NZ Fights Back Against Guyana in Four Day Match
In Georgetown Guyana, New Zealand trails after a volatile first day as Guyana declares for 49 on a damp pitch. Rev Congdon remains 87 not out and Glenn Turner adds solid support as NZ reach 134 in reply, with tight bowling and early setbacks for openers. Kallicharan delivers a dominant 184 for Guyana before Ray Fredericks ends 1st innings unbeaten, leaving the hosts with a commanding position at stumps.
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Ororge Town
Guiana
New Zealand
Crecketers
Guyana
Ray Fredericks
West Indies
Alin Kallicharan
Kallicharan
Fred Cricks
Beetson Sent Off In Torrid Souths Victory at SCG
Sydney today saw Arthur Beetson ordered off early in the second half as South Sydney beat Eastern Suburbs 21 to 12 at the Sydney Cricket Ground. Souths led 7 4 at the break and extended it to 14 7 before Easts rallied, with Bob McCarthy scoring a decisive try nine minutes from the end.
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Sydney
Eastern Suburbs
Arthur Beetson
South Sydney
Sydney Cricket Ground
Souths
Beetson
Easts
Bob McCarthy
Fasts and Souths clash ends in draw as injuries bite
In heavy rain at Cumberland Oval Parramatta and Western Suburbs battled to a 9 all draw. Easts lost Ron Coote to a cut eyebrow and John Ballesty required stitches after a facial cut. Newtown upset Canterbury 32 6 at Henson Park while Penrith beat Cromulla 3 2.
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Easty
Ron Coote
John Ballesty
Harry Cameron
Parramatta
Clish
Cumberland Oval
John ‘Isen
Newtown
Itoran el
Ponte
Canterbuy
Henson Park
PNGs First International Match Defeated by Australian XI in Port Moresby
Papua New Guinea, facing international opposition for the first time, lost to an Australian XI by an innings and 124 runs at Port Moresby. Australian openers Turner and Trimble led a strong first innings, with Paulsen and Richter among key bowlers. PNG’s Tarua offered late resistance but the home side fell well short, with only Lau and Tarua reaching useful scores.
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Port Moresby
Papua New Guinea
Port Moresbi
Fanice
Wamile
Jenger
Bob Pouben
Biona
God Averraham
Sam Tromble
Phil Carlson
Jenner
Teast
Uinome Tarua
Lau Ae
Heng
Papa New Guinea
St Bonings
Open Tennis Championship Upsets Shake South Africa
At the South African Open, three men's seeds fell in singles as Patrice Dominguez upset No. 12 Parun, Andrew Pattison defeated Juan Gilbert in five sets, and Marty Mulligan outlasted Gerald Hattrick. Alison McMillan, a 17-year-old, shocked Briton Joyce Williams to reach the women's quarterfinals, cramping but maintaining the lead in a three-set thriller. Cliff Richards and Manuel Suárez advanced to the quarterfinals in the men’s draw as top seeds remained intact.
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Johannesburg
Aap-Reuter
Allison McMillan
Britain
Joyce Williams
Gony Pacun
Patrice Dominguez
Toh
Marty Mulligan
Gerald Hattrick
Mulligan
Finalists decided in senior singles
Dinny Pails and Father Gerry Sullivan will meet in the final of the Australian senior singles championships at the National Tennis Centre Lyneham tomorrow. Sullivan, top seed in the 54 and over, advanced after a two hour win over Ted Halliday, 7 8 6 7 AA. Halliday had chances in the first set but Sullivan surged back, then took the next two sets. The match featured high standard tennis and a left handed serve and backhand from Sullivan proved decisive. Pails reached the final after Rob McCarthy forfeited with an ankle injury. Young and Brown beat Murdoch and Halliday in doubles. Beth Lown and Joan Deards lead in the ladies singles. many events promise strong fields. Details, Page 9.
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Dinny Pails
Gerry Sullivan
Lyneham
Halliday
Sullivan
Rob McCarthy
Tresparteman
McCarthy
Sydney
Pails
John Young
Young
Geoff Brown
Mon Rocavert
Noel Kirkby
Brown
R. Murdock
E. Halliday
Canberra
Leo Lonergan
Kravec Sudasna
Rocavert
Beth Lown
Joan Deards
Beryl Rocavert
Jean
Josie Butchmann
Hawthorn top Melbourne in opening VFL season at Glenferrie
Hawthorn outplayed Melbourne at Glenferrie Oval as star forward Peter Hudson starred before injury halted his day. St Kilda overwhelmed South Melbourne in a strong display while Carlton edged Fitzroy in a tight finish. Collingwood and Essendon prepared for a fast clash with Footscray, Richmond, Geelong, and South Melbourne all set for weekend fixtures.
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Hawthorn
Melbourne
Glenferrie Oval
Victoran
Peter Hudson
Hawthorne
Hudson
St Kilda
Peorth
North
Carlton
Fiisroy
Finshing Ard
Fitzroy
Collingwood
Neil Mann
Bob Rose
Richmond
Walker
Mikkola Extends Lead as Safari Rally Reaches Nairobi
Hannu Mikkola and Gunnar Palm in a Ford Escort RS 1600 topped the Nairobi stage with 346 points as East African Safari Rally gathers pace. Overseas crews, including Fre and Jeane Datsuns, hold team honours contention while the final leg back toward Dar es Salaam looms.
