Canberra Swimming Club Carnival Ends Amid Records And Cancellations
The Canberra Swimming Club final carnival saw Morcombe set a 66 yard backstroke record before Brophy edged the mark in the Mixed Backstroke Handicap. Open diving final canceled due to competitors’ illness. Sir William Clemens donated trophies to L Chalfe and J McGrath. Results list multiple age group events and times across freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, and diving.
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Canberra Swimming Club
J. Morcombe
Seea
M Brophy
Sir William Clemens
Sir William
Mise L. Chalfe
J. McGrath
P, Brophy
M. Hill
M. Brophy
J Schneider
Brophy
B. Brophy
J. Schneider
J. Dear
J. Duker
Mina
G. Terkel
A. Chay
G. Drayton
J. Dean
D. Campbell
E Mauger
F. Thomas
G. Israel
Eastlake
RAAF
Acton
W. Burns
R.A.A.F
Rh. Hill
East-lake
Wolflick
Flalai
A. Bailey
Der
W Burnsser
Racing in Manila and Sydney Hints at Bloodstock Market Growth
Racing news from Manila and Sydney notes rich buyers eager to improve bloodstock in Australia and abroad. Jockeys in Ascot Two Year Old Handicap fined for barrier disobedience. Spearace racing outlook in Queensland fades due to muscular trouble. Rider Critley suspended a month for interfering at Ascot. Scratchings listed for several stakes events.
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Manila
Sydney
Robert Cooper
Melbourne
Filip Pinos
Ascot
Cook
McCarten
Davidson
Spearace
Brisbane
Queensland Turf Club
Fan
Critley
Old Red
Delvyino
Ajon
New Army Chief Gazetted Promotion in Australia
The promotion of General Sir Charles Brudenell White to Chief of the Australian Army was gazetted yesterday. He will receive a 2000 pound yearly salary with a traveling allowance. The appointment also links him to the First Member of the Military Board and Chief of the Australian Section of the Imperial General Staff.
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Australan
O Army Ay
Charles Brudenell White
General Staf
Military Board
Imperial General Staf
Canberra court fines in illegal betting cases
Two women faced petty sessions on illegal betting charges in Canberra. Lily May Luton and Edith May Harrington admitted running or using houses for betting, with Luton fined five pounds and Harrington five pounds plus costs after police found bets and paraphernalia at the premises.
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M. J. Ryan
Canberra
Lily May Luton
Manuka
Sergeant Bailey
Bailey
Maguire
Luton
Costa
Ryan
Luten
S.p
Edith May Harrington
Westlake
Bhilley
Ln Goble
Balley
H B
Dickson
Harrington
Dn Defmudt
Inge
Forrest Club Tennis Meeting Sets Club Roles and Prep
The Forrest Club committee filled vacancies after the Ford departure with Mrs. Lott as General Manager Mrs. L Bennett to head the Ladies Selection Committee and Miss A Mildenhall on the General Selection Committee Entries for the Mub's annual championships are being received for April 6 and 7 A working bee is planned this weekend to remove lead lines from No 4 court and ready it for resurfacing.
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Ford
Lott
A. Mildenhall
Anc
L. Bennett
Mub
No. 4
Court
St Andrew’s Church extends call to Rev Hector Harrison
The congregation of St Andrew's Presbyterian Cathedral Forrest unanimously calls the Rev Hector Harrison of Claremont WA. The call goes to Goulburn Presbytery next Monday week and then Fremantle Presbytery. Harrison has led St Aldan's Claremont for three years after Melbourne University and Theological College studies.
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St. Andrew's Presbyterian Cathedral
Forrest
Hector Harrison
B.C
Claremont
W.A
Goulburn Presbytery
Fremantle
H. Harrison
St.Aldan's Church
Melbourne University
The
Theological College
Melbourne
Canberra court fines driver for liquor use in road crash
Harry Davey aged 23 of Causeway Way fined 17 and costs 30 days in default for driving while under the influence. His licence suspended pending regrant. Evidence showed a March 20 incident on Commonwealth Avenue Bridge with a swerving car. Several other drivers faced fines for lighting offences and a collision case noted.
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M. J. Ryan
Canberra
Davey
Harry Davey
Stanley White
Sutton
McKay
Mill Creek
Urinrra
Holp
Trath
White
Harold John Long
Kingston
Long
Ryan
Two Killed In Moth Crash In Perth
Perth reports a midair engine failure killed James Tailor Evans from Maryland a Marylania instructor and Allen John Mc Pherson from Medlanda a cadet. Their Moth Minor plane stalled at 3000 feet and struck trees during forced landing. Both remained strapped as rescuers arrived.
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Perth
James Tailor Evans
Marylania
Allen John McPherson
Medlanda
Matey
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