Eastlake and Queanbeyan clash as finals race tightens
In a pivotal round Eastlake showed strength with a strong start and versatile play led by Duncan Anderson and Pat Calvin as Manuka and Queanbeyan brace for premiership battles. Acton faces a must win to push for fourth with results next week undecided.
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Sanar
Ainaire
Acton
Alea
Acton Bmc
Alallemneete Manuka
Ainske
Eastlake
Draton
Duncan Anderson
Calvin
McKenzie
Queanbeyan
Arthur James
Mulrooney
John Moody
RMLC
Fragmented State Lottery Listing From Australian Page
A dense OCR styled lottery listing shows draw numbers, prize tiers, and participant names with locations such as Parramatta Balmain and Milsons Point. It includes numerous ticket numbers and amounts like TEN AT £100 and TEN AT £40, interspersed with fragmented place names and vendor notes.
Australian tennis visitor loses weight on Moscow trip
Bob Howe, first Australian to visit Moscow for tennis, left London for Montreal after a six day Soviet stay. He says he shed about a stone, played daily youth tennis, and collapsed in the semi finals. He found Russian food strong and hard to stomach, surviving on oranges.
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London
A.a.p.reuter
Bob Howe
Montreal
Moscow
Howe
Javorsky
Cephavakia
Breasley 29 Wins Ahead in Australian Championship Racing
Australian horse Breasley 29 leads the field with 113 wins from 382 starts. Edward Laster Piggtt and Doug Smith chase in second and third, as Breasley posts strong semi final prospects.
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Breasley
Nvnwon
Arthur
Edward Then
Laster
Doug Smith
Rose Beats Patty in West German Tennis Semi Final
Mervyn Rose, the Australian left hander, defeated Budge Patty in a marathon semifinal at the West German championship with set scores 4-6, 2-4, 8-6, 13-11, 6-3. Pierre Darmon of France beat Nicola Pistrangeli of Italy in the other semifinal.
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Hambway
A.A.P
Mervyn Rose
Johampion Budge Patty
USA
Pierre Darmon
France
Nicola Pistrangeli
Italy
Mayer Wins World Championship at Tam O'Shanter
Dick Mayer captured the world champion title at Tam O Shanter Country Club finishing ahead of Peter Thomson who shot two under par on the final round. Thomson posted a best round of 70 but fell short of Mayer's lead to claim the £22,300 prize.
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Thomson
Tam O'Shanter Chicago
A.ap.reuter
Peter Thomsan
Tam O'Shanter Country Club
Dick Mayer
Barnes Retains Welterweight Title In Sydney Showdown
George Barnes outpointed Attu Clottey over 15 rounds at Sydney Stadium to defend the welterweight crown. A second round knockdown did not stop Barnes from prevailing as Clottey pressed with attacks and claimed a shoulder injury afterward. Barnes earned just under £3,000 and pledged further bouts as he remains the champion.
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Bydney
George
Attu Clottry
Sydney Stadium
Barnes
Clottey
Ringsiders
Nottchalanuly
Patrick
Vic Pattick
America Retains Wightman Cup in 4-1 Lead
The United States strengthened its hold on the Wightman Cup by taking a 4-1 lead over Britain as competition continued in Pittsburgh.
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America
Pittsburgh
Senday
A.A.P
Cricketers Honour Mr Norman Parkes in ACT Association
The ACT Cricket Association elected Norman Parkes as deputy president and announced a new secretary D B Robin. President C R Morrison was re-elected, with W H Lake stepping down after four years. The meeting praised Parkes for his long service since 1927 and highlighted junior cricket growth and the plan to start under-18 competitions in the Southern Districts.
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Dan Parkes
D. B. Robin
Parkes
Acton
Chile
Mr. Robin
Manuka
Kingston
A.c-T.c.a
Association
Robin
W. H. Lake
C. R. Morrison
William Stim
R. G. Mintes
H. V. Evatt
Wilton
D. A. Garnney
G. H. Steele
J. R. Fras
Berra
Mr. Norman
A.C.T. Cricket Assoc
B. Jon
W. B. Kreebody
K. J. R. Glynn
Carnal
Nin
N. A. Custance
W. M. Lake
F. J .Fingleton
Ald. A. Lamibert
May Glynn
Wan
Ion
Measra
Backen
Belleck
Humphries
Mesa
Duy
Cottingham
Selleck
C. Nichloma
Act
Cricket Council
W. J. Smerton
Ft. Byrne
C. Murphy
G. Creane
G. O'Neill
Morrison
Canberra
Weason
Bouldary Iatricta
R Mppler
Ampclthn
Detricta Council
Uni Blues Lose Tight Darts Fight In Mixed League Action
Eastlake push UB to a 4 3 defeat as high scoring rallies and team play highlighted the round. Canberra Bouth BC led a decisive win 6 1 while several players posted top scores. matches included forfeits with NCRSL Royals and other clubs suffering adjustments.
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Eastlake
Uni. Blues
U.B
Declan
Onn
Welles
Sone Reyood
Royals
Canberra Bouth B.C
KNB
Abriexyaras Pus
N.crsl
Australian swimmers limit entries for US championships
Lorraine Crapp and Dawn Fraser restrict entries to two events at the U S Amateur Athletic Union National Women's Swimming Championships in Houston due to travel strain and limited training facilities. Manager Mia Doris Quinton of Melbourne says the pair, after a heavy schedule from Honolulu to Houston, are lodging at the Shamrock Hilton and have resumed workouts ahead of their Tuesday 110 yard freestyle start.
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Houston
Texas
A.A. P-Reuter
Lorraine Crapp
Dawn Fraser
United States Amateur Athletic Union
Mia
Doris Quinton
Melbourne
Borat
Honolulu
Dil
Miss Framer
Ince
Quinton
Tever
Shamrock-Hilton
Waterford Delays Epsom Run at Randwick October 5
Waterford will not contest the Epsom at Randwick on October 5. Support for Waterford and Metropolitan candidate Daistar began at Rosehill on Saturday as backers moved in. The Canterbury Stakes next Saturday could influence the Epsom market with Zartba and Mandingos among favored runners. Prince Jambo, Concert Star and others are also lined up amid trainer Fi Allotta remarks on ride plans for Neville Sellwood and McCarten.
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Ioney
Waterford
Epsom
Randwick
Daistar
Rosehill
Zartba
Jack Thompson
Mandingos
Zamba
Gentle Lu
Teranyan
Prince Darius
Prince Jambo
Concert Star
Fi Allotta
Neville Sellwood
Australians Enter 64-Entry Invitation Tennis Tourney
The Australian Davis Cup team leads a field of 64 entries from eight countries in the 7 éeeth annual invitation tournament. They start today and will advance to the Longwood Cricket Club for the national doubles next week. Vic Selman and Herbie Blam did not enter.
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Neveruret Usiowe
Longewood Cricket Club
Compicuons
Vic Selman
Herbie Blam
Rebels edge YMCA in 3–2 victory for gym matchup
In a sparsely scored affair the Rebels defeated YMCA 3 to 2 with prior 12 point lead attributed. Stat Mt and YMCA match notes show a forfeit cited as TIT Stat i won one forfeit.
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Rebels
C.Y.M
YMCA
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Malio
Bob Hincksman
Mastlake
Turner
Adder
Lety
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Vic
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Christopher John Shakes
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U.S
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