IOC votes to bar South Africa from 1968 Games
A majority of IOC members voted to bar South Africa from the 1968 Mexico City Olympics, a decision reported in Lausanne. Officials noted the move would affect apartheid-era South Africa and could influence future participation. comments from leaders indicated mixed reactions and possible further steps in the movement.
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Weiald Uf
Baseball Starts Sunday in ACT Opening Round
Baseball opens Sunday as Lane years premier Rebels meet the newly formed Woden in the opening round of the ACT base hall competition.
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Pancho Gonzales eyes big match in Australian Open
Reports from Melbourne preview a high stakes center court clash as Pancho Gonzales seeks a deep run at the British hard court season’s opener. The article notes form and potential challengers including veterans and rising players, with emphasis on pace, strategy, and the expected crowd impact.
New Zealand selects cam manager amid season rebuild
The article notes Eastlake and others as candidates in New Zealand football, with Hosking 58 among names nominated. Mentions Manuka and Arial Park, Olympic Games link, and Ganmain in a pre season context. The piece frames Eastlake as a strong defensive option and signals confidence building for the season.
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Scottish clan battle as soccer season ends
Glasgow report notes Rangers and Celtic clash as the season ends with Aberdeen looming. Celtic could clinch the premiership and a long rivalry shapes up as Rangers host Aberdeen at Ibrox on Saturday, while Celtic must win to stay in title contention.
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Lyneham and RMC clash in rough Northbourne clash
A rough forward rugby union match at Northbourne will feature Lyneham against RMC with Lyneham seeking a repeat of last season's 21 9 win. Injuries hit Lyneham as Mick Maguire and Tony Sadler miss time while RMC look to debut strong pack play and secure first competition points.
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Robert Racing
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Terry” Nolan
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Valentin Stule
Mir Steven Stinsbury
Goodmancon
Lindsay Scott
League teams after points in Zone 2 rugby preseason
The article notes Zone 2 rugby preseason matches played March 24, with teams focusing on goal percentage rather than outright wins. It mentions plans to resume the second round and that clubs are pleased with the early results, though some wording remains unclear.
Squash and Tennis Centre Plans Move Forward
The Squash Racquets Association and ACT Lawn Tennis plan to build a new tennis centre at Southwell Park linked to Canberra's tennis body. The project aims to provide about 12 hard courts with potential expansion, easing court shortages for roughly 680 players and 170 squash enthusiasts. Formal signing of the agreement is expected within ten days, with operations likely by next year’s end. The article also notes Canberra rowing’s winter fixtures and ACT TAB racing outlines, including Melbourne linkage in racing programs.
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New and second hand golf sets and gear sold locally
Ray Thomas announces provisions and new arrivals of golf clubs and bags including Westequane Woods and Slazengers top grade models. Offers repairs, clothing, gloves, caps, bags, and accessories with professional advice at Royal Canberra. Advertising tone emphasizes affordability and variety.
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