Linden to race at Canterbury in Ashbury Graduation Stakes
Linden, a Canberra bred galloper trained by John Edlington for Mere Ro Allport, is drawn well in the Ashbury Graduation Stakes divisions at Canterbury. Apprentice Peter Cook will ride Linden, who won over the same course six furlongs last start on a heavy track, facing Glen Craig and Cherrokee Prince among others in a tight eight event program.
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Wenghe
Attala
Wilkom
Wall Tath
Golden Words
Ruler Man
Deluptic
Linden
Witch
John Edlington
Mere Ro Allport
G. Scrull
de Hyles
KR. Douglas
de W. Law
Chance
Peter Cook
Prentice
Glen Craig
More
Cherrokee
Todman
Rosehill
Harold Riley Hay
Omorton
Appeentee
Tan Augustus
Bamford the veteran presence in finals contention
Rugby League focus on Kevin Bamford as an experienced finalist. Canberra figures and Dragons hope Zone 2 finals berth hinges on Bamford and Hamford, with Bamford noted for multiple grand finals and semifinals in a prolific career.
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Berra Workman
Mercury
Kevin Bamford
Dragons
Hamford
Merry
Bamford
Canberra
Hall
Halim
Close
NSW Rugby League
Canberra Under 16s Triumph In Tight Hockey Bout
Canberra under 16s scored late to edge Queensland visitors 4 to 3 in a closely fought match. George Skiha equalised, then struck twice more as Canberra rallied from behind. Stephen Thompson converted a penalty corner for the visitors to level at halftime. The home side regained the lead late, with George Skiha sealing the win as Tan Graton and Peter Pottard impressed in midfield.
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Hive
Act
Michael Gahhs
Canberra
George Skiha
Peter Pottard
Fullsback
Stephen Thompson
Phy Seenawing
Leary
George
Cianberrahs
Hall
Tan Graton
ANU I Wins A Grade Squash Pennant
ANU I clinched the men's A grade squash pennant defeating Manuka I on Thursday. Peter Landon starred with a decisive five set win over Thompson aided by Isarangkuma and O Callaghan while Aitken and Mollet also contributed to ANU’s strong performance in a match hailed as one of the season’s best.
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ANU I
Peter Landon
Manwika
Ken Thompson
Manuka I
Manuka
Anu
Landon, Aitken
Isarangkuma
Jock O'Callaghan
Manitha Joamy O'Callaghan
Anus
Basil Cit
Peter Lush
O'Callage
Han
Clift
Brent A
Seth
Geo Walsh
I Dan Aken
Les Mollet
Molieu
Landon Outmano Seu
Thompson
Landon
Armen
ACT Resident Championships Finals Start at Manila Spurts
The finals for all grades of the ACT Resident Championships will be held Sunday August 24 at Manila spurts starting 2pm. Admission to the courts is free. The men's A grade and women's titles are expected to draw strong fields as previous weeks saw tight matches and standout performances from top teams.
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Phere
Manilla
Sunthi
Boros Wins $50,000 Westchester Golf Classic
Julian Boros clinched a dramatic one shot victory at the Westchester golf classic, finishing ahead of Jack Nicklaus Dan Sikes and Bill Cooper. The 48 year old PGA champion became the oldest winner of the event, earning $50,000 and moving into a leading position in career earnings.
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Harrison
New York
Julian Boros
M-pearold
Shana
Mae Web Murphy
Snake Molorphy
Jack Nicklas
Chutuh
Dan Sikes
Bill Cooper
Mullionaire
Arno Palmer
Tintin The Seven Crystal Balls by Hergé
A compact note on Tintin and his fellow investigators as they pursue the mystery of the seven crystal balls. This entry hints at European comic lore featuring adventurous exploits and the famous reporter hero.
Dickens Keeps His Lead In Canberra Racing
Dickens maintains the lead in the Canberra racing scene as jockeys vie for premiership honors. Names such as Gordon, Vin O'Neil, and Mike Smith appear among riders and trainers shaping the season, with steady minor placings and several pairings noted for the Camberra Racing Club events.
