Canberra riflemen win Jensen Cup in tight match
Canberra shooters completed the final Jensen Cup stage from the 60 yard mound in even conditions. J Lisyd won with a LM score, while L McLeod posted 145.8, Canham 145.2, and A N Hussey 146.2. Hussey won the daily prize as junior shooter with 40 off the rifle and seven balls remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra Riflemen
Varda
J. Lisyd
L. McLeod
Canham
A. N, Hussey
A. N. Hussey
Canberra City Bowls Club Claims Rose Bay Pots Title
Saturday match for the Rose Bay coffee pots saw eight rinks compete with Canberra City, Queanbeyan, and Canberra in contention. Hearne Pike Marchant Chase led their rink to a 20 point margin and three wins, while Boorn Ashton Smith Brack finished runner-up with three wins and a 14 point margin. Other results include Fox Darcy Love Challen and Falconer Carroll Baasett Turner with two wins, Forres Scott Clarke Fawcett two wins, and Lancaster Kruger Hanley Lamb one win. Bassett defeated Marchant 21 14 in the cock-o'-the-walk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Bay
Canberra
Queanbeyan
Hearne
Pike
Marchant
Chase
Boorn
Ashton
Smith
Brack
Fox
Darcy Love
Challen
Tive
Falconer Carroll
Baasett
Turner
Forres-Scott
Clarke
Fawcett
Lancaster
Kruger
Hanley Lamb
Grattan
Harney Stevens
Moss
Ridley Rootes
Grooms
Martin
Bassett
Editor calls for petrol conservation in Canberra
The Canberra Times reader cites Postmaster-General Thorby’s appeal to reduce petrol use to avoid rationing. A Queanbeyan letter notes many official cars travel midday for government business and lunch, urging stricter use to support Canberra’s nonpaying bus service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra Times
Thorby
Canberra
Valedictory Social for Southwells and Miss Brown at Wattle Park
At the Methodist Sunday School Hall in Wattle Park a valedictory gathering farewelled Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Southwell and Miss Brown before their departure for Wollongong. Rev. R. D. McKinnon presided as various church and community members praised their long service. Gifts included a wallet, a leather writing case, a handbag, and a hymn book. musical tributes followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
Wattle Park
C. W. Southwell
Miss Brown
Wollongong
R. D. McKinnon
Geo. Southwell
Do. W. Southwell
Liall
Ladies’ Church Aid Society
Mrs. Southwell
Messrs
Mack Southwell
E. Gurney
J. K. Kilby
Mesdames C. Kilby
Ross Brown
New Zealand Staff Cadets entertained by Canberra residents
At Hotel Canberra a social evening hosted New Zealand staff cadets from the Royal Military College now training in Canberra. NZ-born locals introduced cadets to Canberra life, with talks by M W Mehaffey and A Percival, song contributions, sleight of hand, and Maori songs from cadets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Messrs
A. 8. Bird
T. A. Hunt
C. J. Courtney
Stam
Sccota
Hewitt
Fitchell
Holloway
Chennella
Webb
J. A. M. Clachan
Civic Jeweller's Cup Won On Count Back At Federal Golf Club
R Reynolds edged captain R Broadribb on the count back for the Civic Jeweller's Cup. Gross honours were shared by W Ware and Broadribb, with several players posting strong scores. The Whyte Cup first round saw Broadribb beat Robinson and Reynolds beat Turner, with semi final draw Jensen v Broadribb and Reynolds v Madigan. Harker took the 18 hole stroke event with nett 62.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Reynolds
R. Broadribb
W. Ware
Broadribb
D. Reynolds
D. Coggins
H. Hornburgh
L. Wallace
R. McNamee
W. Madigan
W. McKerrow
S. Harker
BS. Griffith
A. Robinson
A. Turner
W. Malligan
R. Woods
F. Jensen
R. Crombie
A. Madigan
Sarazen and Little tied for American Open title at 287
In Cleveland Gene Sarazen and Lawson Little finished tied for the American open championship with an aggregate 287 and will play off tomorrow. Ferrier finished with two rounds 74 and 75 totaling 149 but lost the amateur medal to Wilford Wehrit who posted a 2 T score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Gene Sarazen
Lawson Little
Ferrier
Wilford Wehrit
North Newcastle By Election Result
Sir Cuthbert Headlam won the North Newcastle by election with 7380 votes. Opponent H Gratton Doyle official Conservative received 2982 votes. Voter turnout was 21.8 percent.
