Our Add In Form For Canterbury UCCUWS
Four year old Our Add trained by former sprint ace Dryad has won from maiden races to seven to nine and a half furlongs and is poised to excel at Canterbury. Dusky Dawn Warwick Prince Osborne Kippana Sanfern are also noted contenders in forthcoming races with records and breeding suggesting extended distance capability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uccuws
Dryad
Randwick
Weller Company
Our Add
Canterbury
Exeter
Pelding
Dusky Dawn
Selking
Warwick
Prince Osborne
Kippana
Sanfern
Burwood
Best Selection Our Add Leads Maiden and Double
The list shows selections for Maiden and Double events. Best Selection is Our Add, with Prince Osborne pairing in the Best Double as Prince Osborne Our Add. Other entries include various horse names under Maiden and Lakemba categories, with multiple horses listed per section.
State Lottery Results and Prize Syndicate Names
The notice lists multiple lottery syndicates with names and addresses in Botany Ryde Bathurst Penshurst Roseville and Regents Park. It shows prize tiers Ten at £100 to Ten at £20 with associated draw numbers and totals. Names include G Cotis F Irvine J Palmer J Ness Noel A Lyons E Cromin J Whitehurst B Gane Roy Cornford among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel A. Lyons
Lachlan Street
Liverpool
E. Cromin
Roseville Golf Club
Roseville
J. Whitehurst
B. Gane
Kingsland Road
Regents Park
Roy Cornford
Boronia Street
Kensington
Three Tie In Rifle Shoot At Canberra Club Weekend
Roy Hudson Jack Ocken den and Norm Fleming each top scored with 95 in the Canberra Rifle Club shoot. Hudson won the monthly A grade spoon and J Carveth took B grade honors as scores list multiple shooters and rankings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hudson
Jack Ockenden
Norm Fleming
Canberra Rifle Club
R. Hudson
J. Carveth
Hudson
Carveth
Fahey
Ockenden
Fleming
Roberts
Flinn
Hussey
Lloyd
McLeod
Richards
McCarthy AS
Shorten
Milligan
Ashton
Peisley
Thoroughgood
R. W. Mason
Crawford
Kelly
Taylor
Dennis
R. A. Mason
Last
Friend
Grenade Attack Injures 17 in Boufarik Café
A terrorist threw a grenade into a central Boufarik cafe injuring 17. The attacker fled on a bicycle but was pursued by police and killed.
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Algiers
A.A. P.-Reuter
Boufarik
Canterbury 1.10 1st Maiden Handicap 74 Furlongs
Apprentices may claim. Entries show Gay Tack, Essine, Kalang, Sujon among 74 furlong field with weights to be raised. Wicked spread across 1st Maiden Handicap, Burwood Stakes and 2nd Maiden Handicap cards with multiple horses and set weights. The card lists horses, weights, jockeys and odds in a busy racing meet.
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GAY Tack
H. Cope
Essine
R. Selkin
Bold Way
E. Streeter
RATU
J. Coffey
OSL Fantasy
R. George
Kalang
J. Thompson
Lve Susa
Cassidy
Sujon
P. Knuckey
Movieland
N. Sellwood
Brandon F. Hodder
SUNYA
E. Green
Sanfern
Weir Oo
Con
Royal Heroic
R. Mellor
Granada
Imp
R. Trusted
Empire Gem
K. Parkinson
Sweet Victory
R. Selking
A. Taylor
Prince Osborne
D. Weir
Spaceship
K. Smith
000
Manava
W. Bell
Double Brace
Weir
Girlington
the Maid
Amadio
Parkinson
J. Morson
F. Hodder
Cara I
Viola
Highrabou
E. Lee
Meadow
G. Podmore
Mayfair Belle
Fickle Maid
W. Maher
Kaoru
Smile
VERVE
AVRO
Los Colder
S. Farra
Estrina
T. . Mullane
Bimgroace
Malmaison
P. Miers
Sol Lee Jolyn
Rink Contests at Canberra West Club Highlights Triples
A Saturday triples event at Canberra West Bowling Club featured six rinks in three six end games. The winning rink was led by Jack Sparkes with Leo Sullivan and Lyle Cameron, followed by Laurie Atkinson Vic McGrath and Tom Gunter as runners-up. Sunday’s tours competition produced a win for Johnnie Atkinson Alf Riddle Lionel Green and Val Lilley, with Bernie Rumble Ron Hawke Dick Howard and Les Rycroft as runners-up. High tea was served by the Canberra West Ladies' Bowling Club.
