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DARWIN AVIATION CLUB

Special Events This Week

SUNDAY - Barbecue Tea, 6.30 pm

MONDAY - Women's Darts

TUESDAY -Men's Darts sistently turning in top s<ore!; in Darwin Pistol Club shoots, did it again on Wednesday night with the best score in the air pistol event.

Barnes late Darwin R u g b y Members and Friends Welcome

The appointment of a

Yeomans shot a score of 36-1 om of a possible 400. Anc het· to do well was Pat Turner with 309 her best score yet in this type of shoot.

SYDNEY. Big Butch will start in the mile and a quarter Jarres Barnes Plate at Randwick today.

Guy n~ Gosford on Wed­nesda~'. on Hardenberg·, a 6-~ fa '. orite.

league referees are in. censed at any sug. gestion of a Southe-rn referee being brought to Darwin for the 1971 first grade grand final.

southern referee is not JJ~:::::::::::::::::::::; unusual in Darwin Rugb;r I ' League.

Sco.::-es were: A grade: C. Yeomans

365, H. Truran 348. B grade: J. McGiew

353, M. Stevens 329, H. Duisberg 326.

A dual acceptor, Big Butch \vas also in the Welter Handicap where he was quoted early favor~:e with Hot Head and Royal Yarn.

In the Plate he is an early 5-1 chance.

With Berry on top, .Royal Yarn, a last start Randwick Winner, will l' carry only 8.3.

Adamunda, Des Lake's mount. rame in from 12-1 to 8-1 and Supercharg·er from 33-1 .to 10-1.

And as a result a loc'~l referee will now comr,)l the big game.

In 1968 and 1967. one or Australia's top ref­eree's, Don Lancashir.:: from Brisbane controlkd both games. i

In the past t-r,o •;eaL I

however, local r~ferc~ Ray Pittey had been ia charge.

Part of the Dan.·in I Rugby League constitu-

ANGLICAN BALL

FRIDAY, 17th SEPTEMBER, 1971

CHRIST CHURCH HALL 8 p.m. - 2 a.m.

Bookings: Tivoli Musi~; House C grade: J. Pearson 335, D. Baxter 331, J. Harmer 322. J. Beckman 319. M. Duminski 294.

D grade: P. Turner 309.

Bill Carner, who will ride Big Butch in the Plate. has now gone on to the well fancied Sunny Pintubi in the Welter.

Sttmmer Fire the Mel­bourne performer, to be ridden by Flemington apprentice Alan Cooper is a 6-1 chance in early discussions.

A little Yain fell at

It is understood che referees first let vent t·J their feelings . . . amontf themselves . . . when !t was reported that a southern referee may be appointed.

tion reads that t'le con:- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ mittee of management 1 ~

'. M. Dvisberg 306.

On Sunday there will be a full match of free pistol with the first cle­t3.il starting at 9.

No late entries will be received.

The en tries for the second' detail close at 10.30 am.

After the shoot there will be a quarter match of centre fire shot over 50 metres.

Sunny Pintubi, whose last two runs were pro­mising. finned from 8-1 to 6-1 in overnight wager­ing.

Royal Yarn and Ho.t Head nre equal favorites at 4-1.

Tiny apprentice Kevin Berry gets his big chance on H,oyal Yarn. from the Ray Guy stable.

Berry won a race for

Rand wick y e s t e r d a y morning·, but not enough to upset the track.

Sparkling Red' will start in tht> Tramway Handicap.

The smart performer will be scratched from the Furious Stakes, in which she has 9.9.

To be ridden by R0u Quinton, Sparkling ReJ has been brought in from 6-1 to 5-l.

It was suggested th? .. t should a southern referc ,) be appointed there coulJ be serious repercussions.

However Darwin Rugby League secretary, l:'ifr Frank Geddes has now notified the referees' as­sociation that a local ref­eree will have the job.

has the right to select 1

the referee for gTand fin­als ONLY and it canno'· appoint them for ar i I other games, includi11g representative matclocs.

Any move therefore b,. the Darwin Referees' As·'. sociation to put pressur~ on the DRL for a leGal referee would in fac~ overrule the cons~itui::on

WINNELLIE PARK RESULTS BAGOT STAKES

(58() yards) Venetian Raider (5) I;

Friendly Share (~) 2; H:tt·d Sell (3) 3; Prince or Glory (G) and Tijuana Chief (1) DH 4; Sa.noly Baoe (2) 6.

