Truman loses as Blackman defeats star at Manly
In Sydney at the Manly Seaside Championships Jill Blackman, 20, beat leading English player Christine Truman 6-2 6-0 in straight sets. Blackman, playing her first match since surgery five weeks ago, dominated every phase of the game. Neale Fraser also defeated Belgian E Drossari 6-4 6-3 and later teamed with Ken Fletcher to win a three set doubles match 6-4 2-6 6-2.
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Sydney
Christine Truman
Manly
E. Drossari
Fraser
Ken Fletcher
Queensland
N. Keldie
Cr. Forbes
S A Eleven Set For Innings Win In Australia Test
Western Australia trail by 227 runs on first innings after being bowled for 167. The attack led by left-arm spinner David Sincock troubled WA as LA captain Les Favell indicated he would enforce the follow on. WA starts second innings tomorrow with slim chance to avoid innings defeat.
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Western Australia
W.A
David Sincock
L.A
Les Favell Gard
Australia Loses Initiative In Test Match
In Australia’s Test, the home side posted a paltry total though Davidson Benaud and Mackay steadied late. England’s Dexter and Cowdrey sparked a decisive lead with a strong partnership and Cowdrey’s return to form, while Benaud struggled with expensive overs early.
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Australia
Davidson
Benaud
Mackay
England
Alan Davidson
Sheppard
Dexter
Cowdrey
Adelaide
M.C.C
Fastest Narrowly Beaten by Grande Brio in Tight Finish
J Waterhouse rode Fastest to challenge Grande Brio in the final strides, edging the mare by three quarters of a length while Maspero held third after a wide run. Fastest suffered a trio of big losing bets as Noble Star finished last in a six due to heavy support for other favourites.
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Grande Brio
Fastest
Maspero
J. Waterhouse
Podmore
Ciold Fiddle
T. J. Smith
Noble Star
Fisher leads West Indies pace as NSW fights to save Shield
Fisher and West Indian Hall pace NSW in a two and a half hour first innings, giving Western Australia a 184 lead. NSW for 97 for two at stumps after following on, with Flockton 38 not out and Lee 19 not out.
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Fisher
Wesley Hall
Tom Veivers
N.S.W
Ray Flockton
Terry Lee
Hall
Veivers
Nsw
Warren Saunders
Grahame Thomas
Flockton
Lee
Lonerrow
Saunders
Weivers
Thomas
Grout
Hall Lee Rum
Trimble
Hall _ Kelly
Martin
Bull
Weivers Walters
Pusher
Goonesena
Fisher Misson
Veivers Ford Show
Fisher Berke
Eball Saunders
Trimble Fisher
Ed Flockton
Cricketer Innings and Bowling Totals From A Turbulent Match
A fragmented scoretable lists innings highlights for S A and W A with multiple batsmen dismissed by Lock Hoare and Sobers, including notable partners and run totals. Bowling figures show Brooks Hawke Sobers Sincock Chappel and others posting varied overs and wickets as teams chase totals in a dense score ledger.
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Favell
Bevan
Cunningham
Hoare
Ill
Buggins
Bevan cLachlan
Ansie
Smith
Happel
Gartrel
Ducker
Hawke
Sincock
Lock
Brooks
Sobers
Chappel
Dansie
Revan
Gallash
Warburn PO
W.A
Innes
Gartrell
Brooks Smith
Sobers Vernon
Brooks Waneh
Chappel Toverarity
Sincock Harburn
Sincock Bugeins
Sincock Revan
Gallash Ltd
Sundries
Lane Triumphs On First Mount In Mixing Card
Lane wins aboard Sirikit who outsprints rivals including Viewer and Royal Centaur while Moongay runs strongly under Brian Gilders. Stetson fails as 2-1 Favourite in the Appeal Trial Murdle with fall injury to Peter Riley. New Edition trained by Kevin Lafferty wins at Warrnambool as Tea wood runs midpack. Serenata takes Nurses Handicap division with Perique flailing later. Harvest Chief edges Manndale as Sir Lorrient misbehaves on the final stretch.
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Viewer
Royal Centaur
Alfonso
Lane
Sirikit
Star Kingdom
Chicquita
Zetta Star
Ita Moongay
Moongay
Brian Gilders
Stetson
Murdle
Peter Riley
Riley
New Edition
Warrnambool
Kevin Lafferty
Lafferty
Teawood
Nurses
Serenata
Ideal
Punters
G. Lane
Sir Lorrient
Harvest Chief
W. A. Smith
Manndale
Canberra Christmas bowls fours final to day
Section winners in the preliminary rounds of the Canberra Queanbeyan Christmas bowls championship fours were Bert Rumble Jerry Malone Les Bain Jim Adams Vic Southwell George Southwell Dave Downie The best second captained by Bernie Fox joins seven section winners for the quarter finals Draws staged Foy Southwell Adams Malone Baine Makin Rumble Downe Quarter finals to be played today at Canberra City club starting at 9.00 am
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Canberra
Queanbeyan
Bert Rumble
Jerry Malone
Les Bain
Jim Adams
Vic Southwell
George Southwell
Dave Downie
Bernie Fox
Foy
Southwell
Adams
Malone
Baine
Makin
Rumble
Downe
Greens
Canberra City
Yau
Summer Smile for Randwick aims for fourth straight win
Randwick card features Summer Smile in the Alfred Hill Handicap with A Mulley aboard despite extra weight. Mulley also rides Al conette Odhner King Flying Knight and Lord Cancer while Alspick is favourite for Tattersall's Cup. Travel On may challenge. Trainer T J Smith sends Enfold in the New Year's Gift.
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Sydney
Summer Smile
Randwick
A. Mulley
Mulley
Alconette
Gladstone
Odhner King
Encourage
Flying Knight
Weller
Lord Cancer
Alspick
T. J. Smith
Brabham and McLaren Eye East Africa Safari Rally
Australian driver Jack Brabham and New Zealander Bruce McLaren plan to compete in the East African safari rally next Easter. Rally officials say they will assist in securing sponsors as they pursue the event. McLaren placed second and Brabham fourth in the South African Grand Prix held Saturday.
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P.reuter
Jack Brabham
Bruce Mclaren
Arrally
McLaren
Brabham
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