Favouritism Sets For Hurry By In Canterbury Race
Favouritism is assured for Hurry By as his 7lb allowance drops his weight to 8.12 5lb, while Manrego is heavily backed after a strong win at Andwich last Saturday. Trainer G Spies weighs Man of Iron against Manrego and only one will run with M Schumacher to ride.
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D. Weir
Emini Prince
C. O'Neill
Harry Y
R. McKay
A. Mulley
Mulley
T. J. Smith
Ink
G. Moore
Operatic
Herne Hill
N. Robinson
Canterbury Market and Camp Stakes Entries Listed
A list of entries and horses for Canterbury Market events and related stakes at Campsie and Baulkham Hills, including two year olds such as No Match and Bronze Eagle, and participants like Kippana, Payra Retenue, Endure, and Treasured Link. The note also references a Penrith Welter lineup with Hurry By and Empress Fay among others. A separate item reports the United States Lawn Tennis Association committee backing open tennis after a heated debate, led by Perry Jones.
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Westralia
Bohemia
Bewitch
Campsie
Kippana
Legal Flow
Globster
Payeay Red
Payra Retenue
Tulawe
Baulkham Hills
Eternity
Endure
Gay Part
Grecian Vale
Mt. Royal
Double Bay Hep
Committed
Permel
M'Field
New Surprise
Gold
Staraway
Sir James
Rebrue
Soft Touch
Penrith Welter
Manrego
Empress Fay
Gemini Prince
Creme de Cacao
Royal
Man of
New Orleans
A.A.P
United States Lawn Tennis Association
American Associated Press
Perry Jones
Sincock shines as NSW slips near Sheffield Shield win
West Indies captain Frank Worrell hails the young left arm spinner Sincock as the best he has seen in Australia. Sincock takes six for 52 as NSW batsmen stumble. Favell and Benaud feature in a resilient South Australia chase, while NSW edges toward a Shield clinch with SA needing 49 more runs.
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West Indies
Frank Worrell
Sincock
Australia
Embarra Vera
Lenetesse Wennee
N.S.W
England
Brian Booth
Grahame Thomas
Johnny Martin
Richie Benaud
South Australia
Les Favell
Benaud
Form and Riders for Canterbury O1 Novice
A race card listing forms and riders for Canterbury O1 1.10 three and four year old novice. Notable entries include Bohemia ridden by N. Robinson, Westralia by A. Mulley, Olivia by Thompson, Simonetta by C. Clare, Romarye by FAS, Bewitch by R. Selking, Gailstorm by A. Clarke, In a Flash by P. Miers, Brutlenam Hills Hop, Endured Weir, Gay Port by T. Hill, Grecian Wale by G. Podmore, Eternity by Moore, Winchester by H. Trenear, and Royal by N. Robinson. Also Johnno by G Watton, Sea Hound by Molloy.
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Bohemia
N. Robinson
Westralia
A. Mulley
Olivia
J. Thompson
Simonetta
C. Clare
Romarye
Vances Fas
Bewitch
R. Selking
Gailstorm
A. Clarke
P. Miers
Brutlenam Hills
Weir
Ois
Gay Port
T. Hill
G. Podmore
All Eternity
Moore
West Indies Openers Shine as Universitites Suffer Day One
West Indies opening batsmen Conrad Hunte and Peter Lashley built a commanding 141 for 1 by stumps after dismissing University of Sydney and Adelaide players for 148 on a slow Manuka Oval pitch. Hunte was run out for 67 amid a dramatic late-day moment, while Lashley supported with patient stroke play as crowds of about 700 watched. The Universities started strongly with Watson’s pace and Ramadhin and Dewdney bowling restraint, but his side collapsed to 148. The West Indies lead by 141 with Kanhai to resume alongside Lashley, as two minutes silence marked Viscount Dunrossil’s death.
