Bailey Jeered At For Slow Mile In Los Angeles Meet
Bailey faced jeers after a slow mile during a Los Angeles event last May where he claimed dominance over Landy in a special race. He remarked he could not predict his potential after dropping from 4.10 to 3.58, while Landy held the world mark at 3.58. The day also featured a sparse 5 000 m race with only three runners and an audibly charged finish as Michele cleared 5 ft 6 in but the bar dropped after landing.
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Bailey
John Landy
Los Angeles
Landy
Lincoln
Marv Lincoln
Sydney
Melbourne
Sandy
Dave Stevens
Albert Thomas
Alan Lawrence
Dave Power
German Shield wins for McIntosh with perfect score
The German Shield quarterly match at 600 yards with September 15 completion saw J. McIntosh achieve the maximum 300 points to take the title. Rifle scores from Hudson, Mason, Mal, Webb, Ashton, Lloyd, Milligan, Peisley, McCarty, Hussey, Calvert, Dennis, White, Mobbs, Dennis, Gothard, Park, Mason, Roberts, Triam, Cashmore, Gault, Vicours, Hoy and others are listed in the report.
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Hudson
R. W. Mason
Mal
Webb
McIntosh
Ashton
Lloyd
Milligan
Peisley
McCarty
A. N. Hussey
Calvert
D.dennis
White
Mobbs
P. Dennis
Gothard
Park
Am. A. Mason
Roberts
Triam
Cashmore RT
Gault
Vicours
Hoy
J. McIntosh
Evergreens take A grade crown in hard fought final
Evergreens beat Waratahs four to one to claim the A grade women’s hockey premiership. D Collett netted two goals with strong support from M Jenkins M Manning and M Lewins while Waratahs efforts were led by S Dixon G Jarman J Lalor R Stewart and J Thornton. Telopea I topped High I four three in the B grade final with H Hartley C Cameron and S Selway among the scorers and best players. Telopea II also won the C grade final with P Selway and B among its standouts.
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Evergreens
Waratahs
Ben Jenkins
D. Collett
H. Blundell
C. Cameron
Telopea II
Telopea
P. Selway
Record Breaker Lorenne Henricks Sets 148 Freestyle Mark
Loren ne Henricks clocks a new freestyle record time of 148 in the 39 yard event to win. The meet saw earlier marks fall as competitors challenged the record.
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Nie Henricks
Bendigo Football Clash Ends Without Arrests
Police reinforced the Bendigo football scene as crowds clashed briefly after a menacing melee. South Bendigo won 10 14 74 to 5 9 amid scattered strikes on referees. no arrests were reported despite several injuries to officers and spectators.
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Bendigo
Cierra Legad
South Bendigo
Golden Uare
Preas
Canberra Racing Season Looks Strong At Acton Opener
Canberra Racing Club faces weather and track issues at Acton with two months unusable. Officials lure owners from afar to field bigger lines up as loose boxes expand. Local trainer moves include R A Stewart with Territorials Footprint Diamond Impressario Preliminary and Vain Search joining his team. In other pens Rex Burke leans on Jolly Choc while Leo Dunley debuts Man-Be Lad and Well Shot. Subtle Difference at Hill Station stalls with gate issues. Daily Column from Quéanbeyan shows speed potential. Acton track top dressed. opening meeting expected in fair condition if weather holds.
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Acton
Canberra Racing Club
Canberra
R. A. Stewart
Impressario
Jambo
Love
Prince Jambo
Calthorpe
Valogues
Leyte
Mr. Stewart
Alex McKenzie
McKenzie
Southern Districts
Jack O'Neill
Boorowa
Sydney
Randwick
Royal Kraals
Dudley
Rex Burke
Jolly Choc
Leo Dunley
Ainslie
Cowra
C. McDonald
Hill Station
Lord Felour
Amon
Bill Edlington
T. O'Connor
Quéanbeyan
Wagga
Intiricate
Silvern
Exhibition softball clash to feature PS SA and Colts
A two match exhibition challenge between the Public Service Softball Association team and the undefeated Colts of the Canberra Softball Association. Games run Sunday and Monday? Sunday afternoon competition from 12.40 p.m. to 1.20 p.m. at the ground between the National Library and the Berton offices.
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Public Service Softball Association
Canberra Softball Association
National Library
Berton
Redcraze Favourite May Not Be Starter in Hill Stakes
New Zealander Redcraze holds outright favouritism for the Hill Stakes at Rosehill but may not start. Trainer Tom Smith cites a problematic hoof condition making a decision for the Metropolitan uncertain. Redcraze trailed the field at the half mile before finishing well back. Empire Link led the race with Palt and Charm close behind as Derby contenders were noted in the field.
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Sydney
R Redcraze
Rosehill
Tom Smith
Redcraze
Metropolitan
A.ard
Palt
Empire Link
One Charm
Epsom
Theo Marks
Australian walker Don Keane breaks imperial and Australian marks
Don Keane set four British Empire records and seven Australian records in walking. He held Empire and Australian marks for five miles seven miles 10 miles and one hour test and Australian records for 10 15 and 20 kilometers. He finished 10th of 65 in the 10 kilometer event at Helsinki 1952.
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Don Keane
Keane
Ques'heyan Dons Shine at Queanbeyan Coursing Club Meeting
The Queanbeyan District Coursing Club held a Saturday meet at the Queanbeyan Show. Maiden 440 yds saw ROS MIREPEA and MONASH TAD win divisions, with times around 24.7 seconds. Additional divisions awarded to MOOCHLA GEM JANES OWN ROSH MIREEKA MONASH GIRL and No Use as consolation in Canberra. Printed for The Federal Capital Press of Australia Pty. Ltd. Mort Street Braddon A.C.T.
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Queanbeyan
Eround
Mirepea
Monash Tad
Buck
Frank
Dan
Sunlight
Gem
Canberra
Moochla Gem
Chief Alang
Janes Own
Merry Scooter
Haines
Rosh Mireeka
Miss Acorn
May Occa
Dream Girl
Monash
My Wood
Christopher John Shakespeare
Federal Capital Press of Australia Pty. Ltd
Mort Street Braddon, A.C.T
Thomson Among Money-spinners
Victorian Peter Thomson ranks eighth on the U.S. PGA money list with 20,413 dollars this season. Ted Kroll leads with 72,835 dollars, while Cary Middlecoff stands second with 26,932 dollars and tops the Vardon Trophy race with a 70.26 stroke average across 63 rounds.
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Chicago
Peter Thomson
United States
Ted Kroll
Krol
U.S
Cary Middlecotf
Middlecotf
Football match ends 2 2 after late penalties
Saeed sent a left back pass to Zemlicka who passed to Mines then Musari in the inside left area. Water struck the crossbar in the first half. In the second half Cabrera put Cabrera ahead after Kraay fed Mit ter who set A Kaiser up for his second. Cooma equalised when Musar scored from a penalty. Both teams pressed but finished level at full time.
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Saeed
Zemlicka
Mines
Musari
Caberra
Kraay
Mitter
A. Kaiser
Cooma
Musar
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