Kensington Races Duvenue Handicap Result Summary
Lucky Bon led the field in the 5S event at Kensington, blue metal gear, with Silveredias and Silverel dia close behind. Wave Length won the Wave Length 6.01 sprint at Rotonde Wallamba meeting, while Grand Billy edged Arrow and Sign On in a tight finish. Majorca by Miss Armidale, and Shot Gun by Bally Rich and Silver Arbor also showcased close finishes with several scratches and a disputed protest noted.
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Lucky Bon
Blue Metal
Silvereida
Evene
Lucky Son
Silvereldia
Secon
Rotonde
Wallamba
Sylveroni
Bonny Col
Rondeval
Benpure
Casicuendo
Hazaten
Vorgure
Chiaw Rk
Reitingava Benburh
Haenden
Captain Gore
Casi-e-aio
Billy
Sign On
Grand Billy
Eixactor
St. Elmo
St. Majorca
G. Whitney
Miss Armidale
W Cook
Kentucky
Wilson
Miss Arm
Dale
Majorca
Brocas
Bally Rich
Silver Arbor
Pliny
Sally Rich
T Merton
Bellenoo
Martine Fell
Kensington
Hedonic
Beau Frere
Hedon Lottray
Lmerge
Lak
Lon Balmore
Fearless wins AGGA Cup Wagga by a length and a half
The AGGA Cup in Wagga was won by Fearless by a length and a half over Many Ways with The Squire finishing a close third. Davis rode Fearless with 4.12 and N Watterson rode The Squire for 748. Cushla Ma chree and Finater scratched. Betting 6/2 on The Squire was the favourite.
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Wagga
Bimmin Toslay
Jockey Suspended at Sydney Races
Jockey Horton received a one month suspension after careless riding in the apprentices novice flame at Kensington. Stewards ruled his mount caused interference to Violin Well and Wallarmba toward the finish, affecting the Quinella.
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Sydney
R Horton
Flamihap
Kensington
Liorten
Wallarmba
Suspected death of man at Brighton Beach investigated
Detectives probe the death of David Duggan 34 of Or em after he was found on the Brighton Beach foreshore by bathers. He reportedly drank with companions before the ambulance arrived and a nurse prepared an injection, but he died.
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Melbourne
David Duggan
Orem
Brighton Beach
Jan
National Football League catalogs junior to senior growth surge
The league reports rising junior participation with two new teams formed to accommodate interested boys and revised fixtures for a six term sub junior competition. Queanbeyan and St Johns Acton juniors shine, while Queanbeyan aims to extend a three year home unbeaten streak in Sundays big game with RAAF Fairfax side debut anticipated.
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National Football League
Messrs. Fyfe
Polnd
Withers
James
Saeton
St.ohn's
Acton
Amalie
Ainslie
Oma
Ramke
Anidauke
Queanbeyan
RAAF
Fairbairn
Canberra
Mlaud Phieomer
Yeatentay Het
LAA
Wrness
Queanbeyan Joy
Oak Fps
Rugby Union Players Named in Casualty Lists
Rugby players including Gar J. L. Brill of Manuka and O G. D. Vincent, a University and Canberra forward, are listed as missing or wounded. Western Suburbs and Eastern Suburbs figures such as F C Kelly and W J F Phipps are reported wounded or missing, with prior NZ or NSW ties and a 1924 tour noted.
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Gar J. L. Brill
Manuka
Eastern Suburbs
D. Vincent
University
Canberra
West Australia
Kelly
Western Suburbs
Sydney
Nsw
Australia
Phipps
Sydney Vrmorcity
Astern Suburbs
N.E.W
St John’s Church of England Centenary Festivities Arrive
Messages from across Australia mark the 100th anniversary of St John’s Canberra. The Primate and other church leaders laud Canberra’s growth from pioneer settlement to a regional center of the Church of England and pledge blessings for future work in church and school. The bishop and visiting clergy attend the centenary events including a Youth Rally and Centenary Ball with local and regional church figures in attendance.
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Australia
St. Joh the
Austalia
Canberra
Commonwealth
Church of England
Dunburra
Anheru
Queanbeyan
St. John's Church
Arthur HI
Geoffrey Whiskard
Rey
Nell
Ti. A. Jettson
Hotel Cline
F. Hill
Diocesan Commission For Youth
F. Rettie
North Goulburn
Robertson
St. John's
Fo Dowthwaite
Lurgmillon
Albert Hall
Rugby League Free Match Ends With ISU Victory
The free match of the season at Goulburn saw Goulburn AJL and ISU clash. ISU led 14 to at halftime and ended strong to win 28 to 23.
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Goulburn
Othe Goulburn Ajl
ISU
T.T
Mis
Conference Debates Stock Financing Scheme For States
A Canberra conference discussed a common financing basis for emergency stock schemes in all states. Victoria favors compulsory wholesale retailer registration while New South Wales supports retailer co operation with promissory notes. The Commonwealth regulates and may approve state plans to ensure financial soundness. The gathering will continue for several days.
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Canberra
New South Wales
Theother
C. Critchley
Messia
J. F. Murphy
J. A. Tonkin
Commerce Department
Commonwealth
Professor Copland
Victoria
New South Waiulea
New South Walesa
Munitions Efficiency Drive Targets Administration
Dr H V Evatt and Mr Bewley call for an overhaul of munitions supply and administration to boost wartime production. They criticise the recall plan and demand better incentives for skilled workers, emphasizing national needs over cabinet changes. The push argues for rapid, effective reforms in the vital services of supply and labour distribution.
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Sydney
H. V. Evatt
MUP
Bewley
McBride
Ministry of Munitions
Beasley
Dr. Fvat
Guides Seek Funds For Mobile Kitchen Drive
Last May during a World Guide event Brownies and Guides aided by commissioners were urged to donate to a mobile kitchen project. From May 2 to June 1 a dedicated drive aims to raise about £750 with concerts and appeals to support the kitchen was to be funded by contributions from units and leaders.
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Canberra
St John
Nm Wo Uek Guides
Imperial forces advance in East Africa capital wording
A London issued communique says Imperial forces advancing from Desale seized Quormm and Anhillagi, capturing a number of prisoners including a general. In the south, enemy concentrations north of Neghelli battled as casualties were few. near Bendar Cassini on the Trullan Somaliland coast, a disruption occurred with troops captured and quantities seized.
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London
Desale
Quormm
Anhillagi
Aditia Ababatana
Neghelli
Bendar Cassini
Leanet
Trullan
Somaliland
Labour to Press for Vigorous War Production Drive
Melbourne reports a Labour proposal to grant the Acting Prime Minister full control of munition production in Australia upon Mr Mengies's return. The Labour Leader Mr Curtin urged a tougher industrial program at a heated War Council session, with Menzies awaiting.
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Melbourne
Fadilen
Mengies
Curtin
Menzies Sa
War Council
Labour
Morse's Root Pills Offer Promise In Stomach And Kidney Relief
A historical ad column promotes Dr Morse's Root Pills as a universal remedy for constipation and digestive discomfort. It claims improved bile flow and kidney function, urging readers to try the product amid broader geopolitical references.
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Uae
Morse
Furnace Heat at Sollum Readies Allied Forces
Report from Sollum notes heavy sand storms and furnace-like heat as Allied troops endure the desert conditions. German forces reportedly press in as the Sollum-Tobruk area sees intensified military activity.
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Sollum
London
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