District Cricket Navy Scoring In Third Round
Canberras third round saw Northbourne reach 296 for eight despite rain delays. Carnall led with 128 and Tickner added 79 for Northbourne, while Queanbeyan and Kingston also posted strong totals. The match continues next Saturday with Acton needing at least 300 to win.
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Hall
Ainslie
Queambeyan
Kingston
Tickner
Rena
Morthbourne
Carnal
Ware
Horan
God
Richards
M. Quige
Acton
Quigg
Owbotham
Hbera
Nd Ho
Acog
Five Wickets for Asa on 109 Pace Bowling
In a tight cricket match ASA took five wickets as Bundries were bowled out for a low total. Clifford, Gilbert, Horan and Law each claimed one wicket, with notable economy figures.
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Clifford
Gilbert
Horan
Law
Smith
Toma
Freeman
Dooley
Crawley
Northbourne
Paliwood
Deoley
Mgipney
Warkes
Ainslie Hits Out Against Hall In Amalie B Match
Ainslie bowled Hall for 105 as Lane and McIntosh starred for Amalie B in a rain interrupted innings. Lane took 4 wickets and McIntosh struck 80 in a bold chase marred by two run outs. Hall were all out after 30 overs with Reardon taking key wickets.
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Ita
Amalie
Hall
L. Worthy
F. Lane
McIntosh
Ainslia
Atnslie
Lane
Cavanagh
Bong
Worthy
Nicholas
Wee
Jordan
L Werthy
L. Deardon
K. Cavanagh
Hollingaworth
F. Munday
Hardy
L. Reardon
W. Hollingsworth
Queanbeyan Pours Wickets In Long Innings At Kingston Oval
Queanbeyan fielded strongly 235 for 9 at Kingston Oval with Vert top scoring 74 not many boundaries. Kingston’s tight defense limited Queanbeyan’s boundaries while several bowlers, led by N Gowling, shared wickets and wickets fell to give Kingston a fighting total.
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Kingston
Kingston Oval
Vert
Queanbeyan Batamoo
Mudle
E Moore
Kendall
Detalla
Northbourne Overpowers Acton as Play Ends in Disarray
Northbourne B grade looked set for an easy win after Acton slumped to 36 with five down. Gilbert and Murray steadied for Northbourne, Corey run out, Law top scored with 11, Northbourne 102 at close, saab four wickets, Acton bowlers claimed one each.
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Northbourne
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Murray
Corey
McMillan
Crawley
Law
Saab
Fullwood
Kooley
Sub District Cricket Round Three Opens Amid Mixed Results
The third round of sub district cricket began Saturday with matches at Weataroaes North Brourne and Wawgerra Weetangerra, featuring Shepbert D Burne Cameron and several bowlers. Notable scores include Burns 2 for 46 and Smith 4 for 24, with Bruna Ta rounds and multiple dismissals.
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C Pierson
Brown
Shumack
F. Fisk
J. West
Prowac
A. Cameron
Burne
H. Veot
Hall Cruises To 202 On Opening Stand Despite Weak Batting
Hall built a total of 202 as Murty scored 88 and Entwistle added 64 for credit. Cavanagh took 2 for 65 and 2 for 80 while Ainslie failed with the bat in a shaky display at Aviatic, with Robertson and Williams taking key wickets.
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Gormley
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Murty
Local School Cricket Match Scorecard Summary
A fragmentary cricket report lists West ridge and St Andrews play with multiple innings. Key bowlers Brinkman and Beadman post notable figures. Scorers note E de Sutts and J Farrow among others with several wickets and runs across the described match sessions.
Final Lap Triumph By McCorey In C A Co C Relays
Cycling relay at Northbourne Avenue saw fast, close racing as McCorey clinched the final lap for his team with Fulton second. Ten club sprinters disputed laps under light wind. Roche led early, Wilkinson and Bateson pressed, with McCorey crossing first on the final stretch in 15 min 20 sec.
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Jaec
British steamer Hellkop seized by pirates near Blas Bay
The Chinese owned British steamer Hellkop, with Captain G O Lefevre aboard, was seized by pirates for two days on the voyage to Saigon. The crew and passengers, including 160 Chinese, Canadian Mark van Drijest, and American missionary Miss C Bourton, were confined at gunpoint. Pirates released the captain and crew as they went ashore in boats near Blas Bay, with one Chinese passenger leaping overboard to avoid captivity.
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NSW Conversion Loan Shows Satisfactory Reception In London
The New South Wales conversion loan issued in London to convert a 62 million pound issue attracted strong public interest. Applications for conversion reached 7.696 million pounds with 39.841 million pounds in cash, of which about 4.675 million was accepted. The deal marks Australia’s return to overseas funding since 1930 and aims to bolster credit for further conversions.
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London
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Commonwealth
Ao Futher
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Leags
Death of Miss Melberine Plunket Lady Plunket’s Eldest Daughter
The Hon Melberine Plunket eldest daughter of the Baron Plunket and former Hiscop of Team roland died yesterday. Born in November 15% she was the oldest woman in the British Isles and retained her faculties nearly to the end.
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Roland
British Isles
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