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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 29, 1930
Page
3
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The F C T District Cricket Association began its third season with 22 teams, including ten sub district sides. Several players excel across batting and bowling as opening matches show generally high scores and short, interrupted innings. W Tickner of Northbourne took eight wickets for 53 runs adapting to canvas matting conditions.
A fragmented note hints at a Bunny Award event linked to Grace Kingston and Brow Eile. The sparse text suggests a local Sundries outlet hosting or noting the award, with unclear details and no confirmed date or participants.
An excerpt from a cricket score summary describes Premier and Athalle teams with multiple wickets, individual scores, and bowling figures. Names such as Maloney, Kingston, and Trigstone appear amid fragmented phrases and misread terms, outlining innings actions and totals.
Northbourne won decisively with Tickner’s bowling and strong all round play. Northbourne posted 111 while Queanbeyan struggled, with key wickets by Tekarr and solid fielding by Nevis Croker. The match featured notable performances from Hors and Mul Murphy with Quaes.
The match ended with Manuka 31 for six and Acton closing at six for Brathay and Rapper’s late stand saving Manuka from a worse total. Withers led Acton’s bowling, taking three wickets, while O’Donnell top scored for Acton with 20 as Cartledge failed for Manuka.
Queanbeyan fail in a low scoring match at Northbourne Oval. Northbourne bowled out Queanbeyan for a weak total as Bain and Crawley led Northbourne with four and three wickets respectively. Top scorer for Queanbeyan was Cowleroy with 24 as Teliver and Freeman struggled to build partnerships.
Fragmentary report shows players’ names and scores for a Queanbeyan match with Emerson top scoring. The text is garbled with numerous misspellings and illegible phrases, hindering full reconstruction of teams, innings, and outcomes.
In the Acton match at Antieday, Bourne led Manuka with 181, supported by Walsh and Nulty as Acton posted 181 all out. McNally took 2 for 0 and Brown 1 for 32, while Manuka’s Frais and Wardrop contributed in the chase with Jones, Jenkine, and Harreigen among the wickets.
In a Kingston district contest Ainslie batted first and posted 118 with Palo leading scoring 25. Southwell led Ainslie with captaincy and Wy Mile acted as lieutenant. Kingston’s bowlers Byrnes and Hymne claimed three and three for dignity while Maloney top-scored for Kingston in the chase with 46 as the innings closed.
Northbourne 1 defeats Northline Of in the B Grade semi final at Manuka. Final score 40 sete 759 names versus 01 4 sete 57 games. Teams and players listed for men’s doubles, ladies doubles and mixed doubles with results and partner pairings.
Persia art exhibition announced with royal sanction to export imperial treasures. About £4,000,000 worth of items earmarked for London display includes 15,000 miniatures, gold and bronze ornaments, carpets, brocades, enamels, and lacquer work. Major loans expected from the United States Germany France Poland and Russia to showcase Persian masterpieces.
LE Havill stars with tight bowling figures as Hutbrhes fall for a handful of runs. Rowland and Trewitlian claim key wickets, while Pitt and Tindale add pressure with economical spells.
Sub-district five opening saw Duntroon, a Praminett club, lose the defending Shakespeare Memorial trophy to North Canberra last season. Five players entered other clubs as vacancies filled by Weetridge Hall Jimiors and Woe- Langer. North Canberra posted a 194 total in a drawn day, while Westfield and Westridge showed form amid early district round activity.
A damaged notice outlines increased energy charges for September and describes how meters will be tested and billed. It mentions power company terms, the Coast, and Coos as entities involved, warning residents of upcoming rate changes and testing procedures.
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