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Anion junior rho ful semaon bey Setesins tie AP junior champions September 4.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 20, 1949
Page
4
Anion junior rho ful semaon bey Setesins tie AP junior champions September 4.
Officials forecast a record crowd of about 4,000 for the Canberra Football League grand final between Manuka and Wastlake at Manuka Oval next Saturday. President C. Donnelly said two gates would be open with 20 ratekeepers employed, and arrangements with police to supervise parking. many drivers may have to leave cars outside the grounds.
John William Lette, 20, a labourer, paid a 2 fine after pleading guilty to a bar room brawl at Hotel Kingston. A barman punched him during questioning. Police say Lette challenged the batman and struck him. Lette has prior convictions. Edward Norman Brookmat, Kasite Hoate, pleaded guilty to indecency in Hinter Kingston grounds and received a 2 day imprisonment default.
A group of Baltic and Ukrainian migrants, including Latvians and Poles, about two months in Australia, are living at Meadowbank migrant centre near Sydney. The men, doctors, pilots, and technicians among them, will be under government supervision for two years, and expressed happiness to begin work in timber yards after prior forced labour camp experiences in Europe.
A Melbourne punter won £20,000 at Flemington on Saturday after a series of bets. He backed War Lown in the hurdles for £80 42 and then placed a double on Greek Legend and Harella, taking £1,500 at odds of 10 to 1. Dedman and an associate arrived in the car to collect from 11 bookmakers, earning over two hundred.
Sydney court hears plea from a PMG officer accused of taking bribes. Prosecutors allege the defendant, a continuous employee, accepted payments linked to railway service operations. Evidence discussed includes references to M J Minkead and Crown witnesses, with related trials adjourned due to witness availability.
An Ajax colt named Tuituila won a barrier trial at Victoria Park, with W. Cook to ride in the Breeders’ Plate. Guanmoona equalled the time for the third trial as Fuliveng was scratched among forty or more in the Metropolitan handicaps. Achilles riding plans shift to Dickens for the Derby at Rosehill as Crag Son fails to stay in the Rosehill Guineas and is scratched.
More than 400 entrants for the Open Tennis Championship as interstate players from Canberra, Gosford, Bega, Cooma and Goulburn join strong firms and junior hopefuls. Notables include N Head and D Uiland, with Penrose defending the Ladies title. Absentees include the Canon brothers. Accommodation for visitors remains scarce ahead of the October 1-3 event.
Lottery No 1016 entries list a jumble of names and places with prizes and numbers. Lottery No 1917 will be drawn tomorrow.
The report notes Jon Morrison of Traler entering a dog trial at Tralee. A notable old competitor, Morrison, aged around 60, achieved combined scores of 103 and 97 across two dogs, totaling 200. A second dog trained by Morrison placed third with 471 TA. The event showcased long involvement in dog training and Farmyard work around the weekend.
Fragmentary report notes a billiards match featuring JiR. McDowell and MN. Ryan with a fire brigade interruption. The entry mentions a snooker championship starting after the billiatvia is completed, with references to BBC-102 and related personnel.
An old medical notice explains headaches can signal underlying issues from indigestion to liver congestion. It cautions against relying on temporary remedies and stresses addressing digestion and circulation to reduce pulsations, noting no perfect cure exists.
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