Calapagonia Dominates Leger Field as Royal Rake Fades
Too Casual Silver Bore trailing Royal Rake by three quarters of a length. Calapagonia, on his fifth start, led most of the way and held a two length gap over Silver Bore with Royal Rake seven lengths back. Silver Bore faded late while Royal Rake finished strongly. Columbia King, backed to 10-1 then 50-1, won the Staff Novice Handicap at Randwick. owner Ian Caldwell bought him for 7000 guineas after Columbia Star’s death. Corn Vista, at 12-1, captured the Western Handicap over Top Brass and Toi Port. Viking Prince won the Accountants' Handicap in a photo finish with Loona Boy after a long trip to Sydney. the race had W A Smith aboard for trainer Cyril Kearns.
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Royal Rake
Calapagonia
Ray Selking
Selking
Silver
ASC
Columbia King
Randwick
Barrier Rise
Time
Ian Caldwell
Corn Vista
Top Brass
Toi Port
A. Mulley
W. A. Smith
Sydney
Viking Prince
Cyril Kearns
Smith
Surtees Wins German Prix in Record Time as Crashes, Injuries Reported
John Surtees in a Ferrari wins the German Grand Prix in 2 hours 13 minutes 4.8 seconds, beating Jim Clark and Richie Ginther. Bruce McLaren and Willy Mairesse crash and are hospitalized with mild shock and extensive injuries. Clark leads at start. Bandini third. Hill retires with engine trouble. Brabham and Burgess face cooling and pit issues. Surtees also sets a lap record of 8 minutes 47.0 seconds at 96.87 mph on lap nine.
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Merburgrin Renter
Britain
Bruce McLaren
Belgium
Willy Mairesse
McLaren
Mairesse
Surtees
Jim Clark
Richie Ginther
United States
Clark
Innes
Ireland
Bandini
Carousel
Phil Hill
Tax blitz targets pro earnings in 1958 to present
Tax department begins scrutiny of earnings by rugby league first graders jockeys boxers betting agents and rugby players. Officials say discrepancies of up to £2500 have appeared and over 1000 players may be affected, risking impact on the Kangaroo tour with Johnny Raper among those served notices.
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England
St. George
Johnny Raper
Raper
Australians In London For Catamaran Title Bid
The Australian team arrives in London from New York on a London bid for the Little America’s Cup. Captain Donn Munns Graeme Anderson and reserves John Taylor Peter Scarfe travel with manager Max Press and observer Albert Smith. Two catamarans depart Melbourne July 7 bound for Yorkshire ahead of September 21 challenge in Southend Essex. Britain holds the trophy after defeating America in 1961 and again last year.
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New York
Southend
Essex
Britain
Donn Munns
Graeme Anderson
John Taylor
Peter Scarfe
Max Press
Australia
Albert Smith
Gimeno Defeats Sedgman In Poertischach Final
Andres Gimeno of Spain defeated Frank Sedgman of Australia in the Poertischach final 3 6 4 4 6 1 6 1 securing the professional lawn tennis tournament title yesterday in Poertischach Austria.
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Poertschach
Austria
A.A P.-Reuter
Andres Gimeno
Spain
Anstalian Frank Sedgman
Poertischach
Annual School Sports Results from North Side Carnival
Eight primary schools competed in the North Side Public School's Amateur Athletic Association winter carnival held during Education Week. Winners advance to the gene finals at North Ainslie against South Side Braidwood and Yass district schools. Results include football under nine to under 13 with Lyneham and Ainslie prevailing, Turner claiming several wins in softball, and Lyneham taking basketball grades A and B against Downer and Campbell.
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District Public Schools Amateur Athletes Association
North Ainslie
Education Week
Turner
Yvonne Djokovic
North Side
Amateur Athletic Association
Education
South Side
Braidwood
Yass
D. Lyneham
Lyneham d. Campbell
Turner d. Lyneham
Ainslie
Worth Ainslie
Lyneham
Lyneham d. Downer
Carada
D. Campebell
Benaud to Retire After Coming Cricket Season
Australian captain Richie Benaud plans to retire after the forthcoming season. In England he told the Daily Mail he would be tempting the gods too far to continue. He advised New South Wales and Australia he would be available for selection next season.
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London
Richie Benaud
Daily Mail
Benaud
Engand
New South Wales
Australia
Open Australian rugby selection in Cape Town test
All 30 AU players are under consideration for the second Test against South Africa in Cape Town. Wallaby manager Bill McLaughlin said the selection is unusually open and praised goalkickers Peter Ryan and Terry Casey, who have 100 points between them in 16 games. The squad aims for a 12th win as they face Northern Universities at Ellis Park.
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A.a.p.reuter
Australia
South Africa
Cape Town
Wallaby
Bill McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Parke
Ryan
Casey
Ellis Park
Northern Universitie
Ampol League Knockout Results From Sydney Round One
In Sydney today the first round of the Ampol 1000 pound knockout rugby league saw South Sydney defeat Eastern Suburbs 18 to 15, Manly beat North Sydney 26 to 12, and Canterbury beat Newtown 15 to 3.
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Sydney
South Sydney
Eastern Suburbs
Manly
North Sydney
Canterbury
Newtown
Smith and Hardill Triumph in Eastern Grass Court Final
Margary Smith of Australia defeated Darlene Hard 6-1 6-2 in the women's final at Orange Lawn to defend her title. Hardill and Matt Bueno claimed the doubles crown 6-3 7-5 over Smith Ebbern. Gene Scott won the men’s singles title, beating Martin Riessen 6-4 6-4 6-4.
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South OR
New Jersey
Monde
A.A.P
Pennsylvania
Miss Smith
Orange Lawn Tenni
A.P
Miss Hard
Deuce Ou
Miss Smithy
Matt Bueno
Brazil
Margaret Smith
Robyn Ebbern
Gene Scott
New York
Martin Riessen
Oflinois
Unita Press International
Scott
Tut
Davis Cup Challenge Round Tickets Sell Fast in Adelaide
In Adelaide on Monday pre match bookings for the 1963 Davis Cup Challenge Round showed strong public interest with about half of the 7 000 seats sold. Memorial Drive Adelaide hosts the rounds on December 4 7 28 and all tickets moving quickly.
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Adelaide
Challens
Lawn Tennis Association
W. N. Macpherson
Memorial Drit Adelaide
Canberra Soccer Squad Names 26 Man Team for Queensland Match
Canberra selects a 26 man squad from its 10 first division clubs for a two week training program ahead of the Manuka Oval clash with Queensland. Captain coach Mike Rezuk leads the squad as selection hinges on upcoming trials and form.
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