Goulburn Triumphs In Closest Carr Cup Battle
Goulburn defeated Queanbeyan 14 to 7 before a near 3000 crowd at Rugby League Park. The win solidifies Goulburn’s hold on the Carr Cup with standout displays by Connolly, Norton, Howitt, and Soane. Queanbeyan’s late rally and kicking duel kept the match tense, but Goulburn’s defense and team play secured the victory.
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COMPETITION HEAT CONDITIONS AT OIL MEET AND FOURSOME WIN
Heat conditions prevailed for oil on Saturday and some good cavis were handed in. The foursome championship of New South Wales at Kensington Links ended dramatically with G Thompson and Ferrier winning by one stroke, Kercher’s chip clinching victory. American golf notes report Jum Goodman winning the National Open at Glenview with 287, Hagen and Amons tied for second. Aldigs Cup results mention Matony and May winning a team title with Cowper as runner-up.
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Leaders Defeated Manuka's First Reverse At the Racecourse
Goulburn Australinon Rolex team defeated Manuka at the Racecourse on Saturday. Strong play by Parker and Don Smith boosted Goulburn, with Brown scoring key goals. Manuka struggled against uphill conditions and a tight Canberra defense, ending the first quarter trailing as the pace remained high.
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Stanley
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Goulburn Beaten by Assamanders In Local Match
In a rain-soaked saturday game Goulburn faced the Assamanders with Curtis Skene and Geoff Ashton among standout names. The Assamanders edged ahead through second half pressure and late runs, finishing 8 to 6 in a hard fought ball game with Curtis Skene sealing the win.
Hobbs criticizes leg theory in cricket debate
In a London review, I F Hobbs warns that leg theory and fast bowling threaten the game. He argues the tactics are dangerous, improper, and could harm international cricket, urging a return to fair play and end to hostile barracking.
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Batman
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Larwood Tyne
Brolman
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Australia
Carr Cup match draws near three thousand fans
About 3000 spectators attended the Carr Cup event, Queanbeyan and Honllurn among the locals. Gate receipts totaled £401, with highest single-day takings in years. Tickets sold fast and many supporters traveled by special train, while several hundred extra onlookers gathered in the stands.
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Paso
Queanbeyan
Honllurn
Irly Bey
Australian Jockey Club Winter Meeting Wrap Randwick
Hydory reports from Randwick where the Australian Jockey Club winter meeting concluded. Hewulia Second Hurdle results list Kengo Yurrawin Spider King with times around 3 minutes. Flying Handicap sees Truesign Bonnie Valerie Dunere Winner time 164s. Navier Handicap first division Dark Hoger Delmont Penny Hunter win 8 to 1. Second division Exchequer Belden winner. Scaever oil Barrierinrm dead heat with Lo time. Hee Nuteery Handicap Australia Fair Rona Valley Emily Rose first to third. Winter Plate Tangible Gippsland Winrose place. Exeter Handicap Lightnings March Blairfort Version winner odds 1 to 1.
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Goulburn Triumphs In Narrow 46 Point Victory Over Manuka
Goulburn defeated Manuka 46 to 0 in a hard fought match. Goulburn led at every stage with strong play from Parker Gartner and E Fitzgerald. Manuka had limited scoring chances as Hayhoe and Brown led the visitors’ attack. Best for Goulburn included Lean L Smith and Bhurety while Manuka featured Lalor Williamson Taylor and Murcovy.
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Beecwekr
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Roale
Beljuede
Mhurety
Coulborn
Williamon
Donalidson
Agelo
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Hayhoe
Wilamden Alder
Xuaiso
Trophy Shoot Refines Results At Local Club Event
Cramma Crammond led the trophy shoot with strong scores as participants from W. Aramennel to Vanderbergh posted notable totals. The club announc ed a trophy stand at 60% yorde on Saturday next, inviting members and guests to attend the event.
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School hockey upset and mixed grades results
High School A's beat An Red in Reserve Grade with strong team play and smart finishing, while North Goulburn edged Kenmore Boby 3 0 with solid stickwork. Players Newton Jennings Topham for school and Meleun dine Smith Godfrey scored as Kenmore suffered a penalty goal lapse.
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North Gaulburn
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Kenmore
Kowiners
Waratahs Victory With Penalty Kick Triumph
Early fixture reports a Waratahs win with a penalty goal by Stephens and Wade listed with tries or goals. Bribb contributed nine points for North as the game was refereed by Mr ff thebineen in a contested match.
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Bowling Club Rink Results At Goulburn Saturday
Saturday bowling at Goulburn Bowling Green produced rink results with teams led by Harrison Lemon A Furner and Davidson facing Faulder Hamford Fitzpatrick Hudson and others, a high scoring 92 to 27 showing for Ros Beremark Wilkie Johnson, and noted vice presidents Cregy competition slated for Saturday.
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Wallabies Defeated in Mid-Tour Match at ORI Park
In their third mid tour game the Wallabies were beaten by Fahonnenbure eet and Country Loum at ORI Park on Saturday with a 9 to 0 score. Key players and exact scorers omitted in OCR.
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Kenmore Holds Joy Club In Thrilling Draw At Home
Kenmore and Joy Club played a keen match at the Kenmore Oval with the Joy Club tied to a 1 1 draw as late pressure and a final penalty corner kept the outcome in doubt. Waratah and Rovers produced strong play but could not separate in the last minutes of the Kenmore ground contest.
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