Weekend Race Results From Flemington and Nearby Tracks
Race day results list winners and placings across multiple events including the Sandringham Handicap Great Queen and Buckingham Handicap. An array of horses led by notable names such as Royal tandicap and Cavalier claim victories with times and margins reported in a dense snapshot of the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleming
Lacanlee
Lipaan
Lord Tarpon
Samaritan
Royal Tandicap
Isurtons
Sar Promany
AE Awit
Biles
Yorkenine Weoman
Win
Placom
Aga
Mt ‘Toad
Sint
Bet
Shaun
Banderan
Pharosgien
Kaslace
Leo
Great Queen
Teu Cavalier
Purtell
North
Itiding
Wwitumason
Plave
Wooo Ts
Uime
Buckingham
Rowell
Ponela
Ford
Bytac Bnntny
Valliant
Eastlake Edges Turner to Preserve Unbeaten Run
Eastlake narrowly defeated Turner after a late goal, preserving the leaders unbeaten record in a National Football match. Eastlake led by 15 points entering the final quarter but faced a strong Turner rally before the decisive late strike secured the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastlake
Turner
Manuka and Queanbeyan Acton Rivalry Players Named
The report lists best players and goal scorers across teams Manuka Buduke Amalie Ainslie Raslies and Eastlake. Key players include Hartan Belcher Wood Calton Noakes Mickman Reid Webb Elvin and Armstrong with several goal kickers noted such as Armstrong 2 Elvin 4 and Roberts. The passage reads as a dense lineup of names across multiple clubs with scattered match details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queanbeyan Acton
Manuka
Queanbayan
Aoton
O'Lsten
Rickman
Cor Lilley Sheed
Munukevy
Fastuke
Hartan
Belcher
Wood
Calton
Noakes
Buduke
Mclennin
Evanstahun
Hamam
King
Goul
Jackers
Munusa
Queanveyun-Acton
Demideon
Bhealh
Dee
Cargill
Scott
Mobbie
Aull
Denlon
Manuke Ly
Turner
Amalie
Elvin
Basuuxe
Wenridge
Malin
Quinn
Eastlake
Roberts
Wertridge
Yanda
Lightsedy
Hawkins
Schumack
Bustlake
Scrambling Game At Northbourne Scrambling Game At Northbourne
A chaotic match at Northbourne drew a crowd of about eight hundred as Queanbeyan Acton pressed Manuka. Key players included Roy Williams Willams, Watters, and Wrigley for Acton, with Manuka’s Wingmen and forwards mounting late pressure before the final whistle. The Combine surged with a five goal burst, edging within three late, while Manuka’s defense held and the scoring tally featured several goals from Wrigley and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohaw
Advanta
Poliy
Glee
OM Ceauliy
Turner
Serosa
Heaxtlake
Boutlake
Tech
Mayers
Lox Follin
Pii
Trier
Yul
Tke
Enaluke
Chae
Btrdon
1Utehinson Tomer
Peart
McFadgen Litus
Ratelifte
Hauneve
Phivers Kutlake
Dickinson Bradley
Robie O'puloghur
Burden
Aeewue Via
Griikas Wilatm
Northbourne
Oval
Broap Find -Lawrer
Combine
Withiemimites
aweMith
Mane
Rossmouth
Actiay
Roy Willams
Hon Rogers
Thompson
Button
Vtharmton
Mumia Lyn i Newcombey
McAvunury Brown
Iponnelian
Wrigley
Goat Wickern Queandoyane
Acton
Cadets Display Strength at Ainslie With Injuries
At Ainslie the home Cadets show strength despite injuries. The Cr deta inpicated full strength for remainder of the ReoniRey. Lapham and Tiurne dominated the center and forwards, building a margin with strong play in the first half and solid performance in the second term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainslie
Brocke
Caideti Lok Romana
Ainste
Tiurne
Lapham
Insite Am
Wime
Midgets Meet Highlights Mixed Names Across Clubs
Readable fragments show midget teams facing Manuka and Ainslie with players named Wilen, Howe, Melcher, McConnell, Hawke, O’Brien, Rowley, and others. Several substitutes and positions appear messy. event likely a local junior competition with unclear results and lineups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilen y.Queanpeyar
Con
Howe Phiyera
Manuka
Ghihome
Melcher
K. McConnell
Hawke
Snndmire
O'Brien
Foi
Johnson Cup Contested Between City and Canberra South
The Johnson Cup match saw City face Canberra South in a five rink contest at South, with Canberra South emerging victorious to claim the cup. Singles titles went to Canberra South players, including Lansfield, after a strong display against Ng, Gouging, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
City
Sanberra
Tom Lansfield
South
Shampionanp
Sig Gogging
Stansfeld
Them
Quean* Seyan
Queanhevan
Coed Rifle Scores Amid Cold Conditions on Saturday
Several shooters posted strong marks as Ted McCarty led with a solid 68 in the 800 yard range event for the Les Lae and Nee Canham trophies. Dave Bengtsson followed with 66 to claim the runner up, while Mrs Fourro secured the Blacey Trophy in the club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moviny Co
Sunt Graeas Sainting
Ted Mpcarty
Pombie
Dave Bengtsson
Canhamn
Blacey
Iast Weel
Fourro
McCarty
Bengusson GU
Millixon
R. Fourro
Melend
Asnton
Webb
McIntosh
Denia
Lloyd
Kevison
Thudson
Couch Bt
A. Fourro
West
Barn Nz
F. Rundle
Manton
Kelly al
Scoreboard Firsts MMLC and Acton Blurbs
Fragmentary scoreboard notes list team initials and numbers: MMLC 10 12 Almalle 8 27 Acton 1 81 1388 Mannks 12 1905 Kastine 6 17 03 Turner 11 48 Q Weymn Acton 9 15 63. The line includes multiple player and team tallies with unclear labels and spacing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nilene
Babard Auckey
Amante Furse Maamile
Ain
Lily
Carhon
Ince
Lang
Gullvil
Maynard
Acheen
Clarke
Wood
Thompson
Del
Sylvia de Guure
Turner
Churra
Ward
Bet
Drota
Wade
Long Hew
Pomc
Slaker
Impress
Oshviene
Hana
Toohey Bet
I Crayavon
Vel
Beraiewild
Forest Land
Wi Hah
Pees
Len
Ahort Nyek
Belmont Park
Fy Bund
Bowler
Mickey
Lord Orville
Mace
Hort
Bowany
Tle Wild
Bellerig
Seacratt
Felenapar
Aea
Dak
Horehhead
Wong Neck
Tian
Almalle
Acton
Mannks
Kastine
Qweymn
Manaiey
BMC
A. de Bust ‘Wertrdige
Tantinke
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C. R. Kennard
Civic Centre
Canberra, A.C.T
Reinvanne
Wandesuicn
Sydney
Hhardwara
Ciaogy
Scanamieay
Lundertich
Tere Om Re Id
Vanes
Getter
Aimalio
Slonim Stones
O'Donell
Chay Fin
Blyth
Abialie
Keogh Jansen
Ross
Lott
Tripham
Wingworth
Ainalle
Roan
Theken
Robert van
Den
Ord
Dawes
Prowse
Dalton
Hearn
Almstie
Rei Heey Rochford
Wer Ridge
Wenl
Aime
Fantinke
Wontrdige Mit
Cvitomen
Anz
Bank Ih
Australia
New Zealand
Fiji
Papua
London
Australia and New Zealand Bank Limited
Grenville, NS
Jane Boole
Bex
Twatlach
Ciuticu
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