gilholme Kearney Scott Zeegan Eastlake II Winsow Manuin Oldfield Paynter Smallhorn Ainsle Marion Trow‘bridge Ward Duncan Yarralumla- Manutta Mikseviclus Carnail Bloomfield Russell Midgets. DIV Southtwell Thompson Turner B R. Ryan Edwards Hourigan

Davies To Lead Test Side With Queenslander Captain

Davies captains Australia in the first Test at the Sydney Cricket Ground against England. Queenslander Brian Davies leads a selected side including Greg Hawick, Brian Clay, Kel O'Shea, Rex Mossop, Norm Proven, Brian Carlson, Harry Wells, Tan Moly, Ross Kite, Gordon Clifford and others in a line up aiming to counter the English forward and backs.

Weet Sydney Brian Clay Clay Kel O'Shea Manly Rex Mossop Norm Brian Carlson Harry Wells Carlson Tan Moly Houths Newtown Ross Kite Gordon Clifford Chive Chavelyl Balmain Keith Barnes Fairbank G. Clifford Syajae R. Kite Wapgaj H. Wells B. Carlson N. Prov R. Mosson Syney B. Davies Qld K. Kearney W. March Regervest Tones D'Senofieg Cess Noel

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