Betting; 5-4 Prince of Glory, Hard Sell, 4-1 Tijuana Chief, 5-l Friendly Share, 12-1 San­oly Babe, 16-1 Venetian Raider.

Divs: Win (50 cents) $5.25. r1aco (50 cents) $1.35, $1.50. Quinella (;,O cents) $51.10.

Won by a Head, 5 lens. Time 31 2-16.

Wlnnet· trainell by F. Ferns. MARANGA STAKES

(410 yards) Shanark (7) I; Secret Lane

(4) 2; Finishing Touch (5) 3; Articon {1) 4; Maple Dance (8) o; Roebuck Bay (3) G; Cug's Desire (6) 7; Double Pass (2) pulled up.

Betting: ll- '[ Snanark, 7-2 Artlcon, Roebuck Bay, 4-l Secret Lane, 7-1 Finishing Touclt, 8-1 Double Pass, Maple Dance, 1-l-1 Cug's Desire.

Divs: Win $3.05. Place: $1.40, 70c, $1.00. Quinella: $4.45.

Won by ~~ ten, 1,2 ten. Tin1-:: 2-t J-16.

Winner t rained by F. Fern~. STUART PARK STAKES

(.UO yards) Nigger Fcf_·aro:.y (2) l;

Burke's Best (7) 2; Saintly Lass (8) 3; Piraeous Boy (3) 4; Sprayess Moss (6) 5; Sweet Dish (!) 6; Armatree View (5) 7; Unique Rose (1) 8.

Betting: 7-2 Piraeous 1Joy, 4-1 Armatree View, Sprayess i\'loss, Saintly Lass, 5-l Unique Rose, Sweet Dish, 6-1 Nigger Fogarty, 8-1 Burke's Best.

Divs: Win $2.90. Place $2.50, s,.;.to, $2.2{1. Quinella: $22.00.

D.A.M.C.S.

"Oh What a Lov·ely War" WEDNESDAY THROUGH

SATURDAY

BOOKINGS: TIVOLI

Won by r; lens., len. Time 2~ 4-Hi.

Winner trained by K. Litch­field.

DARWIN STAKES (410 yards)

Brigdale's Son (1) 1; Ben's Charger (i)) 2; Munga Bulla (4) 3; Best Knockrour (3) 4; Royal Influence (2) 5.

Betting: 5-2 on Brigdale's Son, 4-1 Royal Influence, f;-1 Best Knockrour, 7-1 Ben's Charg.er, 33-1 Munga Bulla.

Div: Win 51ic. Place 55c, 75c. Quinella: Sl.OO.

Won by 9 lens, 6 lens. Time 23 :1-16.

Winner trained by G. Joiner. 1\'Iunga Bulla replaced

scratched dog Byronctte. JINGILI ~l'AKES

(.UO yards) Lady's Song (5) l; Boogey

Beth (1) 2; Boranga Kid (8) 3; Apex Silver (2) .;; Mir­rella's Heir (6) 5; Bobins (j) 6; Old Blue Merk (3) 7; Sons­of Destiny (4) 8.

Betting: 2-1 Mirrella's Heir. Lady's Song, 11-2 Old Blue Merk, 6-l Song of Destiny, 7-l Boogey Beth, 8-1 Apex Silver, Bobins, Boranga Kid.

Divs: Win $1.95. Place 911c, $2.10, $1.75. Qulnella $5.50.

Won by 2 lens, Long Head. Time :N 2-16.

Winner trained by P. Camp­bell.

ALAWA STAKES (580 yards)

Dean Royal (2) l; La.nglea (6) 2; Springside 1\'Ioss (1) 3; Rocket Probe (5) 4; Sharon Vale (3) 5; Silent Rebel (-!) (;.

Betting: 2-l Sharon Vale, 9-4 Dean Royal, 7-2 Langlea, 6-l. Silent Rt:bel, Springside

Moss, Rocket Probe. Div; Win $1.25. Place 8Jc,

$1.90. Quinella $4.40. Won by 5 lens, 4 lens. Time

33 15-16. Winner trained by Mrs J.

