Royal Krafts Sydney Triumph Signals Trainer Dudley Plans
Royal Kraft sprinted clear to win by three lengths at Sydney’s show, ahead of Bion and Lary Day, as trainer Pet Dulley aimed to test the horse in tougher company during a Sydney holiday stint. Jockey J Sullivan highlighted Livorno’s interference in the Bank Holiday Handicap while Kalimah led the afternoon’s minor placings.
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Undefeated Combine To Meet Eastlake In Canberra Series
The Combine remains undefeated in 18 engagements this season and heads the league. Eastlake, bolstered by Walsh at pivot and Brailiey, aims to upset the odds. A B grade rematch and junior finals at Manuka Oval are listed with grand finals soon. Eastlake juniors travel to Melbourne for coaching after securing trophies in Canberra.
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Lakes
Walsh
Brailiey
Catin
Eaetinke
Manuka
Ainslie
Ainslie Oval
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Atoms
Eastlake Club
Melbourne
Melbourne Cricket Ground
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Janet Fastlake
Danny Warr
Brown Outpoints Title Holder Convincingly
Sydney bout sees Darby Brown defeat George Barnes for the Australian welterweight title at Sydney Stadium. Barnes offered to defend the Empire title next month but Brown plans a written appeal to the British Boxing Board to claim the Empire championship.
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Myirc
George Barnes
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Brown
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Queanbeyan to meet Canberra in Group 8 final
Canberra will face Queanbeyan at Manuka Oval in the Group 8 Rugby League final playoff. Sunday's results show Captain's Flat and Goulburn drawing, with Canberra, Queanbeyan, and Goulburn leading in the final points. Reserve and under 18 standings listed with several semi finals to follow.
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Yass
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Emerson Upsets in Meadow Club Invitation Final
Roy Emerson, 19, the eighth ranked Australian, defeated fifth seed Chant Golden 6 4 6 1 4 6 8 6 to win the Meadow Club invitation tournament. The upset run ended here as top four players Fitz Moylan Neale Fraser Ashley Cooper and Graeme Sheaelliminated before the semifinals.
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Roy Fmerson
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Meadow Club
Chant Golden
Emerson
Fitdie Moylan
Neale Fraser
Ashley Cooper
Shea
Alpine Club Opens Season With Women’s Downhill And Brumby Cup
The Canberra Alpine Club began its season with two events at Mr Franklin. Jill Tanner won the women’s downhill in 30 2/5 seconds and paired with John Ford to win the Brumby Cup in 62 7/10 seconds. Sue Powell and Jim Webb were runners up, with other standings listed. The club plans two more weekends featuring slalom contests on August 18 and the club championship on September 1 and 2, with trophies awarded at the season’s end.
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Jill Tanner
Gwen Macarthur
Elley Heeroma
John Ford
Sue Powell
Jim Webb
Margaret Waight
Ray Bradley
Mems
Scaron
Cricket Club Awards Life Membership
Roy Glynn retired president of the Ainslie District Cricket Club was elected a life member after 28 years with the club at the annual meeting. The meeting discussed measures to boost junior cricket and recruit more junior players. New executive named with K Gibb as president and B P Hyland as secretary.
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Roy Glynn
Glynn
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G. Hearne
C . Williama
K Gibb
G. Hamilton
W. Hod
United States Clinches Cup Victory Over Mexico
Mota of AAP and Renter reported Han Richasteen defeated Mario Tamas of Mest en 6-9, 6-3, 8-1 to clinch the American Cup for the United States yesterday, as the U S team won the final two singles matches and Milea secured the doubles. Llamas, Mexico's No. 1, struggled with rain slick balls and slippery footing in the altitude conditions.
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Mota
Renter
Han Richasteen
Davis Centennia
United States
Mario Tamas
Mesten
United
Australia edge Glamorgan in tense innings clash
Captain Ian Johnson led Australia with a 99 run innings as Australia posted 4/408. Archer struck 148, Lindwall and Crawfords bowled tightly, Glamorgan fought back with Parkhouse and Mackay contributing, but Australia declared at 148 for a challenging total and held firm on a rain-affected day.
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Mackay
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Balog
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Atetter
Hugh Davies
Archer
Levereur
Aint
Johnom
Lindwall
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Crawford
Lawley
Glamorgan
Parkhouse
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