Tas v S A Golfers In Semi Finals
Two Tasmanians and two South Australians reach the Australian Amateur Golf Championship semi finals after a day of quarter finals at Royal Adelaide. Notable match saw P Too good of Tasmania defeat Beamish with seven birdies and a 1 97 morning score. Beamish the earlier day rival could not match in the afternoon. Semifinals pairings: Too good versus N Foot and J Too good versus W Acdand-Horman.
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Royal Ade
P. Toogood
Beamish
Singapore
Toogood
Besmish
Toorod
Hing
Too
Koo
Toowood
C. Ham ‘Uulah
Ny Foot
I. Handiey
Land
R. Bull Vie
W. Ack Ini-Hornan
G., Brown
P. ‘Toogred
V. N. Foot
J. Toogood, Iv
W. Acdand-Horman
Golf Tourney at Canberra Sees Record Round By Mair
The Ladies' Golf Union event at Payal Canberra links ends with Misa Mair posting record rounds of 76 and 78, nearing a single-round mark, while Mair tied for top in the championship with 144 nett. Other players, including Mrs Kent and Mrs Drew, posted strong scores as government officials discuss Olympic Games funding and admission tax.
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Mra
A. H. Tobebutt
Golf Union
Payal Canberra Links
Misa Mair
N.E.W
Mie M. Mul
Aust
Turmbull
Pet
E. Croft
Ryde-Parraey Mata
Ly ‘Beynon
Cabramatta
Tal
R. Can
Cain
AH. Tebbuit
Kent UR
M. Mair
H Biggins
Lelelon
H. Senntom
N. Sullivan
Tovnight
Govienment
I. Deninger
R. Litton
The
Commonwealth
G. Hibberson
Afetbouroe
A. Paterson
Ine
Mughettar
A. Mitchell
Turnbull
West ‘Merewether
Wier Cunnarssup
J. Kent
Royal Canberra
A Big Vina
Cam
Mes
Heabba
Aun
Mira
A. Mandell
Tigakstown
Htrm
Perry fOuklanda
Minn Sullivan
J .Moyle
Uceninger
Mra. Wert
Seith
Ming
Mair
N Storey
Royal Canbern Ansociites
Hofferg Amt
Fasc
Pliy
Aay
Canberra Foursomes Championship Contested at Long Reach
CANBERRA players faced a tense morning and afternoon in the country foursomes title at Long Reach. Powell and Sauliain led early play with strong scores while rivals like Donoghue and Willett surged in the afternoon, securing a top pair with a 186 aggregate as the event narrowed to the late 80s.
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Pediney
Candéira Gattera
Long Reet
Bnished
N. Powell
Sauliain
Devitt
Ome Etruke Wheat
West Donoghue
LB. Willett
Canbeert
New Welley
Wood
Mereveel
Jordan Wet
Init Fost
Wavantage Seth
Wi Bannor
Gma Fan
Canberrit
Melbourne to host 1958 Olympic Games admission charges announced
The Australian Minister for the Interior Mr Kent Hughes announced ticket prices for the Melbourne 1958 Olympic Games. Prices ranged from five pounds for boxing to five pounds for wrestling and weight lifting. Opening ceremony seats at the Melbourne Cricket Ground were set on a rising scale up to major grandstand tiers. About 70 000 seats were to be reserved and 40 000 cheaper seats unreserved. Booking would start next April with seats sold through Australian banks and airlines and later international agents appointed.
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Australia
M.C.G
Commonwealth Bank
State Savings Ban of Victoria
Australian National Airways
Trang Austrian Airways
New Zealand
Pacific Islands
London
Award to Romzo Anoup Tee ett Vesttche Wednesary
A jury awards recognize top performers in a local event as authorities announce results. The report notes the ceremony occurred midweek with emphasis on notable participants from regional teams and institutions.
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Romzo Anoup
Cola Priion
MiSron
New Zealanders Easy Win at Canterbury
New Zealand horse Master Proven delivered a dominant win at Canterbury on Wednesday, clocking 2:18 for 6f in the Handcap and stretching clear by 18 lengths over Wilsonell and Arable. Second Maiden Handicap winner Prince of Athens, boding well for major races in Sydney and Melbourne, placed behind the top pair with a long neck margin.
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prenEl
Seutenliad
Zenhaser
Stagie
Quare AL Canterbury
Dante Proven
Ace
Wil
Mell
Juster Proven
Auatgalli
Schilly
Longthe Bhond
Arable
Hem
Oher
Wilsonell
Prince of Athens
Tillmery
Cook
Bergquander
Prince ‘of
Wiliantel
Sellwood
Matter Carrigan
Podmore
Anstas
Masi Gopvigan
Diva Winet
A. ‘Turners
N. Mecrawdte
Watson
Trans Tasman
Confessor
Amourn
Ratte
Avoniar
Tynafimy
Son
Colleen
Diva
Heed
Millakle
McGraw
Canute
FR. Buckley
A. Clarke
Rilledate
Suicna
Powerglide
Abuna
Place
Osborne
Phillipe
Juggler
W. Cook
D. Murray
Grey Ice
AB AT
Sweet Adeline
Bothwood
Bey Buood
Nizam Nigh
Tnt Est Auvdine
Rey Lacs
Iy Ily
Guy Shel
Plave
Hopmanouts Davis Cup 50-50 Toss Up Says Hopman
Australia captain Harry Hopman doubts a clear favorite in the Davis Cup challenge and predicts a 60-40 margin for victory if Australia plays at home. American writer Will Grimsley notes Seixas’s win as not decisively shifting the Cup odds.
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Harry
Hopman
Hary Hopman
Australia
Lemlow
Sydney
Hoorn
Will Grimsley
Vic
Seixas
Rex Hartwig
Belxax
Soviet Union inviting British Trades Union Congress to Russia
The Soviet Central Council of Trades Unions invited the British Trades Union Congress to Russia for discussions on problems affecting both unions. Nuvolat Shvernik announced the invitation and urged resumption of wartime cooperation to expand trade and culture and to back disarmament and collective security. British leaders had rejected a similar appeal less than three months earlier.
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Agscuw
Roviet
Russia
Trades Union Congress
Nuvolat Shvernik
Rusalum
TUL
Teaders
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Reyborn
Wentworth Avenue
Kingston
Tas. v. S.A
Mardi Mair
ACT
Golf Associates
Erday
A.C.T
Luaziomer
Lana Turner
Hilton
Dana
Latio
Denier
Canberra
Canterbury
TUC. Congress
Hardboard
BurnieBoard
Tre Sigmeaneath
Burnice Board
Hurate
Donoghue & Hopkins Pty. Ltd
Fieantad”'Srine
Beclnga
Melbpurne
Civic Centre
Frank Brown
Us ‘Arcade
Mand
Nestle
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