Jakobsen. Forecast Pool (1-2-3-4) for

50 cents on race five not won. Placings Lady's Song (5), Boogey Beth (1}, Boranga Kid (8), Apex Silver (2). Can·y. t ier pool for next week $350.

Harold Park

4-Y-0 STAKES Titian's Princess 7-4 fav 1;

LI!He Ike 5-l 2; Bangaroo Flex 5-1 3.

Scr: Phcnogry Brigatle, New Way.

FOR

TROTTERS HA::-iDIC.'\P Jn~t i\'loncy 5-2 1; Bye,mod

Uo;y 5-1 fav 2; i'iew Hal lU·l 3.

Jst GRADUATIO:'\ rcace Song 2-1 equ Iav 1;

Commando 1.-1 egu fav 2; ll'uk Talent 21l-J ;;.

CELEBRITY STAKES R1>cket Glenfern ;;.·~ on fav

1; Foreign Guy 16-1 2; Sparkling Bruce 13-~ 3.

2nd GRADUATIOX l'rincess Light 10·9 on fav

1; Proud One 6-1 2; Vt:nsmore Nelson 25-1 3.

QUALI'l'Y HA!'o'DICAl' Sovcrel;-n Glen 1; Earl

J.ucrc 2; Gay Glen ~. No prices availallle.

WELCOME STAKES Swanee's Best 1~-1 1; Lud­

dcnham Bay 2-1 on fav 2; Gra.nity 33-1 3.

Scr: Command Dress and Chlngachgook.

PARRAJ\'IATTA HAXDIL\P Miss Tiki 6-4 fav 1; June's

• Peak H-1 2; Sea Castle J3-1 3.

SALE PROVEN RACEHORSES

• ISTANSUN (brilliant winner last S::~turday)

• BUCKRA (top sprinter in Darwin)

PASPALIS DRIVE-IN SATURDAY AND MONDAY AT 7.45

Sidney James, Kenneth Williams. In Color.

"CARRY ON - UP THE KHYBER" (A) Plus:

Susan George, Charles Bronson. In Color.

11TWINKY11 (A) ALSO NEWSREEL AND CARTOON

SUNDAY AT 8.30 Jean Shnmons, Richard Burton

In Color 1'THE ROBE" (G)

Plus: A CARTOON PARADE

STAR THEATRE SATURDAY AT 7.40

Elvis Presley, Marilyn Mason In Color

"THE TROUBLE WITH GIRLS" (G) Plus:

George Sanders, Maurice Evans In Color

'1THE BODY STEALERS" (A)

SUNDAY AT 8.30 Frank Sinatra, Jill 'st John

_ In Color -"TONY ROME11 (A}

Plus: FEATURETTES AND A CARTOON RING 3133 FOR RESERVATIONS

PARAP TH.EA1RE SATURDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY

AND WEDNESDAY AT 7.45 Robert Morse, Ensign Garland

In Color - Walt Disney's 11THE BOATNIKS11 (G)

Plus: Phil Harris, Sebastian Cabot In Color - Walt Disney's "THE JUNGLE BOOK" (G)

SUNDAY Ai 8.30 BOTH VERY SOUND

Contact: The Turkish drama in color with Greek Sl,;.Cb-titles ..

W.A. BALLET CO. artistic director

REX REID PA "RiCIA SADKA

& ROBERT 0 1KEU.

iEADING FULLY PROFESSIONAL COMPANY EN RE?ERTOiRE OF EXCITING CLASSICAL MOD'ERN AND

COMEDY BALLETS

Darwin: Gardens Amphithe~tre

29th, 30th Sept.; 1st, 2nd Oct.

Kc..therine. Youth Centre Hall

4th Octobgr

8p.m.

8p.m.

R. Wittwer DARWIN TURF CLUIB

or W. Pain

PHONE 2761

II A WOMAN NEVER FORGETS" Plus:

Jack Hawkins, Joan Collins In Color

'tAND OF THE PHARAOHS" (A} RING 2433 FOR RESERVATIONS

AU. THEATRE PROGRAMME..c; SUBJECT TO ALTERATION

A ke Springs: Youth Centre 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th Oct.

NOW AT SALONIKA CROSSING - 4 NYLANDER STREET THIS WE·EK'S TIDES

8p.m.

/\emission: Aduli·s $3.00, Children $1.50 BOCI<INGS AT TIVOLI MUSIC HOUSE

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