Great Cup Trial By Caranna Excites Sydney Runners
Cavanna impresses coach and trainer with solid late surge in the 61st furlong trial at Rosehill. Thompson and Frank Dalton praise Cavanna as Brisbane Cup prospects. plans set for Brisbane departure and the P J O Show Stakes. Other racers including Macdougal and Prince Dante show potential. market notes heavy with Brisane Cup chatter.
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Sydney
Weill
Sime Colirae
Syenna
Rosehill
Macdougal
Prince Dants
Baron Boieder
Main junior national football opens with Manuka Ainslie clash
The open main match in the Junior National Football competition features Manuka second place facing Ainslie third at Northbourne. Other junior grades include Queanbeyan Eastlake games at Queanbeyan, plus Northbourne venue matchups of Yarralumla Manuka and Turner Manuka with several byes and schedule details. Manuka's improved form is noted as a potential upset in the opening round, while Turner leads the Midget grade and fresh coaching boosts Manuka’s hopes across divisions.
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Manuka
Ainslie
Northbourne
Queanbeyan'y
Eastlake
Queanbeyan
Ainsliey
Mama
Northboimns
North Dobie
Hendake
Take IE
Acmester
Mingets
Turner UL 'Y
Trace
Turner No. 2
Griffith
Turner
Tur
Lake
Jerra
Bomberrn
Paring
Menuka
Baumlay Agginat
Gjueanbeyun
Acton
Turnee No. 2
Far Acton
Wark
Childs Ad Greville
Tein Aldts
Sie Bas
Wellsnerites
Vistory
Queagbeyan
Mata
Putney
Seasim
Atanuka
Manukst Dil
Aetts
Hag
Molntyre
Muddie
Spottawood
Dan
Yarralumla
Printing house notice from Federal Capital Press of Australia
Printed and published by Christopher John Shakes eave for the Federal Capital Press of Australia Pty Ind at the offices of the company Mort Street Braddon AC7.
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Christopher John Shakeseave
Federal Canital Press of Australia Pty Ind
Mort
Braddon, A.C.7
Belgian tennis player Brichant eliminates Fraser at French championships
Tackie Brichant of Belgium defeated Nealey Fraser in the French championships, 5-7 5-7 7-5 8-6 6-3, to reach the semi finals. Fraser blamed his poor play. Brichant will face the Rose-Dermion winner, a match halted by heavy rain after a fading start.
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Fraser
Paris
Reuter
Tackie Brichant
Belgium
Nealey Fraser
Brichant
Tlmaton
Mervyn Rose
Pierre Dermion
France
Rose
Deamon
Basketball Results From Monday Night Games
Results of men s basketball matches reported with scores and team names, including Inkspols and Statid. The record lists Fort and YMCA as participants in a regional league event with final tallies near forty to forty-one points.
Rugby Union Fixtures For Saturday
Saturday fixtures list for the ACU with multiple matches across divisions. Referees include Mr Blake at RMC and Mr Taylor at Ainslie, with Narra Bundan, Narrabundah, and Goulmen games noted. Under 18 and reserve grade schedule show times from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., including Naval College vs Grammar at Granuar and other local clubs.
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Rimlc Vo Raar
RMC
Blake
Royalg v. Hasts
Ainslie
Taylor
Quaanbeyan
Norths
Narrabundan
Cremer
Navy
Goulmen
Harmin
Cassidy
Prado
Yamy Royals
Ains-lie
Mr. Collins
Queanbeyan
Narrabundah
Referes
Ainslie _v
Aine
Air
St Edmund’ Royals
Nerrabundal
Mr. Pettit
Naval Gallese
V. Grammar
Granuar
Mr. Lawler
Hurley and rivals clash in darts league action
Hurley’s team faced a 5 4 defeat to Eagles as Bede Burpy of Werk Mhan's Club IL produced strong darts. The match included late doubles and shifting leads with Royals, Brickyards, and Workman's Club also noted for mixed results. A special meeting at Workman's Club next Monday aims to elect a new president and plan the New Zealand visit set for July 19.
