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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Oct 21, 1963

Page

14

Meeting fixed on heated pools in Canberra swimming talks

A Canberra Amateur Swimming Club deputation will meet the Minister for the Interior Freeth to push heated pools. Officials weigh heating all pools or just a Dickson facility with gym amenities and winter training aims. Bega, Braidwood and Moruya clubs join the Southern District association as 77 championships are planned for the season.

Canberra Australia Interior Freeth Dickson Tattersall’s Sydney Burwood Melbourne Bega Southern District Amateur Swimming Association Braidwood Moruya

Polonia Triumphs in Semi Final Over Prague 3 1

Polonia defeated N.S.W. side Prague 3 to 1 in a fast entertaining semi final. The game showcased Polonia's strength and stout defense as they withstood Prague's late push for the closing minutes.

Polonia 3 N.S.W Prague Polonia

North Suburbs rack up runs in strong first-innings display

Northern Suburbs built a commanding first innings lead at Northbourne Oval led by Andrews and Martin in an opening 117 run partnership. Moore took 6/76 as the Northbourne bowlers faced a tough chase while Kingston and Kingston's innings at Nar rabundah Oval showed brief resistance before final collapse. Manuka dismissed University cheaply at University Oval to seize early advantage.

Queanbeyan Turner Manuka University Ainslie Llouns Kingston Northbourne Oval Northern Suburbs Egspinner Moore Northbourne Andrews Martin Gallop Narrabundah Oval Booth King McCarty Smith Roberts Lees

Sometime Wins Caulfield Cup in Brilliant Photo Finish

Sometime led from the start to beat Gatum Gatum and Grand Print at Caulfield on Saturday. Jockey W Pyers saluted in the scales after the magnificent victory.

Gatum Gatum W. Pyers

Sometime Outclasses Caulfield Cup Field

The race was cleanly run with Sometime dominating the Caulfield Cup field. Grand Print impressed after being last at the half mile, while Summer Regent finished fourth and New Zealanders My Contact and Straight Trish were close behind in a dead heat. Pyers rode winners Yangtze Some time and Contempter as Future failed to earn prize money after a troubled ride by G Podmore.

Melbourne Billy Pyers Gatun Gatum Grand Print Purtell Johnny Riordan Summer Regent My Contact Straight Trish Gether The Camera Pyers Sometime Contempter Contempler Better Lad Welltown Future Sydney G. Podmore Podmore

Golfing History As Teams Tie In World Matchplay

The tournament ended with Australia and South Africa each on four and a half wins while Britain tied Australia on count-back after three and a half wins. Sandy Saddler clinched a last hole win for Britain as he swept his four singles, while Bonallack’s late miss and Wakeham’s win against Bonallack altered the outcome. Kevin Donohoe defeated Reg Taylor five and four and Tom Crow beat David Symons four and three in key matches.

Westbourne Wood Sandy” Saddler Scotland Great Britain Australia Sydney Oyancy Sandy Saddler Burt Ticehurst South Africa Saddler Britain Michael Bonallack Canada Bill Wakeham Bonallack Wakeham Kevin Donohoe Reg

Protests May Alter Car Trial Placings

Protests could remove R. Tanner and J. Sedaitis from second place and W. Marshall and D. Stuart from third in a difficult nine-car trial. Maps provided for the trial face criticism for missing the Glenovel rail crossing, while navigational issues caused several retirements and delays, with Bronte Quayle and Professor John Richardson as stewards.

R. Tanner J. Sedaitis W. Marshall D. Stuart Glenovel Tarago Rosa Plummer Lawless Bullamalito-Glenovel Lower Boro Bronte Quayle John Richardson

Cox Shows Early Form With Discus

Former East ern Suburbs member Cox breaks Australian junior record last year and now competes for North Canberra. Attila Spaits finishes second in discus with 132 ft 8 in as Ray Whyte pulls a muscle in the open mile, letting Gavin Jones win in 4:49.2. Individual winners include Open 100 yd PL Allen, Open 440 P Allen, mile G Jones, discus I Cox, javelin V Thompson, and others across under 19 and under 15 events.

Ovi Eastern Suburbs Sydney Cox A.C.T North Canberra Attila Spaits Ray White South Canberra Gavin Jones Allen N.C P. Allen G. Jones S.C E. Esmonde Iny R. Whyte A. Freebody I. Cox V. Thompson K. Chamberlain Hurdies K. Glad

Derby winner Sum mer Fiesta skips finish after big £20,000 bid

Big bet on A J Derby winner Sum mer Fiesta to £20,000 was refused on Thursday night and the horse finished last. A prominent wager of £5,000 to £2,000 placed by Sydney fielder Bill Waterhouse was noted. The One Thousand Guin eas delivered a thriller as South Australian filly Anna Rose clashed with Heirloom over the mile, finishing with a tight photo.

Sydney Bill Waterhouse Anna Rose

South Coast United Reaches Cup Final at Wentworth Park

Sydney reports South Coast United defeated Gladesville to win the semi final replay and qualify for the Soccer Federation Knockout Cup final at Wentworth Park. They will face Hakoah in Friday night’s final.

Sydney South Coast United Wentworth Park South Coast Gladesville Iail Hakoah

Melbourne Cup Penalty Review for Some Time and Battle Standard

Melbourne report notes Some Time receives a 9.5lb penalty from W R C handicapper Kevin Ryan, elevating to 9.5 stone as the outstanding spring galloper. Battle Standard, Coongy Handicap winner, is penalised 8lb and moves to 74 mark.

Melbourne W.R.C Kevin Ryan W.fa Battle Standard

Canberra Publication Notice

The Federal Capital Press of Australia Pty Ltd publishes this notice from its registered office at 18 Mort Street Canberra City ACT.

Federal Capital Pres of Australia Pty, Ltd Mort Street Canberra City Act

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