Athletes Arrive Sunday Night for Aus freien Games
Vancouver reports the main party of the Aus freien Games for 0th tom wlays, with team members unable to book onward travel. Some will stay in Canada while others travel to the United States. Gilbert Durey from University of Oregon Eugene has been granted an act to study for a Master of Science in Physical Education.
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Teum
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Canada
Queensland
Toa Rt Emer
Gilbert Durey
University of Oroton At
Eugene
Sir Gordon Richards Ends Racing Career
Britain's champion jockey Sir Gordon Richards retires after a 25 year riding career. The Little Man rode to fame with record wins and milestones, surpassing Archer's total and setting new marks before his death. He will train instead of riding.
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Ferton For Union Weensland Tour Selected Players
Canberra winger Peter Morton chosen by NRW Rugby Union to join State country team on a Queensland tour next season. The combined Newcast Country team includes Canterbury winger Rey Volhigg and has seen limited tour success. They will face a metropolitan team on August 2 after returning to New Zealand.
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Australians Lose U.S. Foursomes in Chicago Match
Australians Peter Thomson and Norman Von Nida were narrowly beaten in the Tam O'Shanter foursomes in Chicago yesterday, losing to Jerry Barber and Cape Littman in a tight match despite strong play.
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Carioca Doubt for Spring Races
A disjointed racing preview mentions Carioca in doubt for spring races after a mishap. Trainer Lescoe and owner Hoysted are keepers of the plan as Carioca faces crucial events including the Epsom, Metropolitan, and Melbourne Cup. Bets, contenders like Gendarme and others are listed with weights and race intentions across Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane meets.
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Australian tennis and boxing notes from recent matches
Australian squad members had routine victories in boxing and tennis events. Ken Rosewall defeated Leslie Longan in a close tennis match while Rex Hartwig and Dom Reid posted wins. Gerry Maus and Nesie Fraser also contributed to a productive day.
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New Zealand Junior League Rise Falls to Britain War in Mitton
Britain defeated South Auckland 20 to 14 in a rugby league match at Mitton. Ash scored three tries for Britain as Cunliffe and Hing contributed. South Auckland penalties and free kicks were scarce, with Dow and Worth adding two conversions.
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Massy Cup Contest Highlights Zone Three League Meet
Yeas leads Zone Three massy cup chase at Manuka Oval with three games left while North City trails by six points in minor premiership race. North City, Queanbeyan and West City contenders face key matches. Captain’s Plate and elimination stakes affect finals berth as delegates cite lack of ambulance facilities at Northbourne Oval.
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New South Wales Union Triumph in New Zealand Match
New South Wales Union defeats New Zealand 31 to 19 at Law. The touring side showed a rapid pace and enterprising backs, with Burkend Davin and Adams sparking the Australian attack. Busch, Une, and Con contributed tries as the visitors dominated in the second half.
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