High Principle to Open Campaign at Rosehill
Trainer Billy Wilson announced High Principle will start in the seven furlongs Welter Handicap at Rosehill next Saturday with champion jockey George Moore aboard. The Melbourne Spring campaign is being shaped as the horse returns to competition under Moore's ride.
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High Principle to Start Saturday in Melbourne Cup buildup
Wilson plans High Principle’s Saturday return after strong form since resuming in June. The trainer hopes the gelding’s Brisbane and Sydney Cup campaign will persuade Moore to ride High Principle over Prince Grant and align for Melbourne Cup week.
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High Principle
Prince Gant
Randwick
Moore
Prince Grant
Flemington
Martin
Caulfield
Melbourne
Wilhan
ACT Umpires Named for Great Britain Tours Games
Five ACT Hockey Umpires Association members were appointed to three games on the Great Britain touring team schedule in Canberra and NSW. Names include Doug Hill and others, with appointments for Test matches likely and international badges held by Doug Hill.
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Great Britain
Nsw
Mic Melaren
Keith Hae Ming
Will
Great Briain
Gue
Wolon
Anus TX
Act
Canberra
Gallagher
ACT Gang
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Crookwell
Gren
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Australia
Gine Cnevra Vanpire
Mac McLaren
Ian Pidges
Tews
Aml Phippard
World Cup Criticism Grows Over England In 1966 Saga
A garbled critique notes repeated failures and fading prestige in the Wembley era with criticism aimed at referees fans and the governing body. It recalls past tournaments and questions the English team organization and conduct amid a poor overall performance.
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Brac
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Maly
Brazil
Hungary
Portugal
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Bul
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Therd
Ramsey
X Television
Much
Chefen International Federation
Terview
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Benality
Burns Austral Regains Points In Turbulent Semi Final Scene
Report outlines Burns Austral climbing from fourth to challenge for a place in the final as Olympic and ANU clubs contend for advancement. Refereeing and council action trigger an emergency meeting while bans and penalties affect team standings and upcoming fixtures.
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Burma
Anu
Olympic
ACT Council
Accange
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Cooma
Olympic Het
Piay
Adi
Coun
Prippa
Hope six in soccer squad for 1966 representative game
Six Hone y Croatia Deakins players and five from Juventus form a 17 strong ACT squad to train for the Sunday week match against Wollongong. The squad will stay together as the nucleus for a potential team to face Manchester United next year. Key forwards, defenders, and midfielders from Hope, Juventus, Cooma, Olympic and Wollongong are named, with Steve Feher captain-coach and Bax Baste among the backs.
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Hope
Olympic
Anton Radovanovic
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Cooma
Bax Baste
Billy Ajtchi
Ikon
Kisgyorey
Joe Giacommetti
Joe Cioscia
Jose Arquert
Ian Smith
Ray Chadwick
Jal Cooma
Eric Cummings
MISS PEACH By MELL LAZARUS
A fragment from an article titled Miss Peach by Mell Lazarus references a peal, pale Sahel, and the federal capital, presenting brief, cryptic clues and character notes without clear context.
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Dee Capeal
Pale Sahel
Federal Capital
Pet
NSW leads in women's golf after two rounds
Melbourne reported that New South Wales held a narrow edge over Victoria after the opening two rounds of the Interstate Women's Golf Championship at Kingston Heath. NSW defeated Western Australia 4-1 in the first match, while Maria Hick Sie beat Maxine Bishop 3-1 in the morning. The series continued with Victoria versus New South Wales in round three as players like Mia Dianna Thomas and Lyn Ryan featured in morning action.
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New South Wales
Victoria
Kingston Heath
Nsw
Australia
Tasmania
Mart
Westernim Maria Hick Sie
Maxine Bishop
Jeond
Vic Eria
NEW
Bal
Peters
Mia Dianna Thomas
Mex Lyn Ryan
Perth
Abe
Mere ‘Thomas
Commonwealth Games on rise under Kingston banner
Kingston hosts the 1950 Commonwealth Games with 36 nations, more than Perth. Clarke and Kipchoge Keino are tipped for a dramatic three mile showdown, while the event gains prestige through strong ceremonies and expanding participation.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Perth
Herb Eliott
Dawn Frayer
Ron Clarke
Peter Snell
Cadiff
Cardiff
Clarke
Kenya Kipchoge Keino
Keino
Thrisher Clarke
Mies
Melbourne
Movardie
Buttley
St Is Fite
Wemder
Ming Xensure
NSW TAB Agency Board Eyes New Offices in NSW Towns
The New South Wales TAB board plans opening offices in Queanbeyan Goulburn Cooma and Ways before year end establishing nine headquaters at Goulburn to oversee Southern Tableland agencies. It discusses Canberra impact and a same day payout system amid punter popularity and potential ACT adoption.
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New South Wales
Nsw
Goulbirn
Queanbeyan
Yave
NSW Tab
Canberra
Eosin Aller Hsulenste
ACT Bows Holdings
Flying victories in Australian racing travel shows trend
Melbourne saw two examples of flying horses and dogs last week. Resar Earl was flown to Melbourne to contest the Silver Chief puppy stakes and won by ten lengths before fracturing hock, ruling him out of fall racing. Royal Hawa was flown to Melbourne for the Second Coo-ee Handicap at Moonee Valley, with Hayes guiding a stable that also sent Mandit Prince to Adelaide after winning the Coo-ee Handicap.
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Australia
Melbourne
Sydney
Resar Earl
Roman Earl
Hock
Westerly
Will
Adelaide
Royal Hawa
Mandit Prince
TAB TODAY TEAR WILL TEA MEETING AT BANKSTOWN
Eight races are scheduled for the programme at Bankstown today. The meeting will start at 12.43 with atin. The scramble on races six and eight is noted.
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Wil
Bankstown
Atin
Co Aia
Coxe
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