Molonglo Shield warns on spectators at Seiffert Oval
The Molonglo Shield Rugby League warns spectators on the sidelines could derail both preliminary and grand finals at Seiffert Oval. A trust official warned the game will be stopped and the ground may be barred if fences are climbed. Police may attend the Sunday semi final to keep crowds behind the fence.
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Seiffert doubt JOHNSON TURNS PROFESSIONAL London
Gordon Johnson, regarded as one of Australia's top amateur track riders, signed a two year professional contract yesterday with British firm Carlton. The move follows a year of strong performances and interest from European teams.
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Gretel Nears Trials Venue In Providence
Australia's 12 metre challenger Gretel 1 nears arrival in Providence Rhode Island to begin practice ahead of the America's Cup races. The vessel will be towed to Newport for training with gear shipped aboard a container acting as a mobile warehouse.
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Clarke bows out sadly in Oslo swan song
Oslo Thursday AAP Ron Clarke, Australia's greatest distance runner, bowed out with a sixth place in the 10 000 metre race in Oslo. He recalled the effort after a poor start and said it took a lot out of him. Clarke will be honored at the British Amateur Athletics Championships and receive an award from the British Amateur Athletic Association this weekend.
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Clarke trails in 10000m as Shorter wins in Oslo
Australia’s Ron Clarke finished sixth in the 10,000 metres at Bislett Park Oslo, trailing American Frank Shorter who won. Clarke, holder of 17 world records, finished well back amid a field that included British and Norwegian athletes in a rapidly paced race.
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NSW Rugby League to name World Cup side managers and coaches
NSW Rugby League will select nominees for manager and coach of the Australian World Cup team next Monday night. Names likely include I J Johnny Raper and other high officials. Bath and Arthur Summons are among announced possibilities. Official applications have arrived but not disclosed, with decisions expected by month end.
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Two Replacements Named for Queensland Rugby League Match
Queensland rugby league announces two replacement players for the upcoming match against New South Wales at Newcastle Sportsground this Saturday. Team manager confirms changes due to injuries and calls for strong performance from the squad.
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Laver Leads Canadian Open Seeds in Toronto
Australian star Rod Laver tops the seedings for the Canadian Open in Toronto next week, drawing Bill Bowrey in the first round. Roy Emerson is the No 2 seed, with Margaret Court leading the women’s field alongside Rosemary Casals and Pat Walkden among the notable participants.
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Interior reverses course on North Canberra sports ground
A volatile Interior Department decision reverses last week’s plan for the North Canberra site near Yamba Drive and the cemetery. The move aims to accommodate hockey and indoor teams with Japan and NSW contingents, amid intense local debate and shifting proposals.
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Briton completes double channel swim to France
Kevin Murphy a 21 year old newsman bred ashore in Folke stone England after swimming to France and back in 35 hours 10 minutes becoming the first Briton to complete the double channel crossing joining two way crossing records with a 22 mile tile strait. He clocked 35 hours 10 minutes for the outbound and 10 minutes rest before the return leg finishing in under 40 hours overall. Murphy is the third swimmer to achieve the two way crossing following earlier attempts by Antonio Thiertoneo in 1961.
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