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North Newcastle
London
Newcastle
Cuthbert Headlam
H. Gratton Doyle
WN. Gratton Doyle
Printing Firm Ad Rights and Location in Canberra
Publication notice states Christopher John Shakespeare printed by the Federal Capital Press of Australia Ltd at Mort Street Braddon Canberra. Office address is listed for the company.
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Christopher John Shakespeare
Federal Capital Press of Australia Ltd
Mort Street
Braddon
Canberra
Warwick Farm Trial Hurdis and Nursery Handicaps Summary
At Saratoga meeting Hurdis led in the 98 race with Generous Gesture second and Boelvoir third. Royal Exchange won the Nursery Handicap. Martheus and Trade Mark followed. In the Nursery for fillies Many Ways topped Constant Chatter and Foxora. Mabson led the L13h Trial Handicap with Discipline second. Vergure won the George's River Handicap ahead of Blue Baron. Buzalong won the Homestead Handicap and Good Morning took the Welter Handicap by a head.
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Hurdis
Saratoga
H. Windle
J. Ryan
Boelvoir
le Hynes
Trekater
King Otho
Bir Julian
Winger
Pharaoh
Bogan Boy
Duke Caledon
Belvoir
Diva
David Copperfield
J. Duncan
Royal Exchange
BE. McMenamin
J. Thompson
Martheus
Angus
Zue
the Elk
Mentor
Harinado
Mabonga
Imany Ways
J. Coutts
Constant Chatter
W. Watterson
Foxora
A. Podmore
Celebrity
Henrietta
Wedding Belle
Meneen
Kenthesda
Mabson
A. Harvey
Discipline
Fisk
R. Goodwin
Vergure
E. McMenamin
Blue Baron
J Duncan
Table Talk
Munro
Jazbeau
Gallop
Climax
Giiltown
Rathlin
Cable Boy
Snow Queen
Tucker
Hilarious
R. Innes
Fountain
Herarde
Bonny Loch
Osculum
Sidcup
Buzzal
Tinker Bell
Jen Bas
Anpapejo
Buzgzal
Jan Bas
Buzalong
J. Coutta
Enatic
Bartle
Thunderclap
M. McCarteins
Speardale
Mutua
the Kite
Lithgow
Silonus
Enotic
Moonee Valley Kaukaloo Hurdle Race Results
Detailed race card lists horses including Harley Our Boy North Cape and Whernside with betting odds. Won by a length, times and payouts noted. further handicaps include Portico Orcadian and Annandale with positions and betting.
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Kaukaloo
Harley
Armedent
Our Boy
W. Johnson
Paul Lola
Regan
el Banade
Peerie
Shere*Khan
Whernside
Glaucus
North Cape
el Panado
Paul Lois
Shere Khan
Diva
Thine
Portico
R. Bailey
Orcadian
C. Philips
Securiliew
New Zealand
Thies
Rhymater
Douglan
Henry Tudor
Armaden
St. Robert
Davanthus
Brimbunl
Testuda
Restford
Rhymster
Testudy
Brinthoml
St Robert
Dios
Elliron
T. Griffiths
Snow White
Badper
Pantona
Creighton
Bankshaw
Glenfine
High Commissioner
Zonda
Great Eastern
Berauatone
Denis Girl
Lantoon
Denis Glvis
Beanstone
Glenfing
Ellison
Cumulus
A. Dewharath
Atorna
Percival
Magic Circle
W. Smith
Celeri
Con Naru
Galleon
Hatch Patch
Limerick Lace
Comic March
Bow Tie
Grey Dawn
Manja
Radio Prince
Celeris
T Atorna
Hotch Patch
Timg
Burbang
McCormick
W. Williaimson
Rendezvous
V. Hartney
Colignon
Aladale
Forest March
Gay Invader
Fort Belvedere
Prince
Barham
French Gem
Olympus
Prince Ronald
Aludale
Old Daya
Colignan
Frill Prince
Olympes
Saturday Matches Shake A Grade Standings Leaders
Checks and Golds share first in A grade after Saturday results, with Barton close behind by three. Barton beat University 4 2 while University defeated RMSC 4 2 and Camberrans edged R.A.S.A.L.F 7 2. Other scores include Golds 5 1 over unspecified rival and Queanbeyan 4 1 over Canberrans. Best players named include Waite, Stauilen, Bell, Gilbert, and Joyce in rugged play.