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Canberra West
Jack Sparkes
Leo Sullivan
Lyle Cameron
Laurie Atkinson
Vic McGrath
Tom Gunter
Johnnie Atkinson
Alf Riddle
Lionel Green
Val Lilley
Bernie Rumble
Ron Hawke
Dick Howard
Les Rycroft
Canberra West Ladies
Sharp
Fraser Starts Strong in Wimbledon Singles
Fraser. runner-up last year to Ashley Cooper, opens Wimbledon singles with a 6-4 6-4 victory over Darmon. Fraser faces potential quarterfinals amid a wide open field as experts deem the 1960s Wimbledon highly unpredictable with many contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sogoee Wee Ky Fraser
Ashley Cooper
U S Plans Nuclear Space Ship
The United States plans a 1000 ton space ship propelled by small nuclear explosions as disclosed by the Defence Department advanced research project agency. The craft would use atomic firecrackers to drive propulsion according to United Press International.
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Los Angeles
United States
United Press International
Defence Department
Advanced Research Project Agency
Colts Deliver Big Win in Baseball Series at Turner Oval
Colts defeated Rebels 18 to 0 at Turner Oval with strong pitching by Vic Loveridge and timely bunts. Mark Quinlivan coached the Colts for the first time as they built an eight-run third inning. Rebels showed sparing hits while Searle was absent from the mound.
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Turner Oval
Colts
Rebels
Mark Quinlivan
Celts
Vic Loveridge
Dick Searle
Loveridge
Searson
Rumph
Colts Sr
Navy
Dodgers
C.Y.M
Davis
White
Bellchambers
A. Browning
Canberra
Ainslie
Baulman
Ormond
Dunbar
Smith
Robertson
Graham
Preston
Hopkins
Canberra Club
Ainslie Oval
Ainslie TI
Printing by Christopher Shake speare for the Federal Capital Press
The fragment notes printing duties by Christopher Shake speare for the Federal Capital Press of Australia Pty. Ltd at the Mort Street offices in Canberra ACT.
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Christopher Shakespeare
Federal Capital Press of Australia Pty. Ltd
Mort Street
City
Israeli Champion Oved Stops Sands in 11th Round
David Oved, the Israeli champion, defeated Russell Sands 12 rounds at Sydney Stadium. Oved held a clear edge with sharper, crisper punches while Sands faltered, and the referee stopped the bout in the 11th. It was Oved’s second win over Sands after a Melbourne victory. The Canberra Junior team later claimed the NSW Under 12 Rugby Union title with captains and players listed.
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Sydney
David Oved
Russell Sands
Sydney Stadium
Vic Patrick Stit
Sands
Melbourne
Oved
Canberra
P. McKie
D. Stringer
N. Buckley
J. Martin
S. Pasfield
G. Hearly
W. Power
R. Platt
F. Johnson
R. Himan
L. Daniels
T. Russel
R. Nichols
A. Nasution
B. Kearsley
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Gay Jack
Lantern
Majestic Palms
Kionana
Valiant Prince
Interest
Geiger
Lakemba
Tembu Lad
N. Munsie
Boyalla
NEW Gem
W. Camer
Permel
S_ Cassidy
Snow Castle
F. Hudson
OLL Regence
C. Hunt
R. Selkrig
B. Howlett
GAY Castle
N. McGrowdie
Pardy
Clare
NEW Duke
IDA Blue
Lanfern
Mighty Singhom
K. Smi
R. ‘Selking
L. Billett
L. Pay
R. Turner
Kerrydale
Aqua Khan
Fraser
Darmon
Harry Hopman
N. A. Fraser
Aust
France
W. A. Knight
Britain
J. E. Barrett
Sth
Barry Mackay
Ian Wermaak
South Africa
Queen's Club
Ramanathan Krishnan
India
Nicola Pietrangeli
Italy
Kurt Neilsen
Denmark
Alex Olmedo
Krishnan
Bob Mark
Ulrich
Olmedo-Krishnan
U.S
R. Noonan and
J. Keogh
George McMans
Sten
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