Sydney to Kiama Yacht Race Update in Light Winds
In light winds the fleet made slow progress from Sydney Harbour along the coast past Black Point and Kiama. Leaders remained close with 12 miles separating the front runners as the yachts sailed south under spinnaker and light sailing breeze. tides and shifting wind kept the pace tentative amid a flotilla of named vessels and competitors.
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Sydmey
Saahle
Sydney Mobart
Kista Hom
Mies
Ete
Tees
Kiama Prey
Bras
Makavelu
Sydney Harbour
Honeywell Com
Moth class crowns at New South Wales regatta
A chaotic sliced report covers the New South Wales Moth class championship on Waterloo Bay. Skipper Peres Mauite from RISBANF leads with Wesleyn Gidget and Dgeluy close behind. Smutty Moore held an early edge but faded as the race unfolded.
WA Syndicate Plans $3 Million spend on Cup Challenge
The Spirit of the West syndicate plans to invest about 3 million Pounds in 1974 America's Cup efforts with details from Alan Boni. Potential yachts, facilities, and race venues at Yanchep and Port Hedland are discussed as the team readies for a high profile challenge. Rolly Tasker and Tony Maneo are considered for skipper duties.
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Perth
Spirit of the West
Aynlicate
Chile
Alan Boni
Pinky
Newpat
Rhode
Sland
Yanchepid
Lasleyen
Aledran
Bill
Read
Rolly Tasker
Tony Mane
Nat Ccroner
National Heron Championships Arrive on Lake Burley Griffin
A large interstate fleet, from 32 clubs, gathers for the 13th National Heron Championships on Lake Burley Griffin this week. NSW leads entrants with 24 clubs, followed by South Australia 20, ACT 20, Victoria 17, Tasmania 7 and Papua New Guinea. Heats run four of five with a Saturday warm up, races in the West Basin, and public viewing from Blue Cloud Point and Black Mountain Peninsula. Notable visitors include Andrew Payne and Debbie Payne from Tasmania, Charles Grimwood, Phillip Crane, Paul Hopkins, Alec McClure, and PB Moore. The Papua Yacht Club’s Deolin Tamiwin Me sails with his daughter Louie. Contenders for ACT include Ian Mac Dougall, John Ryan, Phil Canal, and Bruce Meller.
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Nsw
South Aureralia
Act
Victoria
Tasmania
Papua
Guinea
Pin
West Basin
Blue Ciai Point
Black Mountain Peninsula
Andrew Payne
Hobart
Debbie
Philip Crane
Charles Grimwood
Paul Hopkins
NSW Cham
Alec McClure
Sec Tnd
PB Moore
Heron Club
Papua Yacht Club de Olin Tamiwin
Louie
Ian MacDougall
John Ryan
Phil Canal
Bruce Meller
Crisp not to run in King George at Kempton
London reports Crisp will be a non runner in the King George VI Chase at Kempton tomorrow. Trainer Fred Wiler said last week he did not know what was wrong with the horse after weight gain since arriving from Australia and good health despite questions about training adequacy. The steeple chaser may not be as ready as hoped.
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London
Crisp
Kempton
Jess Association
Fred Wieler
Tong
Australia
Priersham Triumph in Cardiff Rugby Victory
Sunday report says the Priersham rugby union team beat the Welsh side Gil mach Groch in Cardiff. The win came by two tries and a penalty goal for 19 points to 7, with one try scored.
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Cardiff
Priersham
Gilmach Groch
Dibley Defeated By French Player In Davis Cup Talk
Dibley loses to French opponent Mechourne as Australia faces a Davis Cup setup with Patrice Domingues and the French team seeded for the early rounds. The Australian Open, backed by Dunlop, carries prize money of 12.54 and begins in Kooyonne with Dibley as seed seven, amid critique of his serving pattern and double faults.
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Mechourne
Su Way
Colin Dibley
Patrice Dominikuez
Sibley
Neale Fraser
Anouihy
Tennin
Foulia
Frances Sw. Palich
Prissy
Gool Mastery
Dunlop
Kooyonn
Tomur
Dibley
Sydney
Jennin
Laser
Exhibition by Ali in Sydney Box Art Bout at Harold Park
Exhibition by Ali in Sydney promises a boxing bout at Harold Park during a greyhound meeting in February. The event is billed to cost $11,000 and organized by promoter Mr John Harrigan. Ali plans a world tour during the visit, with a Sydney stop and potential further engagements.