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Barton
University
Waite
Twite
McDonill
Emmatt
Whoskle
Tenperley
Stauilen
Thuskie
Charles
Carney
Camberrans
R.asalf
Day
Hunt
Harding
Ingram
Foitron
R.A.A.F
Campbell
Canberrans
Hunt Yeens
Radcliffe
RAAF
Camptell
Reed
Henning
Queanbeyan
Canberrma
A C T Tennis Close Results in A Grade
In the A grade matches Reid held a winning run with Reid defeating Northbourne. Alan Crawley won three of four sets for Reid. Fred Fink made his first appearance with Reid, Boag and Sayer contributing to the victory. Barton beat Bennett 6-5 6-? to help Forrest win. R.M.C. Cadets beat Raglake as Mursell upset J. Bennett in two sets and Cleland defeated 6-3 6-0. Fastlake, Sid Belt, and T. Byrne helped their team win by six games. Mixed and other divisions feature Barton and Reid posting wins with various scores and players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid
Northbourne
Alan Crawley
Fred Fink
Boag
Sayer
Barton
Forreat
Hundt
Defea Bennett
H. Read
Bennett
R.M.C. Cadets
Mursell
Mp Prise
J. Bennett
Cleland
Fastlake
Sid Belt
T. Byrne
Hall and Ex-Students Red women hockey clash ends tight
Hall narrowly beats Ex-Students Red 2 1 in a fast match after leading 4 0 at halftime. Y W C A loses to Kingston 4 2 while Boronias win 4 0 over Grammar. St Christopher's stay undefeated by defeating High School 6 1. Grammar B and St Christopher's II draw 1 1. A horse race note closes the page with a long-distance winner by 1 1/2 lengths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Red
Hal
Aow
Im. Redertson
L. Rowley
Lea
On the Air Today Programmings and Schedule
A dense listing of radio dayparts and programs with multiple shows across news, music, stories, talks, and special features. Names, times, and program titles are scattered, including music sessions, denoting a busy broadcast day across essential services and cultural segments.
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Rifle Club
Hussey
Liard Ag Walton Aa
C Byron
Sutton
Melaod
Webb Simper
Brill Ati
Casse
Canberra City
Cartont Hametite
Tsunlight
Chevrolet
G.m.a-C
Esmonds Motors
Chevretet
Australia
General Motors
Holden's Ltd
Craze
N.Z
Federal Golf Club
Warwick Farm
Randwick
Moonee Valley
Checks
Colwell
Townsend
Barrn
Gardiner
Freeman
Piggin
Anderson
Welch
Whiteford
Golds
Golda
Joyce
A. Townsend
Garrett
Hopkingen
McMillan
Kenneford
Wark
Bell
R.M.C
Gilbert
Gray
Johnson
White
R.msc
KR. White
High
Taylor
Yeoul
Ivanbeyan
Crisp
Whatman
Gramm
Beals
High T
Migh
A.C.T. Tennis
Forrest
Ate Reid
Eastlake
RMC Gadetn
Porat
Wyorralumla
Weetangerra
Ainabie
Alhalile
Groddon
Griffith
Enatinke
Northbourns
H.mlc. Staff
Riel
Weetangerrs
Kingaten
Fod
Alnalie
Chimitly
Seal
Worrst
Verrulamis
Kingston
Bradden
R.M.C. Staff
Meld
Ringston
Ainilile
Fenella
Amalie
Weetangerr
RMLC
Eevee
Ascaile
Admelle
Seieien
Fonret
Hel
Kingston d. Y.W.C.A
Y.w.cla
Kidgaton
O'Brien
L. Rogers
W.C.A
M. Harney
Boronias d. Grammar
Gummar
Boronjas
M. Gardiner
L. Blundell
P, Davis
L. Garrett
Yeend
Joyce T
B. Merrilees
L. Cottingham
Bi. Christopher's
St. Christopher's
M. Manning
M, Brophy
N. O'Neill
E. de Smet
N. Tonkin
J. Hodgson
Grammar
St. Christopher's II
Sl. Christopher's
Grammar B
Acuveleas
JAR
Cleec
Ios
Jim
Ores Eace
Jeffery Black
Max Afford
Coar Bond
Path Suckaws News
Freak
Anes New Guinea
Moe
B.B.C
Alter Piriner
Jinnats
A. J. Oliver
Tate
National Military Bank
Tune Epstein
Octopher Lodge
Albert Baum
Kenneth
Clow
BBC
Sporting
Basential
Sporting Magasing
Nom City Paine Ba Sundowniers
Art Fillae Breelo
Eneanett
Letter Abroad
Yehreside
Frederick Delina
Acy Bamesiaa 2Fc
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