Barton Maintains Unbeaten Run with Flinders Victory
Barton downed Flinders 4 rubbers to 2 in round six of the association men’s pennant tennis. Keys and Bycroft each won singles for Barton with strong performances, while Flinders struggled to secure the needed doubles. Other top division results included Throsby 1 sweeping, and Yarralumla drawing with St Patrick’s in Division 5.
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Dennis Keys
Ritchie Dunn
Eric Bycroft Downing
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Ken Searnm
Frank Searson
Reg Bersen
Bycroft
Dunn
Ken Searson
Benson
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Turner
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Bruce Larkham
Gas Villengeuva
Geoff Brennan
Kurt Masur
Lawrence Manning
Ritchie Brill
John Austin
John Ryan
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Yarralumla
Ray Carnall
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Roberts- Coles
Grubb-Carnall
Jorgenson-Tudor
Reid
St. Patrick’s
St. Patrick's
P. Sheehan
J. Power
K. Medbury
P. Watts
Medbury
Watts
Bruce Devlin and Frank Phillips tie for Open at Royal Adelaide
Bruce Devlin and Frank Phillips finish tied for the £1,000 Open after a dramatic final round at Royal Adelaide. Devlin led with a 70 in the last round including birdies at 2 and 4 and a late eagle at 17, while Phillips fought back with a strong front runner display to force the playoff. Nagle also shines with a 3rd round showing as he continues his consistent form.
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Bruce Devlin
Frank Phillips
Royal Adelaide
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Phillips
Nagle
South Africa Faces Uncertain Fate at IOC Meeting
The IOC debates South Africa's suspension over racial policy with delegates from the South African Olympic Committee present. No decision was reached as two immediate suspension and public endorsement proposals failed, while a cautious delay to next Innsbruck meeting was discussed.
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International Olympic Committee
Olly Mayer
Republic
Olympic Movement
0.C
Innsbruck
Silage
Frank Braun
Morris Kaplan
Job Rathebe
1.O.C
Moscow
Spa
Mr. Mayer
Mayer
South African Olympic Committee
Kangaroos Referee Criticized Over Rochdale Match
Dr. Harry Roebuck, chair of the English Rugby League Council, condemned yesterday's Kangaroos win over Rochdale 3 0 and blamed the referee for the poor display. He said the match featured only a wrestling maul and warned such officiating harms Rugby League in Britain.
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Ilkley
Yorkshire
A.A.P
Rugby League Council
Harry Roebuck
Kangaroos
Rochdale
Ormels
Roebuck
Dr. Roebuck
Manuka and Queanbeyan share mixed cricket results in rounds
In Manuka first innings Manuka 8/232 declared with Brown Sargeson and Byrne among top scorers. Fernie Parkes and Maher led bowling for University. Queanbeyan vs Turner saw Turner 427, Baxter and OConnor strong bowling, Queanbeyan won on first innings. Northern Suburbs beat Northbourne on first innings in a tight draw. Kingston and Ainslie matches yielded decisive first-innings results with Ainslie and Northbourne performing strongly and Kingston struggling.
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Fernie
Maher
Duffy
Nicholas
Bergin
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Byrne
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Turner
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Tackson
O'Conner
Manwaring
Baxter
Wood
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Warralumie
Jack Lok
Munro
Ad. Ainslie
Northbourne
Atkinson
D. University
Newman
Jones
Engel
Quige
Mitchell
Eo Mathews
Pfittom
McTernan
Gueanbegan
Duncan
Middleton
Bennett
Richards
Read
Kelly
Coffey
Jackson
D. Queanbeyan
Rehards
Kingston
Herridge
Drew
Merridge
N.o
Laing
D. Ainslie
Pingleton
McAppion
Jeffery
Arrowsmith
Run
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Dc. Lyneham
R. Hincksman
B. Hincksman
Mack
Pirret
Northern Suburbs
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Smythe
McDonald
Woodberry
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Ainslie
D. Warrstunnle
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Anscombe
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Doyle
Sutisa
Taylor
Senith
Funnell
Hawke
Northen Suburbs
Caplehorn
Bowman
Beaton
Fisher
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Tudor
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Graham M
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Gillett
Northbourne Gold
Harditch
Ainslie White
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Ferguson
Kingston Reds
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Highlights Firsts and Strong Bowling Figures Across Teams
Highlights show firsts in batting with Andrews Sargeson Martin Barber scoring across NS and U teams, plus A Brown and other figures. Bowling leaders include McCarty Moore Bennett Jones Newnan Munro and Fletcher Drew Middleton Richards Colley with notable tallies and figures across the innings.
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Sargeson
Martin
Barber
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Richards
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Bradshaw
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Fletcher
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