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Sydney
Muarymad Alii
Harold Park
Greyhound
Haseen
N Spey
Prometer
Tohn Harrigan Ali
Puid
World XI vs Tasmania match washed out at Hobart
Torrential rain halted play after ten minutes at the TCA Ground in Hobart as World XI faced Tasmanian Combined XI. John Chappell and Greg Allen lead World XI squad while several bowlers, including Lever and Appleton, are sidelined with injuries.
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Hobart
World XI
Tasmanian Combined III
TCA
Thadulla
Omsalsbroghy
Allev
Lng
FCA
Pete Hadlow
Adn
Tomers
Ian Chappell
Wve
Greg
Peter Lever
Lex Appleton
Fasmanin
Lever
Appleton
Sylton Ackerman
Perth
Richard Horton
Lavine Veston
Nan Hoh Cunis
Combined XI
Sta Barbecue
NSW selectors name twelve for SCG Queensland clash
The NSW cricket selectors announced twelve players for the SCG match against Queensland from December 3 to January 4. Captain B Tabb is named alongside A Ander, S Berard, D K K Mackay, M Rosen, A Turner, J Wilerson, with the 12th man to be named on match morning.
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NSW
Queensland
SCG
B. Taber
A. Ander
S. Berard
D. KK. Mackay
M. Rosen
A. Turner
J. Wileson
Rain Helps NSW In Turbulent Sheffield Shield Start
Desperate New South Wales battle falters as rain interrupts day one at the MCG. NSW's batsmen struggle amid variable conditions with standouts like Raven, Rowen and Walker contributing, whilebowling by Rowen and others keeps the match open before weather halts play.
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Melbourne
Victoria
New South Wales
Abine Doned
Mhyee
NSW
Duncan
Walker
Queensland Fight Back In Narrow Test Draw At The Gabba
In a Brisbane test, Queensland rallied to thwart Western Australia but WA held a 178 first innings lead and pressed for outright victory. Dennis Lillee struggled, while Rob Parker top scored for Queensland with 66 as the home side battled to reduce WA's advantage. The WA bowlers, led by Lillee, had a mixed day as Queensland’s batting showed grit and resilience amid a weathered chase at the Gabba.
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Queensland
Western Australia
Gabba
Stummpy
Dennis Lillee
Avient
Rob Parker
Lillee
Bob Mawie
Parker
Massie
Terry Macgill
Howlers
Solm Francke
Tony Dell
Aten
Macail
Ryan
Marsh
Chadwick
Veri Fe
Cracking pace by Auckland in Plunket Shield match
Auckland dominated at Eden Park with a fast scoring rate, reaching 300 in 279 minutes as Central and Districts also moved, while Dunedin’s match was washed out. Captain Mark Sang led Auckland in a high tempo pursuit against Canterbury and Otago.
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Auckland
New
Ys Hatin Gertion
Zealand
Aichians
Mark
Burgers
Eden Park
Nerig
Stadium man dies at 84 after long illness in Sydney
In Sydney on Sunday, Jim Taylor, a veteran figure of the Sydney Stadium, died last Thursday following a short illness. Aged 84, he joined the stadium in 1916 and remained active there until its closure last year. A prominent amateur athlete, he was deeply involved in greyhound track racing since his arrival in Sydney in 1927.
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Sydney
Jim Taylor
Sydney Stadium
Taylor
Sydney Stadium Stati
Prominen
Schoolboy golf title on today in Australia
Australia wide youth golf meets at Gloucester Public Golf Course for a national schoolboys event aiming to qualify for the 97 national schoolboys golf championship. Teams from ACT New South Wales Victoria and Western Australia compete with players named Halland Sener and Reser among others.
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Act
Papua New Guinea
Gloucester
Tne
Halland
Taani
Western
Aussia
Mapai
Fapiasenaline
Vary
Isley
Werdness
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