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CAR ES Salaam
Finland
Hannu Mikkola
Nairobi
Safari
Tanzania
Usumbara
Dar Es Salaam
Hanno Mikkola
Gunnar Palm
Sweden
Cockburn Brothers Win Slalom at Penrith National Meet
Australia’s Bruce and Grahame Cockburn of NSW led a family showing at Penrith as Bruce won the slalom title by three quarters of a point ahead of Grahame, the defending champion from 1971.
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Sydney
Australia
Bruce
Grahame Cockburn
Nsw
Penrith
Grahame
ACT Juniors Struggle in Pat Pearce Memorial Shield
ACT junior tennis trails Adelaide and Victoria in a hardcourt shield event in Adelaide. The ACT team lost to SA Hard Court Tennis League No 1 by 16 sets to 4, with individual results showing Withell Ferguson and Hews among those competing, while SAHCTL No 2 beat Victoria by a similar margin.
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Adelaide
ACT
Pat Pearce
Adelade
Sahctl
Victoria
Rive
C. Withell
Acti
Ferguson
Wo Pascoe
Walsh
Genge Sacti
PO Hawking
Wille
Pemberton
Medburs
Sheedy
Cremer
Pascoe
AL Toward
T Walsh
RB Cienge
C Withell
Wow Barge
Dod Ferguson
A. Grace
Kk. Pemberton
A Shelland
Ds. Willa
G. Sheedy
Bei
Medbury
M. Cremer
Dv. Hodtman
J. Sorrell
Baseball players strike halts major league talks in New York
Representatives of team owners and players met for 90 minutes in New York seeking to end Major League Baseballs first general strike. The walkout began at midnight and centers on a 17 percent pension increase under the three year agreement signed last year.
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New York
Associated Press
John Gaherin
Marvin Maller
Major League Baseball Players Associaion
Auckland skipper wins fourth inter dominion dinghy
In New Plymouth on Sunday Clive Roberts of Auckland clinched his fourth inter dominion dinghy championship amid westerlies and chop. He won his sixth consecutive race of the series, securing the overall title.
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New Plymouth
Auckland
Clive — Roberts
Etlo Westerlies
Chop
Canberra sailors tie for national Seafly titles
Canberra yachtsman Peter Fullagar and Peter Forster tied for first in the Australian National Seafly Dinghy Association national titles on Lake Burley Griffin. Fullagar rallied from behind after Farrer led early. Joe Hooten finished third using older equipment. John Mason of Melbourne won the third heat in strong winds as all heats were sailed on Centre Basin of Lake Burley Griffin with no other class competition.
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Canberra
Peter Fullagar
Peter Forster
Lake Burley Griffin
Fullagar
Farrer
Joe Hooten
John Mason
Melbourne
Centre
Lake Surrey
Griffin
Colts beaten in Japan in hard open rugby test
In Osaka on Sunday All Japan edged the touring Australian colts 24 to 22 after a tense match. Ian Ross and Ian Clark scored for Australia, Mizutani and a late rally threatened but the Japanese held on despite penalties and a disallowed try.
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Osaka
Japan
Reuter
All-Japan
Colts
Ian Ross
Ian Clark
Makoto Mizutani
Mizutani
Laurence Mown
Aedak
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Robert Adonis
Rev Congdon
Glenn Turner
Soring
Bahan St Waulsworth
Tiedericks
Ely
Sf Ist
Tavis
Ataris
Congdon
Letras
Fasts
Peter Moscatt
Cromulla
PNG
Tat
A. Turner
Mitchell
Woodcock
Odgers
Richter
Trimble
Stokes
Mighell
Ko Mackay
Billy
Mee Carthy
Brady
Ko Dudgeon
Motehell
Po Carlson Tayla
McClean
Michel
Ah Richter
Alber
Paulsen
Gi Paulsen
Chris Mitchell
Rondal Canberra Golf Club
Nother
Juan Gilbert
Spain
Andrew Pattison
Rhodesia
Miss McMillan
Lovee Williams
Hapes
Mrs Williams
Parun
Dominguez
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Inguez
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Dawen
Chile
Pat Cores
Puc
Grodrella
Bodrella
Pat Cramer
Cliff Riches
Jim Ward
Manuel Sunlana
By Helge
B.C
By Charles M. Schulz
Johnny Hart
Jurge
Grover Galley
By Tom K. Ryan
Acton
Manuka
Phillip Oval
Ted Alliday
Alan Bailey
Alan Kendall
Geos Rown
Ferdinand Berhorn
Perth
Les Nott
Charles Hollis
Tom Comber
VFL
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Oborne
Ricky Mclean
Carlin
Clifton
South Melbourne
Geelong
South
Gee- Jong
Doug Wade
Jose
Fx Collingwood
Des Tuddenham
Essendon
Footscray
Fasendon
Finn
Sobieslav Zasada
Marien Rien
Poland
Vie Preston
Rev Smith
Kenya
Edgar Henann
Hane Schuller
Robin Hillyar
Mark Bichey
Ravno_ Aaltonen
Tony Fall
Datsun
A.C.T
Te Srmu
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Victora
Wo McGrath
R Fraser
Deion
M. Moore
Ho McGrath
Dalen Dr. Fraser
Lefighte
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