Philpott Out For NSW In Shield Clash With Victoria
NSW faces a setback as Peter Philpott is ruled unfit with a badly bruised right index finger and returns to Sydney. John Benson replaces him, fresh from a century in the Colts’ match, while Victoria, led by a strong all rounder lineup, aims to extend their unbeaten Shield lead at Adelaide’s ground tomorrow.
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New South Wales
Victoria
Peter Philpott
Philpott
Sydney
John Bensud
Nsw
South Australia
Hurn
Wall
Vietora
Adelaide
Neil Chansie
Colin Harrison
Brian Hurn
Queensland
Lide Oval
1972 Games plans for Munich revealed by AAP Reuter
West Germany plans for the 1972 Olympic Games include new stadiums an Olympic village and improved communications. First estimates announced yesterday indicate substantial construction and infrastructure efforts are underway for the Munich event.
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Munich
West Chermony
Aap Reuter
Satot
Elorde and Torres Retired by New York Commission
Flash Forde the 31 year old world junior lightweight champion from the Philippines was retired for his own safety by the New York State Athletic Commission. Jose Tortes the dethroned light heavyweight champion was placed on the unwelcome list for poor performance and relapse history after losing to Jack Tiger. Torres admitted he felt dull after the fifth round in the 15 round title bout with Tiger at Madison Square Garden.
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New York
Flash Forde
Philippines
New York State Athletic Commission
Jose Tortes
Jack Tiger
Nigeria
Elorde
Carlos Ortiz
Torres
Tiger
Madison Square Garden
Wille Pastrano
Bareme's Image Leads Favours Against Castanea at Randwick
Strong support for Bareme's Image to beat Castanea in the Villiers Stakes and Summer Cup mix. Bareme's Image, a Queensland four year old mare trained by Mr Tom Stewart, shows rapid recent form at Williamstown and Randwick trials. Jockey changes and weight drops boost hopes as Castanea and other rivals prepare for Saturday's events at Randwick and Caulfield.
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Castanea
Queensland
Tom Stewart
Williamstown
Thas
Randwick
Doom-hap
Rosehill
Gwillam
Wallabies suffer worst tour game in 4-3 loss
Australia rugby coach Bill McLaughlin labeled the performance as the tour’s lowest ebb after the Wallabies went down 4-3 to North West Counties. Critics echoed his view as even recent champions Wales had beaten them, with charges of poor handling and forward effort amid heavy field conditions.
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Jin
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Alrea
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Une Merwe
van der Merwe
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Simpson
Grahame Thomas
Thomas
Lengih
Kensie
Hawke
Renmeberg
Chappell
Amour
Isco
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Manchester
British Isles
Bill Mclaughlin
North West Counties
Wallabies
Shhampons
Wales
Candal
Scotland
Alan Roeper
TAB FOR TODAY STATION SCHEDULE AND BETTING CLOSURES
The Canberra TAB will operate eudead trots tonight. Betting on the first race closes at 7 15 pm and the double on races four and six closes at 8 20 pm. New Civic Menuka and Kingston offices open from soon until 8 30 pm and other branches from 4 pm to 5 pm.
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Menuka
Kingston
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Telopea's Barry Newport Aims For NSW Swimming Title
Eleven year old Barry Newport of Telopea Park stunned last week's state trials at North Sydney Olympic Pool by clocking 1 22.4 for 100 metres, nearly two seconds faster than the state record. He trained just three weeks, swimming about 28 miles weekly, and hopes to dip under 80 seconds at the state titles with Susan Ryan also training with him.
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Barry Newport
Young Newport
North Sydney Olympic Pool
Canberra Swimming Club
Robert Weatherley
Forbes
Newport
Sydney
Telopea
Pymble
Canberra Athletes Eye NSW Titles in February
Val Robbie decathlon champion and 80 yards sprinter Roger Brown appear strong for the NSW titles after standout showings at the Country championships. Brown placed third in Sydney behind Kiprugut of Kenya and finished two yards behind John Hancock in adverse conditions, clocking 1 54.5. Robbie won the ACT Decathlon with 5 735 points, making him favourite for the country title. he may medal at the State meet if he improves, while Robbie might surprise with greater training focus.
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Roger Brown
Sydney
Brown
Kiprugut
Kenya
Tasmania
John Hancock
Robbie
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