Football match marred by crowd trouble at park
A late-season football game at Park saw crowd trouble with a spectator assault. The match halted as an official ordered a spectator off the ground and the attacker was taken into custody.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1952
Page
6
A late-season football game at Park saw crowd trouble with a spectator assault. The match halted as an official ordered a spectator off the ground and the attacker was taken into custody.
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An elderly police pensioner, Dudley, about 78, died after his broken-out Awakent house burned at Pascoe Vale. He lived with his son in law at Irving Street. The blaze destroyed his residence and stray details remain unclear.
V RIC handicapper Chas Davis startled by Grand National hurdle weights as Tiercel carries top weight and five other entrants, led by Bronze Lavi and Velmxie, in a crowded field. The National Steeple event lists entries such as Tawny, Chale Wind, Lord Vialie, Sezondae Bilbie and Havok among others.
A San Alamos based facility announced a perfected electronic brain capable of rapid memory input. Researchers cited the brain’s potential to accelerate atomic weapons work, with analysts noting the project would take about 20 years of study to mature.
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In Sydney a man faced Campale Court on charges of shooting with intent to murder seven year old Sophia Broesok of Milpers. The interpreter translated the charge as the man gave no reply.
A fragmented report from Yeoval discusses a racing day featuring the Winter Handicap and related events. It notes horses such as Admiral Lady and Priory, with A Ward and R Rew among riders, detailing close finishes and dividend outcomes amid a crowded card.
In Ardmore Oklahoma on Monday Dave Douging won a local event at the Douglas Wine Ardmore ANRDMORE meet. The outcome showcased Douging's sprint or field success as the crowd watched.
Fragmentary report shows India’s early batting and England’s total reaching 135. Compton and Graveney remained not out, with Bundries contributing as early scoring details and wickets are listed amid deciphered lines.
Race details list entries and betting for the Princess Handicap division with Gaudin and Gay Helios among rivals, plus results for the 1 mile event and other heats. Officials note odds, weights, and times with multiple horses such as Browse Laddie and Black Don in the same card.
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