Three Teams Share Lead In Hockey Competition
Three teams lead the Canberran hockey standings with six points each, St Patrick's and Presbyterians gaining wins while Barton and University struggle. RMC remains pointless. Old Canberrans face Presbyterians in a pivotal match as Waratah and Central pursue form. Sunday's district championships in Crookwell involve Canberra Seniors, Challenge, and Colts with multiple divisional matches listed.
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St Patrick's v. University
Dee Murphy
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R.M.C. v. Waratah
L. Gallagher
Dunn
Waratah
Old
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St. Patrick's v University
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Barton v. Baptist
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Notaras and Clarke win State pairs bowls title at Gratton
Gratton bowlers Jack Clay and Tony Notstas claim the State pairs championship beating Kensington pair Haynes and Foote 29 12 in the final. Earlier Gratton upset top contenders Clarrie Stentor and Cal Matha 24 14. Metropolitan semi finals saw Kensington defeat City 22 15 with final Kensington over Warrawee 23 18. Final pairing Notaras Clarke (Gratton) edged out Haynes Foote 29 12.
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Kadar Declares Russia Withdrawn 7000 Troops from Hungary
Hungarian Communist Party leader Janos Kadar said yesterday that Russia completed the withdrawal of 7000 troops from Hungary, a move anticipated since January. He emphasized the action as fulfilled promises, signaling a shift in regional military presence.
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