Pacer Halwes Injured by Stone in Auckland Interdominion Heat
Auckland reports describe Tasmanian pacer Halwes suffering a bruised eye after being struck by a stone near the start of the Interdominion heat. Driver Keyi Newman and observers noted the impact but deemed the injury superficial while Halwes remained competitive in the race. Other finalists listed include Halwes rivals from Australia and New Zealand, with crowd attendance reported at 18,160.
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Halwes
Keyi Newman
Mick
Hialwos
Cera
Wesley
Jmrcors
New Zealand
Cecil Devine
Nevl
Ford
Australia
Ugainn
Cardigan, Bay
Cane
Pumdon
Governor Prat
Sable Hales
Last ball loss by ACT in tense racing and dogged heat
The noisy race meets a tense finish as ACT, led by Wesley, nearly clinches the last ball of the race with Berident and Noc Berident in pursuit. The event features talk of trainer driver Revi Set and expectations of Fir winning, while Edwards and Townley spark notable fast bowling moments and racing commentary from the New Zealand circuit.
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Halwes
Goth Tniiner Wesley Ani
Newmar Sare
Manoke Ln Ieerp
Revi Set
Robinson Alan
Firwin
Jas
Manns
Bataman
Tegat
Firion Richardson
Brin
Richardson
New Zealand
Jan Wyner
Delvin
Eons Bowe
Richard Ou
ACT
Rome Sentis
Former Richmond star to coach ANU in TANFL season
Former Richmond footballer Frank Dunin will coach ANU for the TANFL season. The article notes Dunin's long involvement in Melbourne and at the University, with the Jupiter program and Victorian Amateur Association context also mentioned, detailing coaching plans despite a setback at Rosehill.
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Vietonan
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University
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Arulew Gresn
Stevens
Geoff] Brown
Victoria Russ Cooper
Jaf Se
Kefida
Ian Cooper
Tasdeem
Ainslie
Pith Acton
Caner
Jane
Acton
Australia and USA shine in Los Angeles indoor meet
Star sprinter Ron Clarke and Kerry Pearce headlined a crowded Los Angeles indoor meet as Australia and the US produced top marks. Clarke fell just short of the world record in a fast 2 mile effort, while Pearce set a new world mark in the two miles as spectators packed the 14 000 capacity arena. The night featured several top performances including Dave Perry and Tracy Smith leading US runners and an Australian contingent shining in the sprint and middle distance events.
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Max Muller
Acton
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Magpies
Ately
Los Angeles
Sun- Pearce
Jamin
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Egeaucent
Monel” Young
Wee
Youngs
Ralnites
Tracy Smith
St Simin
Australia
Kerry O'risn
Ron Clarke
Kerry Pearce
Whight
Tims
New Zealand
Bill Walley
Austrian girl wins top Olympic ski race
Olge Pall, a 20 year old Austrian, won the women's downhill at the Winter Games. The event saw strong contenders from France and Russia, with Lydia Shablikova taking silver and other notable finishes noted. The race highlighted Austria's strength in alpine skiing and Olympic competition.
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Aap-Rauler
Olge Pall
Malians win gold in dramatic Olympic two man bobsled
In Grenoble the Malians won gold after a dramatic final run in the two man bobsleigh event. West German Horst Floth and his partner took silver as the Malians set a near record time for the course amid a highly charged race.
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Pooteek
Horst Floth
Ant Bailes
Country week bowls crown claimed by Queanbeyan veteran
Kensington hosted the country week bowls singles with Queanbeyan veteran Charlo sawes dominating the event. Tom Cummins of Wyong emerged the eventual winner after defeating Percy Haines of Gosford in a semifinal and Stine Nanchiad in the final, with Ty among top contenders and a prior best in 1950.
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Percy Haines
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