Manuka wins premiership with Br Lee lauded
In a hard fought grand final Canberra Canberra league scene honors Br Lee for coaching as Manuka clinches the title. Ainslie president Mrs Gregory and Lator congratulate Manuka players, with J Brinkman winning best and fairest trophy for the second time in three matches.
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Lae
Ae Brinkman
Knott
Hicks
Ware
Haydon
Stein Iing
Maxter
Ainslie
Atkinson
Moore
Martin
Collins
McNamara
Br. Lee
Sullivan
Gregory
Bia
Fane
Manuka
Lator
L. James
Manukal
Yoom
Ainslie Juniors win Junior Premiership in final lineup
Aquatic juniors claim fifth successive title by defeating Eastlake juniors in a windy junior grand final. The match showcased teamwork despite the breeze and included standout performances from players like Law Manders and O'Reilly, with O'Reilly and others contributing to the win.
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Aquatic Juniors
Eboir
Eastlake Juniors
Akill
Eastlake
Ives
Manders
O'Reilly
Trophies At Half Time Awarded In Canberra Event
Awards of merit were presented at the Manna Oval during the half time interval. Trophies donated by the Canberra et ars ea Se tree ae nan serra were awarded to Seton Acton and KC Dogs it for best and flow player. The event lacked the Minister, showing a strong cabinet spirit as the Prime Minister delegated duties amid Richmond support.
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Manna ‘Oval
Canberra Et Ars Ea
Seton
Acton
Christopher
Eastlake Social marks end of 1985 season with honors
Eastlake Social at Society's Hall Saturday celebrated the close of the 1985 season. Manuka Club members received a warm welcome as leaders of the league were praised for a successful year. Trophies for the current season were presented to D Billman H Jenkins W Manders J Gowing, and C Chandler was lauded for his three seasons as secretary. The evening included tributes to past players and officials and musical interludes with community singing.
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Suppor Society
Manuka Club
H. McCarthy
Manuka
Mears
R. B. Leonard
Rintz
E. W. Hicks Iaptain
Ted Deen
D. Eliman
Gren
Green
Eastlake
Ttne
D. Billman
H. Jenkins
W. Manders
J. Gowing
Greyhound and Canine Race Card Highlights
A compact report of race results and placements across divisions maiden and novice stakes. Lady Mascot and Marble Ridge headline two length wins while PIVORENE and BOMBIRA claim divisions with close margins. Canberra and regional heats feature multiple contenders and times listed.
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Rathleon
Reproot
Othe Bob's Pal
Flying Princes
Captain’ ‘Jones
Gay Betty
Pansy's Image
Royal Visitor
Yéex Society
Don Emerson
Mea Blaze
Othe
Lady Isobel
Petit Maid
Whiaks
King
Black attempts Cape record in three flight legs
London reports Captain Campbell Black leaves Hatfield in a Comet seraplans aiming to set a new Cape record. The plan covers Hatfield to Cairo 2210 miles, Cairo to Kasuma, and Kasuma to Capetown with a target of 8 hours for the Cape. Co pilot McArthur accompanies him.
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London
Campbell Black
Aerodrome
Cape
Hatfield
Cairo
Kasuma
Capetown
McArthur
South Melbourne defeats Collingwood in semi final clash
South Melbourne won over Collingwood 14 14 104 to 11 17 in front of 86000 at the MCG. Pratt led goalkicking with six, Moore eight and Nash three for the victors, while Coventry and Collier each bagged three for Collingwood. The match featured tight quarters with South leading at every break before a late surge by the Magpies.
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South Melbourne
Magpies
Southam
South
Wood
Collingwood
Colling
V.F.L
Pratt
Moore
Nash
Ervin
Kelicher
Coventry
H. Collier
A. Coland
Eimey
Knight
Rumney
Mentone Races Thres-yaarvold Handicap details
Race day notes from Mentone list thres-yaarvold Handicap with VALBARD leading early then Bonnington and others like Cardinal Demagogue Royalty Gay Circle The Greek Mar vphid Warbling Curragh. Dividends noted for win place and totals. times around 1.43 with Gay Friar and Prince Comedy among heats. thirds and other runners listed with prices and positions across divisions.
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Bonnington
Cardinal
Royalty
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Aeek
Hon Manos
Own
Reiusste
the Vigil
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le Mays
Mentone Gold Cup
Tim. Hostile
Tommas J. Greenhorn
Turf Boy
Prostration
Dink Devon
Yurumba
Radiant Boy
Sithon
Free Wheel
Panny
Dubup
Gay Loven
O Hostilm
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Nellie
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The
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Mackie Wins Handicap 880 Yards at Manuka Oval
W Mackie carried a 115 yard handicap to win the 880 yards handicap race at Manuka Oval on Saturday afternoon conducted by the Canberra Amateur Athletic Club. N Gamble placed second with 80 yards and A L Gamble was third with 129 yards.
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Wmackie
Canberra
McIntosh Wins Brack Trophy At Canberra Range
J McIntosh won the Brack trophy with a 147 score at 900 yards on the Canberra Range. R Donegan followed with 146, N Canham 145, and F Webb 141. Daily cash prizes went to W Lloyd J Meintoah and R Donegal.
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Canberra
J. McIntosh
R. Donegan
Electoral Office Wins Public Service Bowling Shield Match
The Electoral Office rink defeated Treasury 18 to 17 in a Canberra Public Service Bowling Shield contest at Parliament House green. After a tense 21st end, Turner’s rink blocked a gap to win by one, with Maplestone and Lott to face the eventual winning rink next Saturday.
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Treasury
Electoral Office
Canberra
Chubb
Holmes
Jist
Turner
Sugar Industry Praise From U S Agriculture Official
A letter from E W Brand of the United States Department of Agriculture praises Australia's sugar industry for its high efficiency and scientific approach. He thanks the Prime Minister for courtesies shown to overseas delegates at the Brisbane sugar technologists conference. The visit by special trains highlighted the sector's progress and future readiness. A J Gibson of Bundaberg also thanks Senator Crawford and Mr Townsend for their assistance during the conference.
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Australia
E. W. Brand
United States
Brand
Queensland
Waas Real
A. J. Gibson
Bundaberg
Senator Crawford
Townsend
Overseas Intelligence Compilation Rights Reserved
Special arrangement with Reuters World Service and other sources covered in this overseas intelligence digest. All rights reserved under the reserves clause, with additional information from recognized international contributors.
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Reuter
World Service
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