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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Oct 10, 1932

Page

3

Acton and Kingston Lead in Canberra District Cricket

In Saturday’s second round A grade matches Acton and Kingston share the lead after a strong batting display by Kingston, including Edlington’s century. Queanbeyan beats Manuka to stay within striking distance as Northbourne and others contend. Acton wins outright by nine wickets.

Canberra Acore J. Edlington

Acton Secures Outright Victory Over Ainslie

Acton dominated against Ainslie at Alastie on Saturday posting 161 in the second innings to chase down 99. Gilbert's five wickets for 22 led Acton’s bowling as Williams Welch and Crimp contributed early breaks. Acton won outright by 63 runs with standout fielding and steady bowling sealing the result.

Alderton Canron Begley Titkener Clopson Nish L. Lees Kingston Acton Itelf Ainslie Alastie Lin Amelic Italea Itack Gilrert

Queanbeyan Narrowly Beats Manuka At York Park In B Grade

Queanbeyan wins a tight B grade match against Manuka at York Park after a late batting stand by Pola. Manuka posted 144 before losing four wickets as Queanbeyan’s bowlers claimed the initiative early, with Queanbeyan ultimately securing the lead and the game.

Manuka Quenanbeyan Jerune York Park Queanbeyan Quranbeyan Pola Quean

Northbourne Routs Kingston by Innings at Reid Park

Northbourne posted 274 for all out, with Maloney 49 and Crawley 44 supporting Xoxon 365 and Dooley 19. Kingston faltered to 100 all out as Toms took five for 14 and Smith four for 44, with Hicks 423 not out the lone resilience for Kingston.

Northbourne Kingston Reid Park Hicka Dooley Gowing Toms Hicks Woods Wilson Halicka Smith

Canberra Grammar School Lose to Weetangerra in Sub-District Cricket

Weetangerra defeated Canberra Grammar School by 78 runs on the first innings. Northbourne easily beat AT Andrews by an innings and three runs. Details list players and figures from both matches, with key dismissals and bowlers highlighted.

Canberra Grammar School Weetangerra Bt. Andrews Northbourne T. Andrew's Acton Andrew's Owen B Burne Assh Ands Ray Burne Bruce Joyner Burns Hopping Thompson Beadman F. Fisk Greig Quigéz Gul Gourgand Hhrenka Farrow Mackerras Moore Edwards Dees Dudo Bromatica Wesw Cone Tree Cameron Ry O'Sullivan

Tactics Top Ainslie With 43 Runs In 17 Minutes

Acton edged Ainatte in a home match as Acton closed first innings four for 178. W Graham opened with 99 and C Young added 4% while Adnatie improved in the second innings. Acton's bowlers struggled against Ainatte's batting as the innings ended with a heavy finish.

Richards Rewbotham McKenzie M. Quigg Acton Qugm B Young I. McKengle Ainatte Alnatte Adnatie W. Graham C. Young Graham Young C. Graham

Golf Players Tie In Silver Spoon Event At Canberra Club

In the Canberra Golf Club monthly Silver Spoon, fexullegan J Ferguson and W T Tandy tied for the lead. The card list shows Ferguson and Tandy 1 up on mid rounds with several players several down, including J C Thekner and C F M Burr among others.

Canberra Golf Club J. Ferguson W. T. Tandy Carda T. O'Caleghan W. C. Homkinson Henderson J. C. Thekner C. F. M. Burr H. G. Richards F. X. Schneider A. B. Dickinson Ww. J. Cormendy K. W. J. Moore F. J. Hatteld R. G. Parker Fh. J. Filshie F. K. Gell Julian Magennis H. B. V. James G. H. Romana Co. R. Sweetnam M. bLucca Down M. DL. Asplin HK. Newman

Central Southern Women's Golf Association to Hold First Annual Meet

The Central Southern Women's Golf Association hosts its first annual meeting in Canberra starting Tuesday with the NSW Southern Championship Cup as the main event. The cup, previously contested at Albury, is now allocated to the association by the Ladies' Golf Union for its annual play, with 18 hole net rounds for cup entrants and separate divisions and bogey competitions. Tuesday and Wednesday draw changes list numerous matchups among Mrs Macgregory, Mrs Harmon, Miss Cope, Miss Sweetnam, Mrs Blomfield, Miss English, Mrs Davidson, Mrs Crowe, Miss Gell, Mrs Christian, Mrs Strahan, Miss Coen, Miss Shaw, Miss Saber, Mrs Mahearn, Mrs Roman, and others.

Central Southern Women's Golf Association Canberra N.S.W Allver Bronze Division Associates Macgregory Harmon Greenwood v. Marker Manifold BR. Blomfield E. Cope Miss Sweetnam Mies Buckley Mra E. Blomfield Mies English Mra. Davidson Crowe Misa Gell Christian Mra. Strahan F. Greenwood Misa Coen Mice Shaw Misa Apotawood Miss Saber Mra. Mahearn Mra. Roman v. Marker

Canberra Club Opens Bowling Season At Forrest Greens

The Canberra Club will formally open the 1992-39 bowling season this Saturday with the Speaker of the House Mr. Mackay opening the greens at Forrest. Practice games have been held by members of both Canberra and City clubs on the Parliament House green while the surface was repaired. Scores from a Saturday muster show Souter Edward Somerville Charlton of Canberra defeating Joyner Martin Tee Lott of City 21 to 19, and Tobler Parsons Crease Nairn beating Chubb Waugh Gunn Waterman 31 to 16.

Canberra House of Representatives Mackay Forrest Parliament House Souter Edward Somerville Charlton Joyner Martin Tee Lott City Holmes d‘Arcy Toy Hastie D. Beale Gray Elliott Monahan Cand Tobler Parsons Crease Nairn Chubb Waugh Gunn

Apeakey Mackay Guests Tour Goldenholm Dairy

A party led by the Apeakey of the House G H Mackay and Mrs Mackay, with Canberra residents, visited Goldenholm Dairy to view new cattle stables and the dairy’s feeding and milling operations. Mr Neilson praised as his model dairy, noting its modern, well kept condition.

House of Representatives G. H. Mackay Mackay Neilson

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