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West Indies
Conrad Hunte
Peter Lashley
Manuka Oval
Stumps
J. Erby
Sydney University
Morehhan
Hunte
Lashley
Erby
Gerry Alexander
Universities
Chester Watson
Watson
Norm Carlyon
Melbourne
Dewdney
Adelaide University
Jeff Rogers
Bob Michell
Bob Cowper
Victoria
Perth
Cowper
University
Michell
Nurse
R. Selking
Karl A. Brown
Rachael
B. Howlett
Jon Erby
Hendricks
Rogers
Speedster
Hig
Lee
Alexander
Ramadhin
Punch
Sobers
Quigley
W. Cooper
Queensland
Bill Armstrong
Sydney
Brian Quigley
Armstrong
Poste
Rohan Kanhai
Viscount Dunrossil
Combined on NIVERSTr Carlyon Dewdney Watson Eas Michell Nurse b ase Rogers b Watson
West Indies bowling figures show Hunte 2 run out, Lashley 6 not out as hosts chase 148. Dewdney leads with 12 overs 2 maidens 47 runs 1 wicket, Ramadhin 12 overs 0 maidens 42 runs. Arm strong four for 0, Tozer 7 overs 0 maidens 42.
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Niverstr
Carlyon
Dewdney
Watson
Michell
Nurse
Base Rogers
Lee
C Sobers
Dewdney Punch
Hendricks
Eae Ta Hig Ey
Ramadhin
Hunte
Valentine
West Indies
Lashley
Lewis and Macka Boxers Draw In Festival Hall Show
In Melbourne at Festival Hall Keith Lewis aged 18 and Young Macka aged 22 fought 12 rounds to a draw. Lewis started strong but Macka edged ahead late, forcing a draw with a standout final round.
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Melbourne
Keith Lewis
Young Macka
Festival Hall
Lewis
Macka
Latch Wins State Welter Title in Brisbane
Laurie Latch, 104, storms to the State welterweight crown at Festival Hall by a knockout of Billy Watt, IS, in the third round of the scheduled bout.
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Latch
Brisbane
Laurie Latch
Festival Hall
Billy Watt
Noun Beutt
Inquiry into Davis Cup Commentaries
A.A. president Norman Strange announced an inquiry into Davis Cup commentaries aired on TV and radio from Sydney in December. He warned action if reports prove correct. NSW tennis selector Esca Stephens said several reports allege professionals belittling amateurs in the series.
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Sydney
A.A
Norman Strange
Strange
N.S.W
Esca Stephens
Trans-Tasman yachts race toward Sydney finish line
The 73 foot schooner Astor led Salo by eight miles with Archina 72 miles behind Salo. Norlh sat 125 miles east of Astor, ahead of Kintail and Southerly, still well behind. The fleet was expected to cross the line around midnight tomorrow.
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Astor
Salo
Archina
Norlh
Kintail
Wool Bureau Aids Tennis Tour for Women Team
The Australian Wool Bureau and allied groups will fund part of an overseas women’s tennis tour this year. The team will compete in major events across more than a dozen countries including Italy, the UK, France, Germany, the USA and Japan. The S.T.A.A. will allow players to assist wool promotion in host nations.
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Melbourne
Australian Wool Bureau
Ovi Jan
S.T.A.A
Italy
United Kingdom
France
Germany
U.S.A
Japan
Ceer
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Copper King
Blue Channel
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Craig
Lloyd
Hawke Saunders
Hawke
O'Neill
Lill
Hawke Booth
Sincock Thomas
Martin
Flockton
Hawke Benaud
Bates
Jarman
Ford
Rorkest Jarman
Teldeheendin
Ler Fall
Himan
Hurn
S.A. Ist
Favell
Sargent
Benaud Lill
Sundries
Rai
Rau
Rorke
Thompson
Moore Wilkeys
Cassidy
the Scribe
H. Cope
SPEC
Pachinko
W. Camerine
Eeny
K Panerine
Hoa Hine
R. Thomson
Biscayne
Payray
E. Boon
Kiopana
J. Thompson Oe
W.L
S—Bouble Bay
G. Podmo
E. Didham
S. Cassidy
Ae Eee Pap
URESS
R. Villans
Sunny Royal II
W. Maher
UN. Uu
Molloy
Tembu Lad
KE. Smith
Hudson
LE Gris
C. Puckley Wu
Raiburn
Wit
Lone Ace
Penrith Welter Hcp
M. Robinson
J. Hampton
M. Et
Ron
D. Wei
Eye
Vendor
Sas
Terry Lee
Keith Punch
Ling
Tozer
Trans-Tasman Yachts Racing
Solo
Wool Bureau
Christopher John Shake- Federal Speare
I Capital Press of Australia Pty Ltd
Compan Street
City
Sir Bagby Ape
Bagby
Amilraario
Anai
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