Randwick Trials Show Slow Times at Akram Track
In brisk Randwick morning trials, Akram track performances were generally slow with several contenders posting modest times. Gimmerick Stakes prospect Out fuck led four furlongs with Senator 52, while Prestige and a rival posted similar splits. Other notable runs included Nightmarch Maia and Havering Cherbourg in solid seconds, Patheus and Pentheus clocking mid distances, and Birthday Present and Cylinder recording extended efforts.
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Sydney
Akram
Randwick
Senator
Prestige
Jacko
Mesias
Nightmarch
Havering
Cherbourg
Charhare
Pentheus
Bill Jim
Fullwind
St. Valery
Vychen
Gaine
Carringwn
Havaspot Resend
Wincoke
Cordave
Suburban Handicap and Related Races Quietly Typed
Selections show entries for the Suburban Handicap and related races with horses such as Penthuis, Jacke, Oratorian and Enamour. Names like Mack Vychan Craven and Prince Pombal appear alongside minor placeholders and fragmented phrases from a racing brief.
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Penthius Jacke Oratorian Members' Handicap
Enamour
Prince Pombal
Randwick Spring Meeting Bookmakers Report Improved Business
Bookmakers anticipate around £ 38,000 won on AJC events and £ 36,000 expected on the Epcom Metropolitan double. First two days of Randwick’s Spring meeting show improved business compared with last year as bookmakers gauge betting activity.
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AJC
Sydney
Randwick
Bert Bailey Wife Dies in Sydney
Mrs Ivy Baley wife of Australian actor Bert Bailey died at her Sydney residence on Sunday funeral held yesterday The death grief runs through the industry as the couple leave behind their daughter Doreen Bertram Theodore Heavener former solicitor faced charge of misappropriating £700 from Mrs Rosetta Austin Crown contends £500 was received for investment but £60 fortnightly payments ceased
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Ivy Baley
Bert Bailey
Sydney
Smd
Bailey
Daventer
Doreen
Tre
Bidnet
Tod Bertram Theodore Heavener
Rosetta Austin
Austin
House Burns After Discovery of Inmate Corpee Piles Disappear
A dubious medical advertisement claims to cure piles by circulation methods and promotes a product named Veechold. It lists supposed experts, testimonials, and refunds, naming several distributors and firms to push the remedy.
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Ling
Leonhardt
Jruarantes
A. T. Campbell
H. Croker
Seamen
Carter and Co
Thomas
Cry
lGallagher
T. Campball
Legacy Club Bridge Evening at Canberra Public Note
A fragmented report on a Legacy Club bridge evening discusses whist opinions by Ma. Rattk and praise for Saran’s practical approach. It mentions Dr. McAdam, noted for international reputation in Duplicate bridge, seen as a model for local students and the Canberra scene.
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Ma. Rattk
Lansey
He Moore
Peru
Soar
Mendanre
Ieenous Taney
Ava Calar
Serena Tantra
The
Doves
Bre
Avetrill Mnost
McAdam
Canberra
Ind
Tennis final set for A grade Pit Gimninderra Westink
In a trimmed summary, the A grade final at Pit pits Gimninderra Westink. Four doubles rubbers are to be played Saturday with Northbourne and Kingatan advancing to a possible final next Wednesday. Teams listed include Ginninderra Maloney Curran Westlake Hell Bennett Town ee Kingston Minaoa Read Kemp R Crapp Mrs Douglas and Northbourne with Grimiths dolly Bawden Mime McKie. The association provides afternoon tea for players and spectators at a small charge.
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Gimninderra
Westink
Northbourne End Kingatan
Ginninderrate
Maloney
Curran
Westlake
Hell, Bennett
Town
Kingston
Minaoa Read
Kemp
R. Crapp
Mrs. Douglas
Northbourne
Mesdames
Grimiths
Dolly
Bawden
Mime McKie
Aseociation
Queanbeyan Tennis Tourney Sees Kemp Triumph
Queanbeyan correspondence reports Mint Vera Kemp defeats Jean Bruce in the ladies final of the annual Queanbeyan Tennis Association tournament. Bruce, holder of Canberra and Eden-Monroe titles, lost to Kemp after earlier beating Gibbes to reach the final. Entries were strong as play continues next weekend. in the men's event R. I. At the Central Court, Will Ayliffe beat K. Churchill 23, with Bowker later noted in local coverage. A parish worker was fined and jailed for graveyard theft. Sydney judge Curlewis remains seriously ill but out of immediate danger.
