Canberra Cricket Season Opens Amid Cold Gusty Wind
Canberra opened its cricket season under cold windy conditions. Ainslie, Manuka-Yarralumla, Northbourne and Kingston posted strong scores in first rounds across grades, with Stevenson of RAAF scoring 143 for Sub District and notable performances from Davis Grame and others in various matches.
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Heular
Bateman
Ae Een
EOE
Ainslie
Ae Manuka
Yarralumia Ively
Northbourne
Grame
Stevenson
RAAF
Navy
Canberra
Cottingham
D Wheeler
Morey - Thewlin
Ainsile Jedivy
Queanbeyan
Moore Sundries
Spaum
Buttsworth
Read
Hilyard
Manuka
Yarralumla
Robertson
Christie
King
Cooke
V. Kingston
Jeffrey
Forner
Turner leads Ainslie to cautious reply after half-century start
Turner and Nichola Ainslie open with a solid 85 stand before the first wicket, as Hopkins and Lees lead the bowling for Ainslie. Hawke top scores among Northbourne batsmen with 30, while Turner and Reid contribute, leaving Ainslie at 13 without loss when play pauses for light at Ainslie Oval.
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Turner
Toms
Ainslie Oval
Nichola Ainslie
Northbourne
Bob Hawke
Ainslie
Hopkins
Lees
Bowlers Dominate At Reid Park As Queanbeyan Fights Back
Reid Park match sees Queanbeyan bowled out for 122 with Beatty taking 6/37 and Morey 3/14. McNamara top scores for Queanbeyan with 26 while Wheeler 23 and Norton 25 provide late resistance. Northbourne at stumps 66 for 6 in reply.
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Joss
MLB
Searle
Beatty
Morey
Kennedy
Northbourne Nicholas
C Wheeler
Jersey
J Wheeler
Freebody
Reid Park
Queanbeyan
McTernan
McNamara
Wheeler
Norton
Smith
Walker
Northbourne
Nicholas
Ly Beatty
Lidbetter
Ibw
Armour
Morre
Morey Blundell
Outstanding Cricket Performances Across Grades
First Grade bats Hawke 62 and tear 03, bowlers Beatty 3.37 and Hopkins 6/69. Second Grade Bowling Buttsworth 6 6/36 and Thewls 5/33. Third Grade bat Grame 61 and Scnenck 69, Davis 55. Grame 6/18 Parkes 5/28 Davis 8/37. Subdistrict Bat Stevenson 143 not out. Go o ming Oram 1.
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Amalie
Flanpool
Davis
Manuka
Evan
Davia
Duffy
Parkes Dowse
Keingston
McEwan
Beadman
Grame
Northbourne
Schenck
Sommers
Curtin
Hutton
Hawke
Tear
Beatty
Hopkins
Buttsworth
Thewls
R.A.A.F
Canberra South Defeats Singer in Close 98 to 92 Match
Report of Canberra South edging Singer 98 92 at the Club House with Bob May leading Wisc ouia Park. Later events included tours, three end games, and a finals lineup featuring Prendergast Bevan and Bevan with Teyana rink winning four nothing.
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Womans Park Nowhere
Eeu
Rhidd
Canberra
Sturday
Wodal
Lance
Alinday Migat
Heb Ladd
Soith
Bob May
Wiscouia Park
Wilkinson
Venlwehas
Condron
Vrannier
Poh Davi
Howe Reaches Final in Pan American Tennis
Australian player Bob Howe advanced to the final in Mexico City after defeating his opponent in a semifinal match at the Pan American championships held yesterday. The victory sets up a championship clash with the remaining finalist.
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Mexico City
Bob Howe
Australia
Be Quick Triumphs In Soccer Cup Final After Extra Time
Be Quick defeats Canberra United 2–1 after extra time to win the Hungaria Cup Final. Winger De Beer scored the decisive volley following a first half equaliser from Joy of Canberra United. Hungaria fielded a strong side and dominated early chances, with goalie Dohnal making key saves as the match stayed tight.
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Hungaria Iy
Bou
Biretto
Canberra United
Joy
de Beer
Nohemiana
Wonka
Tishenans Ph
Dohnal
Fhat
Stallinger
Hungacis
Canberra
Accett
Fowever
Fur Kocale
Aragaria
Pawcermas Bay
Thca
Hobeinians
Aquanaing
Sapone
Hungeria Riner
Cve | Ay
Bohemians
Shield Play At City Club
The Canberra City Bowling Club saw Shield Play at the City Club with the winning rink featuring Ainsworth, M. Carey, Rowland and Cuthpherson and runners-up Dorsett Dawen H. Brogan and Lambert. Another Canberra City rink won in the Lime Week competition at Goulburn with Jordan Coulon Dyer and Makin.
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Cogan
Anield
Can ‘Berra
Yeterday
Ainsworth
M. Carey
Rowland
Cuthpherson
Dorsett
Dawen
H. Brogan
Lambert
Canberra City
Tioulburn
K._ Jordan
A. Coulon
J. Dyeyer
Gc. Makin
Kingston Bats Score Well at Nur Rabundah Oval
Kingston posted 208 for all out with Backen Byrne and Somes contributing 23 not out in windy conditions. For Manuka Yarra lumla, Quinn Snowie and Flynn led the bowling with several wickets as the chase faltered.
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Herve
Jochen
Compabury
Sellweed
Stahoe
Java
Serime
A. Mulley
Widden “Folsom
Groger — Howard
Stoker
Canonbery Bertiny Bey
Gay Port
Sellwood
Darius
Mulley
Hutchinson
al Kingston
Vvn Bovgeres
Kirst
Stokes Planetoid
Quigg
Sienna
Aon
Struam
White
O'Connor
Nina
Moers
Higgie
Fiynn
Horning
Byrne
Quinn
Moore
Backen
Bnoche
Ley Sabo
Heal
Collina
Ibw
Gabor
King
Flynn Somes
Fandie Sun
Hutchivon
S Cove
Keir
Snowie
Pike
Lord Gavin
Sundries
Witteman
Zaribeast
Ford
Bowling Quinn
Teersk Macs
Nether Gold
Gilmore
Fitzpatrick
Ma Flynn
Somes
UNA
Wath Baume
Flynn
Manuka Yarralumla
Eden Monaro Triumphs At Queanbeyan Meeting
Eden Monaro led early and held off Negare in a tight finish to win the main event at Queanbeyan. Carter rode four winners on the program as Kardinal Express and other horses posted notable placings while Diamond earned a surprise victory in later races.
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Evergreen
Monaro
Tad
Queanbeyan
Chb
Qammiheyan
Eden Monaro
Negare
Riday & Carter
Eden Carter
Diamond
Acton
Tad Formday
Vourltiam
Oxter
Swalton
Pearce
Boonnse
J. Newham
Flen
Item
Diemont
Carter
Stor Fontaing
Couch
St. Pam Worn
Jevens
Davidson
Bam Mounara
S. Carter
Negara
G. Prin Vets
Thapler
Htynne
Tina
Li IA Dien
Preainito
Ren
Trundle Star
Morsillo
Cat Wu
Dinvideon
Mearson
Tim
Welter
Serraine
R. Douch
Driah Chief
Player Wins Ampol Golf at Coffs Harbour
Gary Player won the Ampol Golf tournament at Coffs Harbour finishing with a score under par 135 for the 1st round. Eric Cremin finished second with a notable score as the event concluded.
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South
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