Light winds slow Fastnet fleet at Admiral's Cup race
In Cowes, light variable winds slow the Admiral's Cup fleet heading toward Lands End for the Fastnet race the final event of the series. The 177 yachts, including 31 cup contenders, are spread over 100 miles as Britain and the United States vie for honors with Australia holding a 44 point lead in a wide open competition.
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Rose Delivers Standout Workout For 600 Fans In L A
In 90 degree heat more than 600 fans packed a hotel gym in Los Angeles to watch world bantamweight champion Lionel Rose train. He defended his anticipated August 22 title defense against Ruben Olivares with a crisp four-round session, countering from a crouch and pummeling Rivera in the opening round of the final workout segment.
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Ainslie and Queanbeyan clash in high scoring league game
Acton led by Cleary and Langbourne used fast breaks to beat ANU 16.7 103 to 14.14 98 while Queanbeyan edged Acton 125 103 in a close finish at Kingston Oval. Gibbons and Hassett starred for Ainslie as Manuka trounced Eastlake 86 by 34 points and the Springboks test match looms.
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Olivares Training Ahead of First Hockey Test in Melbourne
In Melbourne Royal Park trainer Mr Munuel Carrillo said Olivares, the Mexican boxing idol, is pacing for a light morning session before a New Zealand test. Carrillo notes Olivares aims to avoid overexertion as a strong week of preparation continues.
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Greece held to a draw in Premier match
A Sydney era style report shows Greece held to a 2-2 draw in the premier division with key plays by John Hipwell at half back and Rupert Rosenblum at five eight. Juventus defeated Ballesty 3-2 while Croatia Deakin clinched the premiership with a 2-0 win over Queanbeyan in a tense Narra Bundah Oval encounter.
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Rupert Rosenblum
Western Province
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Forrest
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Narrabundah Oval
Third day washout limits England lead in NZ Test
Rain at Trent Bridge halted play on the third day as England reached 241 for one in reply to New Zealand 294. Openers John Edrich and Phil Sharpe extended a 225 partnership to 241 for one, with Edrich 128 not out and Sharpe on 60 plus before weather interrupted play for long periods. Play was abandoned after 4 pm local time and the day’s schedule was built around resuming Monday for England to chase a big first innings lead.
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Bob Thomson
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Jnstair Scott
Billy Rice
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Wallabies beat Western Province in Cape Town clash
In Cape Town on Sunday the Australian Wallabies delivered a solid 14-8 victory over Western Province, lifting team morale and reviving interest in their South African tour.
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Goulburn Clinches Finals With Narrow Win Over Queanbeyan
Goulburn tied for fourth in the rugby union by beating Queanbeyan 17 12 at Queanbeyan. Early, Ken Vickers dived in for a try after two minutes and Ian Kirkland converted then added a penalty to lead 8 0. Despite a strong wind, Queanbeyan dominated much of the second half as Goulburn relied on forwards to press hard.
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Ooma
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Roger Smith
Victoria triumphs in season opener rugby win over Services
The Victorian rugby union side edged the Australian Combined Services 15 to 8 at Olympic Park. Captain Paul Gibbs at five eighth kicked a field goal and steered the forwards, while Services struggled with cohesion and conceded numerous penalties amid a blunted effort from the lower grades.
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Canberra in fourth after RL win over Goulburn United
Canberra Workmen's rugby league team secured at least a playoff for fourth in Group G with a 20 12 victory at Goulburn. They moved two points clear of United in fourth and need one win or a draw against Queanbeyan Blues next week to reach the semi finals. If Canberra loses and United defeats Young a playoff will be required.
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Kangaroos and Blues clash shocks Canberra show at Seiffert Oval
Leeaded by MEL LAZARUS, Kangaroos and Blues fought for top spot at Seiffert Oval Queanbeyan. Canberra workers and United swapped pressure in a bruising round as Ackland and Worthy shone, while Peter Sproule and Doug Gibbs forged attacks. Canberra’s defence held firm late, with four tries and a strong showing from fullback Ricky White.
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