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Bede Burpy
Werk Mhan
Eagles
Dalf
Jose
Duntroon A
Fond
RNAS
NSRSE
Royals L
Wellon I
Royals I
Changs
Lick
Royals
Dintroan
Weiles IL
Workman's Club I
Workman's Club
Hurley
Ross
Maher Hogan
Fey
Martin
Smith
Macauley
Siminong
McKenzie
Quodimg
Eddy
Monsles
Hendry
Nut
Hapgood
Young
Alt
Hunt
Byrnes
West
jButler
West Wyalong Wins State Bowls Title
West Wyalong skipner Cal Matha won his secant fours bowls title in a tense finish at Coogee. Matha beat Brn Flore nte of North Sydney 24 to 20 with the final bowl deciding the outcome. The champions matched the previous year’s winners by four points, defeating Southwelsh Queanbeyan to secure the state title.
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West Wyalong
Cal
Matha
Coogee
Dey- Matha
Brn
Florente
North Sydney
Iitth Laosight
Weat Wynlong
Country Sun
Southwelsh
Queinbeyan
BSB
Maori Union Side Trains Ahead of Canberra Match
Maori Union squad conducted a long training run at Canberra High School despite poor weather. The group looked lighter on its feet though smaller in size, with players forming familiar links during drills. Captain Pat Walsh said the session did not reflect a Test side and noted lineup changes for the Canberra match as selectors eye country talent.
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Canberra High School
Ray
Cangee Gal
Canberra
Joogee Oval
Pee Sennett
Ayers
Binnety
Alnert Pryor
Bill Wentley
Pat Walsh
Haanen
Brown
Peter Ryan
Peter Scott
Naville Girvan
Act
NSW Burhy
Gamateh
Tay
No Decision Yet On English Test Team
English cricket selectors, led by manager Tom Mitchell, have not yet renewed squad selections for the England side. Mitchell said 26 players remain in contention as the 1st Test against Australia at Sydney starts with selection to be decided after the Tamworth match. Wooley has been dropped for a strained leg, while Pil Jack will travel to Tamworth but may not play.
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Engian Sugay
Tom Mitchell
Mittchell
Mitchell
Sydney
Cricket Ground
England
Wooley
Tamworth Lomorroy
Pil Jack
Will
Tamworth
Workmen Lead In Billiards Round
In the 1838 metre-club billiards and snooker competition preliminary standings show Workmen's Club No 1 ahead with 48 points. Canberra Club 21, Hotel Acton 17, Fire Brigade 10, Services Club 10, Acton Sports Club 9, Burns Club 9, Wire Brigade 10, Canberra Club 8, US Club 5, Acton Sports Club 5.
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Cn Comprense
Zllows A Prade
Workmen's Club
Canverra Club
Hotel Acton
Fire Brigade
Services Club
Acton Sports Club
Workmen's Clu
Warlenen
Burns Club
Wire Brigade
Canberra
Acton Sports
Lightning Chess Tournament Draws Canberra Players
Canberra chess scene hosts a lightning event at Riverside on June 4 at 8 pm with a chance to qualify for a national series. Players from town aim to test skill, while a follow on session May 30 offers practice games to settle point allocations and fund a Sydney tournament later this year.
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Connopea Chess
Canberra
Aly Port
Necovibig
Robin
Australiq
Jung
Riverside
Finite
NSA
Chesq Association
Sydney
Baseball Draw Rearranged for FMC Division Matches
The revised schedule realigns six teams into two divisions with FMC excluded from some fixtures. Most matches already played form part of the new draw. points from those games will be retained and the rest adjusted this week. Next round dates set across venues Turner Gyo Cols Ly Canberra Dunteoon Conberts Clod Navy Snowy Rebels Smaky Valued Chatting. A reception at the NZ High Commission greeted visiting Maori footballers with brief remarks from officials and team captains.
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Mny
Turner Gyo
Pam
Calts Tr.v. Ainslie I Sab'p.m
Cols Ly
Ainsiia
Dunteoon
Canbatre
RMAC
Conberts
Navy
Snowy
Pom
Smaky
NZ High Commissioners
Lyte Keith Hawke
A.C.1
Pat Welch
F. Dames
New 2
F. D. Kirby
He Frame
A.C.T. Rugby Union
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Randwick
Froma
Ind Baddle Caranna
Thompson
Frank Dalton
Cavanna
Dalton
Blane
Brisbane
Prince Dante
Schumacher
Beron Bolasier
Auta
Market Stradarond Hce
Gay Por
Pelaheca Dimond Vista
Plymouth Uate
Beet ‘Toanyan
Sombrero
Timor
Statid
FLAC
Stagad Worestry
Yatcail
Sea
Fort
Rugby Union
Whitmore
Canby
Cerutti
Carporter
Bax
Ty Tyanty
FMC
Sion
FMC. Eta
Thatchey
Uni-Magches
George McManus
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