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Queanbeyan
KR. Churchill
Nam Bowker
Braidwood
Randwick
Cemenydney
Detective fiction through the ages at Capitol Theatre
A review traces the evolution of famous crime fiction detectives from Dupin to Holmes and beyond. It notes The Murders in the Rue Morgue at the Capitol Theatre, starring Leon Wayco as Dupin and Sidney Pax, with Beta Uurosl in key roles, blending horror with brisk British comedy and warning it is not suitable for children.
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Dupin
Edexr Allen Bos
Marie Roget
Hue Morgue
Lecoy
du Bolagobey
Conan Doyle
Bherlock Holmes
Legion
van Dine
Philo Vanes
Poe
Universal
Capitol Theatre
Byda
Leon Wayco
Sidney Pax
Jaweetheatt
Beta Uurosl
Andorestor
Moreem
Dracum
Mirakie
Omer
Fragmentary note on fort raid contest results at Newman event
The snippet records a fort raid contest with unclear details. It mentions Newman 1412 and Lindrum Ubi with break scores around 160. The text is partial and nonstandard, limiting precise interpretation of participants or outcomes.
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Fortraint
Tiger Payne to skip Gore rematch at Rush Cuttera Bay Stadium
Sydney sports note reports that Fr D McIntosh said Tiger Payne would likely return to America soon and will not face Tony Gore at the stadium on Monday night. Adolph replaces Payne in the announced bout.
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Sydney
Tussany
D. McIntosh
Rushcuttera Bay Stadium
Tiger Payne
America
Tony Gore
Adolph [Fies
Road Dispute Ended As Barbong Road Declared Public
A Greanbeyan correspondent reports the Yarrowiwmla Shire Council faced heated debate over a private road south of Barbong. The Lands Department declared it a public road after expressions of discontent. The decision follows the Lands Department letter, with some council members not agreeing.
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Greanbeyan
Barbong
Yarrowiwmla
Lands Department
Star Theatre Crowd Draws Alberta Hall Programme
The Albert Hall show by Star Theatre Queanbeyan proves popular with a star lineup including Mrs Harold Broker and Mr Hang Beriven. Acted items from Wit Thou Wouldn't Hut Speak and O Western Wind feature. Mrs D. Nicholeon and Mrs J. Barrie also perform. Chorus by the Canberra Male Choir and the Staie Chair, conducted by W. Vig, add to the program. more than 1000 attend Saturday's opening.
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Albert Hall
Harold Broker
Hang Beriven
K. D. Grattan
Allugro
Ivceo
DF Nicholeon
Plang
J. W. Nott
Me. W. Vig
Staie
Star Theatre
Queanbeyan
Bir
AH. Peters
Sundance
Jeesatan
Canberra
Lheir
Aunual Eltehutal
Necesary
McNvil's
Ge's
Hert Batley
Warren Leads Crawforg Canal Shoot With 43 Gross Score
Qui Queanbeyan correspondent reports Warren posting 43 gross to lead the Crawforg Canal event at the local range. He held the cup of two ocas vaultone and needs one more win to claim it outright. At 100 yards the scores show Warren 43, Doane 7, Mughea 7, Johnston 5, Lewis 2, Taylor 2, Btorsy 4.
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Qui Queanbeyan
Warren
Crawforg
Ally Camh
Vastone
Canberra Cricket Club to Hold Social Evening at W C A Hall
A Canberra cricket club plans an evening at the W C A Hall featuring vocal and instrumental performances by local artists. The event includes a 4 reel Talkie show and aims to raise funds for Andrew's Cricket Club, with reserved seating available and admission details to follow.
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Canberra
Finn
Willow
Andrew
Haa Baer
Fundy
Ristem
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Canberra Times
A.J.C
Randwick Trials
Mack Vychan
Craven Plate Nightmarch
Carrington
Forbes
John Namay
Win Heme
Parte
Legacy Club
Holbrook Vescsione Sauc
Judge Curlewis
Indy
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