Wallace wins public golf title by ten strokes at Gloucester
Canberra golfer Peter Wallace, a former Sugar Valley and ACT Police member, shot 66 and 68 to total 134 and win the ACT public golf course championship at Gloucester by 10 strokes over Mike Neale. Neale, John Small, and Doug Hearne chased in tougher winds as Wallace led through the weekend with steady scoring and a 68 in the second round. Derek Day withdrew after a 65 qualifier and did not finish the final.
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Mike Neale
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Sugar Valley Golf Club
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Canberra
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Queanberan
Yowans
Mike Newle
ACT
Ideal
John
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Seven Shore
Westerday
Neale
Doug Hearne
On Pur
Derek Day
Father Son Golf Win To Clapsons
Veteran golfer Harry Clapson aged 76 and his son claimed the win at Royal Canberra in a father son event. The pair edged younger rivals and earlier clinched momentum in the AIF Cup veterans event on Services Day, while Ossie Herne and his son topped the scratch standings.
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Harry Clapson
Royal Canberra
Uowble
Jack
John Bellchambers
Yowani
Ossie Herne
John
Mubleford
John Byrne
Hale
Dave
Ossie Byote Phive
Ray
Steve Brennan
Youwani
Geoff Fmerson
Geoff
Free trade in valuation on new 24 inch TV
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Twilight races approved for Canberra January 3 meeting
The Southern Table finds and South Coast Racing Association have approved Canberra Racing Club’s twilight meeting in Canberra on January 3 after confirmation from competing clubs. Five races worth 300 dollars prize money each will feature a maiden, two-year-old, improvers, and a seven furlong event, with racing slated to begin about 3 30 pm to align with Sydney and Melbourne meetings and Perth Cup betting.
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Nowra trainer fined over caffeine positive swab in horse Limited
Nowra trainer Cyril Rolfe fined 120 dollars on two charges after Limited tested positive for caffeine in a saliva swab taken on October 30. The urine sample was negative. The inquiry, chaired by Bill Wilson, adjourned after questioning nine witnesses. Limited is disqualified from the race that would have earned More.
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Limited
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Firhday
Wilson
My Rolle
Hore
Wilwon
Me Wilson
Iron Horse
First Wests win of the season in ACT cricket
Western Districts secured their first win of the season at Northbourne Oval, aided by Jan Canney and captain Sid Smith with a final surge allowing Wests to chase and win after key resistance from North Suburbs. The day also featured City and ANU performances, with Fast making decisive innings and several bowlers sharing the load in a busy round of ACT first grade cricket.
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Bill Atkinson
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Ivan Hamilton
Graham Read
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Wests
Northern Suburbs
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Northbourne Oval
Souths
Weehaw
Wynn Read
Poten
Smith
Norths
Ant
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South Woden
City
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Sid Smith
Canney
Denis Driscoll
Read
Terry Han
Nomley
Coun Hie
Tessee
Hamilton
Hoardton
Robert Ferpie
Lews
Charlie Smith
Melver
Wonlen Weratin Muwe Rew
SMA
Ine Pich
Wonteo
Noel Wilkels
White
Atkinson
de Arcy
Anu Lewh Oval
Gary Samuels
ANL
Graeme Marey
Mu Wilkes
Wilkey
Morgan Wi
Anli
Keith McRae
Anil
Anu
Sienvieds
Caer
Edwards stars as WA fight back against Rest of World
Western Australia batter Ross Edwards top scored with a fighting 243 steadied WA as he and keeper Fieldwirds built a strong stand to lift WA from a follow on threat. Rest of the World posted 320 and WA replies with a resilient first innings deficit of 65 at stumps.
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Ross Edwards
Victoria
Nsw
Queensland
Edwards
England
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Engineer
Raheer Abbas
Greig
Jet car crash at Calder Raceway leaves driver injured
Melbourne reports Vic Wilson, 27, lost control at Calder Raceway traveling 195 mph, rolled three times, survived with a broken rib and a crushed vertebrae. He was treated at Royal Melbourne Hospital and showed concern for the borrowed jet car over his injuries.
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Melbourne
Calder Raceway
Vic Wilson
Royal Melbourne Hospital
Deakin rider Tom Herbert faces specialist review in Sydney
Tom Herbert of Deakin reaches his 8th birthday under a cloud as specialists in Sydney assess his future for the Australian Jockey Club after a dramatic accident at Randwick stables months ago. Herbert endured a severe chest injury requiring surgery and multiple hospital transfers before recovery, with racing family hopes pinned on his return to work.
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Deakin
Sydney
Australian Jockey Club
Randwick
Lees Alley
Herbert
Vent
Hos Wnt
Prince of Wales Hospital
Herve
Prince Henry Heer
Bill Herbert
Sanlmie
Prentice
Tr Bine
Tom Neder
Western Australia
Jist
Ima
Ings
Canberra
Convale
Victoria saves BRISBANE in one day knockout thriller
Victoria's tail enders rallied to lift their team from near defeat to a three wicket victory over Queensland at the Gabba in the one day knockout. Opening bowler Alan Thometon led with four for 4 as Victoria set up a semi final against New South Wales in Melbourne on February 4.
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Victoria
Queensland
Gabba
Vigtonie
Alliage
Tetadersth
Fealuml
Melber
Alan Thome Finshe
Fisher Ar
Michael Coogan
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