Easy Victories In National Football
Ainslie dominates Acton as Alan Hawke returns to boost the forward line. Hawke scores seven, with Woolcott to boost the Tri-colours next week. Eastlake defeats Turner in a high scoring affair paced by Curtis at centre and Drayton’s 17 goals. Final: Ainslie 188 to Acton 80. Eastlake 88 to Turner 72.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainslie
Alan Hawke
Cott
Finslieted
Watterston
Acton
Breezy
Harris
Nplea
Donellan
Ross
Ains|ie
Ainalie
Strong finish by Manuka in tight week end match
In a close game at Manuka, Manuka rallied late to defeat RMC after trailing by 14 at half. Duncan Anderson’s injury left Manuka in danger but the Cadets fatigue showed in the final term as Manuka pulled away with solid defense and standout play from Gaughwin on the wing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
Manuma
R.M.C
Manuka
Duncan Anderson
Alrain
Ares
Manuke
Gaughwin
Marlin
Greggan Kemp
Moodle
Manuka Rovers
Ees
Eastlake Triumph Over Turner Despite Close Scoreline
Eastlake, 160 to 63, defeated Turner as Walsh, Robbie, and Grace led a strong forward display while Drayton kicked five goals. Turner fought back with Brown, Ratcliffe, and Bennett sharing notable scores, and crowd over 1,200 witnessed a tense match with Eastlake dominant in the ruck and ball feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastlake
Pea
Walsh
K. Robbie
Hutchinson
Harteg
Clemon
Turner
Twohill
Brown
Ratcliffe
Williams
Bennett
Manuka
Anderson
Letts
Horan
Galvin
Droop
Gaughwin
Parsons
R.M.C
Moodin
Gill
Ickers
Lang
Ainslie
Hawke
Peterton
Watson
Donellan
Harringay
Ross
Irving
Acton
Breeze
White
Eastllake
Paton
Elastveneng
Crompton
Robbie
Eastlexe Eever
Aish O'Brien
Grace
Sburdena
Moat
Robtle
Drayton
Turner Aes
National Junior clash highlights a tight Queanbeyan win
In a lively third round clash Queanbeyan edged Ainslie Midgets at Manuka Oval while Eastlake beat Acton. Turner Atams powered Manuka over Queanbeyan in a separate contest as both sides prepare for a May 18 showdown. Sub-Atoms results featured Turner B and Eastlake in dominant scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queanbeyan
Ainslie
Ainstie
Cleary, Sher
Demevibiy Thiel
Zysnint
Dentain
Eastlake
D. AcQuean
Turner
Manuka
Manuka Oval
Culnane
Gardiner
Bamford
Acton
McAppion
Malong
Eastlake Acton
Balte
Edwards
Manulea
Turener B
Cmiel
Spéndelove
Goiser
Creton
Clift
Ross
Rochford
K. McConnell
H. McConnel
Nunn
Kaye
Pryor
Wilden
Ware
Ball
Downlle
O'Brien
Yandell
East & East Area
Miborra Turner
D. Alnsile
Scarr
Bennett
D. Westridge
aRld Manuka
Queanbaysa
Denham
Ainslig
Grubb
Polo Gold Cup Final Report at Warewick Farm
NSW polo team defeated Queensland seven goals to six after extra time to claim the Australasian Gold Cup in a high standard match watched by about 6,000 spectators. Governor Bir John Northcott presented the cup as Southern NSW beat Western NSW six to five in earlier action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Nithera N.S.W
Queensland
Warewick Farm
Ns.w
Goveror
Bir John
Northcott
Southern N.S.W
Western Nus
Royals Fightback Forces Draw In Turbulent Rugby Clash
Royals rallied from 11-3 down at halftime to draw with RMC in a bruising match. Keely and Hawke starred in the backs, while Stien and Maguire led the RMC forwards before injuries disrupted both sides. Final score tied at 17-17 with tries from Magnusson Baudistal Gilroy and Hawke along with penalties and goals shaping the late drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royals
Keely
Hawke
Fiji
Ceylon
New Zealand
Keeley
Maguire
Rayais
RMC
John Maguire
Stien
Radcliffe
Gurney
Hill
Magnusson
Boudistal
Gilroy
Hamilton
Meore
Nicholson
Hest
Dudman
Ful-Bae
Baudistal
Whittle Meore
Hanston
Easts Defeat Goulburn in Tight Rugby Clash
Easts edge Goulburn as Crosman and Thomson score while Famovat backs solid defense. Goulburn captain and Gallagher contribute with penalties and a late try as the home side gain the advantage through strong tackling and steady midfield play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Famovat
Otea
Goulburn
Crosman
Tana
Ane
Basta
Easts
Norths Triumph In Close Rugby Showdown At Narrabundah
Norths edged RAAF 21 9 in a fast, tightly fought match. Norths led 8 8 after a tense first half and pulled away with penalties and tries by Bird Hamilton Nicholls and Infield. McLennan stood out for Norths while White more Green and Rawlings shone in the backs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narrabundah
Northy
Norths
Red
Sie
Raaf
North
Constance
Baat Kennedy
RAAS
Raas, Winger To Score. Duele
Raar
Peo
Rob
R.A.A.F
Bird
Chermbury
Hamilton
Olivier
Whitemore
Norths Ind
i\Norths
Rawlings
Nicholls
McLennan
Green
Smith
Chidgee
Burke
Northe
Davis
West
Royals
Ivlam & Trie
Dettudana
Wilsoner
Fyffe
Eastern Suburbs
F. Murray
RMC
Blacks
North v. F Royal
Freshmark Upset Crowned in May Handicap Racing Closing Meet
The final ACT Jockey Club meeting of the season saw Freshmark triumph in the May Handicap as gambling odds favored Man of Law and other top contenders. Jockey Jack Hillier rode several winners, including Maxade and Thelper, with strong fields and limited entries in the Progressive Handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freshmark
A.C.T
Woar
Sim Bennet
Heata
Fxcel Jeney
Bim
Jack Hillier
Queanbeyan
Areble
Man of- Law
Maxade
Mr. Peggotty
Gay Chateau
West Wyalong
Bili
D. Turner
Foy
UR. Pearsel
de Camp
Volvo Star
Halt Jen
Improvers’ Handicap, Sr
Hillier
Thelper
C. Pearson
Tee Blank
G. Davidson
Evens Lady Wag
Botting
Man of Law
Diamond
Shute
Buddong
K. Brown
Lenin
Colkate
Davidson
Nowla
Edelman
Brenmark
Gallant Brighde
Queen Haven
Ton
Den
Fresh
Carter
Eden Monaro
J. Hilier
Stockcamp
R. Pearse
Evens Stockcamp
Golden Shadow
J. Hillier
Territorial
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Nicholas
Rateliffe
Peri Turner Ogis
Grace Ainslie
Blomfield
Jordan
Butcher
Hansen
Starey
Blumenthal
Reidan
Bied
Manukes
Duthin
Earsley
Benson
Newcombe
Richards
Bastlake
Malone
Strahan
Harras
Rutter
Weatyana
Tricalours
Sun
Colts
Fine College
A.C.T. Jockey Club
R. Stewart
Qumanbayan
F. Sim Bennet
Jockey Club
George O'Neil
George McManus
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