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Norm Dickens
Thee
Mats
Canberra
Jack Canter
Gordon
Bevrle
Ats
Aluvwrner
Queanhessa
Jar Aly
Sietory
Alec Mackeneie
Dickens
Jai Abithinet
Tor Bowtinwal
Vin O'Neil
Lond
Bemp
Cocoon
Henry Carpwright
Keith
Firm
Mike Smith
Ray Doh
Fred Carpenter
Ross Jenten
Canberra Racing Club
Ashley Bawden
Senethe
ACT Jockey Club
Sane
Uke
Betta
Canadian golfer Knudson secures second straight PGA crown
Canadian Georgi Knudson captured his second consecutive PGA championship, firing a 21 under par to lead the field. The succès followed his prior triumph as the tournament concluded yesterday, with strong finishes boosting the team’s standings.
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S Olihl
Yaap
Georgi Knudson
Tayrant
Queanbeyan High School set for tough rugby match
Queanbeyan High School hosts a strong ex-students side in a rugby union clash after their season success. The event features players from Blues and Marve clubs including Frank Cleary Mick Doyle and Keith Hock, with Jimmy Black captain of the ACT Shell Cup side. The match is part of a busy sports day at Queanbeyan High School.
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sQueanbeyan
Teague
Queanbeyan
Fumist High School
Monaro High School
Picton
Tinlents
Barry Stumbies
Mike Sek
Frank Cleary
Mick Doyle
Keith Hock
Blues
Queanbeyan High
Kapa
Tanmerrad
Act
Canberra
Queensland
Nsw
Brisbane
Tat
Jimmy Black
Queanbeyan High School
Black
All Blacks career may be ended in slump at court
A chaotic report notes major sports and tennis items across Auckland, Christchurch, and Moscow. It mentions All Blacks facing potential career-ending injury, American players and veterans in tennis, and various results including Santana and Steel across Australia, Canada, and New Zealand.
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Cleveland
Essex
Christchurch
Mon
Tsuil
Mrs Wink
Maxparet Court
Australia
Tony Steel
Manuel Santana
Ashtenes
Arthurs
Ashe
Krabane
Interrone
Aubilles Temfonl
Ian Wabeutabe
Heding
Manish Fance
Hal Askin
Kepl
Pegime
Amy Santen
New Zealand
France
Tyeas
Steel
Canada
Iheean
Nt Blacks
Asthe
Naa Santana
Australi
New Se Vesland
Moscow
Hig
Tovk
Te Moscow International
Rots Grammar School
Volved
Lersiy
Australian swimmers set long relay record from England to France
Two Australian teammates from Manly were part of a 31 swimmer international relay that set a new speed record for swimming from England to France. Jonny Yore, 24, and Petar Ruichie, 22, helped the team finish Dover to Calais in around 4 hours 47 minutes, beating the previous 18 year old record.
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Mody Laap
Maria Buen
Brazil
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John Hourigan
Sydney Turf Club
Mexi
Bury
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Iene
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Deitiny Ward
Baird
Arsen
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Yass Goa
Keith Helouching
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Yass
RMC
Saturn Trensare
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Ailiaiuato
Tor Do
Holman
Laren
Jima Zack
Ve ‘Jeighth
Tony Branron
Branson
Grup 7
Jagainsth
Htourists
Queanheyan
Nakota Aaron
Palivsan
Hen
Mt Iba
LT Minta
Boros
Tintin
By Herge
Thimbos
Harp
Inoge
Chelee
Ane
Atl
Tuas
Charles M Schun
By Ihr
Wot Wong
Tom K. Ryan
By John Hourigan
Champson
J. Gordon
A. Ture Mackenzie
A. Mesraros Worse-Of-Theaear
Happy Jans
Malayvin Montite
PGA
Knudson
Tmeac
Beyan
Anefr Hien
Hoya
Ine Eusiudensi
Peay Council
I Foyates Nsw
Guesnbeyatt
Kimevon Oval
Madika Oval
Satiad
Kindty
Queverland Ainnnegal
Papua New Guineas
Atone
Keague Tenn
Redfern Oval
Papua New Guinea
James Larmvitt
Peter Dutton
Bruce Masters
Arrabundah High School
All Black
U.S
Toronto
Fuliay Koshnan
Taeeen Singh
Denmark
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