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12. Third round: Ramsay 17, Barnsdale 9; Madsen 17, Woolcock 12; Doyle 17. Turnbull 9; Ayson 23. Schroeder 6; Brunsden 18, Hornby 17. Madsen, two wins, one loss; Brunsden. three wins; Turnbull, three losses; Schroeder, one win two losses; Hornby, one win, two losses; Woolcock, one win, two losses; Ramsay, three wins; Doyle, two wins, one loss; Aycon, one win, two losses; Barnsdale, one win, two losses.