Rain Delays Hit Grade Cricket Matches With Draws
Rain interrupted play at Amslie Oval with the Ainslie versus Kingston match ending in a draw. Kingston opened strongly with Kevang and Nicholas not out as Northbourne and Turner Oval games showed mixed results. Third grade saw Queanbeyan claim the only outright win while Northbourne and Kingston pairs battled in a tense 89 run first innings. Australian National University forfeited to Government Print Oval amid heavy overs from Searle and Roid.
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Amslie
Ainslie
Kingston
Sea
Dennis Kevang
Alan Nicholas
Jo Turner
Northbourne
Turner Oval
Queasbeyan
Queanbeyan
Narrabundah Rsl
Manuka Yerrnbogsbourne
Alnglia
Australian National University
Searle
Roid
Northhourse
Beatty
Smith
Scors
Bearle
Rela
Turner
Outstanding Cricket Performances Across Grades and Turners Inn
A report of first grade batting Kevens and Laurie toping charts, Robin and Searle leading bowlers with strong four wicket hauls. Second grade sees McConnell and Hare plus Geary and Duty waking delivering tight spells. Third grade highlights Clarke Brew Jollitte and a tense Turner innings ending with four wickets in hand as Morey Rigney and Reid share key dismissals.
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Kevens
Laurie
Robin
Searle
Inter
Jollitte
Turners
Morey
Kennedy
Rigney
Darley
Hocthbourne Beorea
Kingston Batting Woes On Damp Kingston Oval
Rain halted play after 2 pm with Queanbeyan at 35 for 3. Nash bowled 3 for 10 from 19 overs. Triam 8 for 10 as Kingston fielded in greasy conditions. Moore and Freshady remained not out. Coxan fell for 0.
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Kingston Oval
Queanbeyan
Nash
Triam
Moore
Iriam Coxan
MacDiarmid
Iriam
Freshady
Cafin
Brownbill
Kingston and Ainslie Play To Draw At Ainslie Oval
Rain halted play after 40 minutes and two hours later the match resumed with Kingston opening batsmen Kevan and Nicholas scoring freely. Ainslie bowled tight to slow the innings as Hawke and Nelson added a stubborn stand before light ended play with Kingston 98 for 1. Kingston 1st innings 98 all out, Ainslie 41 all out.
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Aine Me
Kingston
Ainslie Oval
Aislie
Mt Himcult
Kevan
Icholas
Oliverion
Leid
Ainstie
Ainsiie
James
McCarty
Hawke
Nelson
Robin
King
Kevans
Nicholas
Sundries
Nagle Wins New Zealand Golf Title Again
Nagle retained the New Zealand title, finishing two strokes ahead of Peter Thompson of Australia. He set a course record with 65 in the morning and closed with 68 in the afternoon to seal victory.
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New Zealand
Miss Daer Wins Royal Amateur at Canberra Oval
Miss E Deer won the business girls' Royal event at Canberra Oval with a 74 nett. In the same day, Miss P Greaves topped the putting with 31 putts. Stableford for associates drew few players due to conditions. A grade winners included Taylor, Woodrow, and Edwards.
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Yeseniay
Oval Canberra
E. Deer
Associates
Taylor
Rae
Woodrow
Edwards
Minor Grade Cricket: Northbourne and Kingston matches in close finishes
In Northbourne play, Mood 23 and Schenk 15 propelled Minor Grade to 6/70 to defeat Manuka-Yar rajumia 6/81, while Turner 4/88 and Northbourne A fell to a 80 total. Kingston A and B tied at 89 runs each, with key contributions from K McConnell and Kier. Multiple junior fixtures noted with Kingston, Manuka, and Queanbeyan teams, plus a Government Printing Office forfeiture to Australian National University.
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Northbourne
Kingston
Narrabandsh Rsl
Clarke Po
Polson
Lange
Hutcharagon
Gilmore
I Galdwall
Griggs
Clarke
Queanbeyan
Woodfield
Roberts
Dowse
Eddy
Evan
Manuka-Yartatumia
Myers
Murphy
Brew
Ainsie
Lyons
Buckmaster
Government Printing Office
Australian National University
Holbrook
Makin
Edmunda
R. Usbach
T. Usbach
Clark
Ennor
Jon
Day wins Royal Canberra Stableford with 39 points
R J Day captured the Royal Canberra Golf Club tableford title posting 39 stableford points and an immaculate 71. He led after a 21 on the front nine and finished with a 18 on the back. E Griffiths and J Bull were runners up in B and A grades respectively with 36 and 35–36 points.
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R. J. Day
Stableford
Royal Canberra Golf Club
J. Greaney
Day
BR. T. Day
J. A. Bull
BE. Griffiths
I Cortana
He Mi M
Es Eynes Proenan
X ‘Prooker
J. Galloway
Id. Hooper
R. FL
Cae
BL. Brown
Tars
Fan
Er Newean
Telene
Kailings
K. L. Taylor
R. ‘Williams
M. Farrell
F. Jennings
L S. Maxwell
Paz
Ithe Raumnd
E. Griffiths
J. Bull
Dolce
Hoo
Jaly
J. E. Colllinge Iso
H. C. New"man
Canberra South Bowls Results Championship Pairs
Results from the Canberra South Bowling Club show pairs finals with Ramble Davis 22 det. Blark Shipley 17. warda Luton 32 over Ramble Carey 25. Petter Crockett 214 over Xrehner Verney 29. Bollchambers H M O'Brien 27 over Goonan Latimer 18. additional pairs Elliott Atyles 12. Bearse Steele 24 over Bleeman Fairhall 23. Crawford Thompson 24 4 over O'Reilly May 11. Kearney Prendergast gust 28 over J McKinstry Burke 17. Munro Newcombe 22 over Smith Ale Jen 20. H Taafe 24 4 over Turner Creighton 13. Mcintosh Mills 27 over H R O'Brien Nevin 468.
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Bearse
Steele
Bleeman
Fairhall
Crawford
Thompson
O'Reilly
Kearney
Prendeygust
J. McKinstry
Burke
Munro
Newcombe
Smith and Ale Jen
F. Taafe
Turner and Creighton
Mcintosh
Mills
H.R. O'Brien
Nevin
Cooper Beats Fraser For Metropolitan Singles Title
In Sydney on Sunday Ashley Cooper defeated Neale Fraser 6 3 6 3 to capture the Metropolitan singles championship at Strath. The win marks Cooper’s ninth consecutive victory over Fraser in Wimbledon partners.
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Sydney
Sundsy
Ashley Cooper
Yestered
Neale Fraser
Cooper
Fraser
Strath
Queanbeyan Race Meeting Draws Strong Crowd
A large crowd attended a Queanbeyan dog racing meet on Saturday with Brilliant Drama winning the Invitation Stake of 525 yards and breaking a course record. Nominations for the next meeting close Wednesday night, and several stakes races with multiple entrants were conducted amid a festive track atmosphere.
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Queanbeyan
Young
Poe
Happy Meee
Poakies
Ted
Chesterton
Queanbeyan Club
Pam
Cela
Olive Davin
Rogolo
la Plaie
Plenty Hope
Alto
True Oomm
Kellum
M. Saines
Mr. H. Richardson
Mr. Saines
H. Gill
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