Roche wins fourth NSW Open title at White City
Tony Roche of New South Wales captured his fourth NSW Open crown at White City, defeating Dick Stockton 6-3 3-6 6-3 6-4 after a rain delay. Roche earned 13,500 dollars. Stockton 7,750. The final, halted by thunder, marked Roche’s return to form following retirement talk and added to his NSW Open titles in 1967 1969 and 1974.
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Australia and Pakistan share batting honours in Melbourne Test
Australia and Pakistan finished the second Test at the Melbourne Cricket Ground with batting honours tied as a lifeless wicket yielded a record pace of runs. Pakistan ended day two on 186 for one in reply to Australia’s 517 for eight declared, with Chappel reaching a century before falling to Iqbal Qasim.
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Ashe rolls to first round win at Kooyong
American Arthur Ashe, 33, opened the Marlboro Australian Open at Kooyong with a swift 6-3 6-0 6-2 victory over Peter McNamara after ending a slump. Guillermo Vilas also advanced, defeating Paul McNamee 6-2 6-4 6-2, while several seeds fell in the opening round.
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United States
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Victoria
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Dick Crealy
Guillermo Vilas
Paul McNamee
Richard Lewis
Britain
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Nsw
Geol! Masters
Queensland
Hank Pfister
Storm delays NSW Open final as Australian Open starts
Sydney storm halts play at White City forcing postponement of the unfinished NSW Open men’s singles final between Tony Roche and Dick Stockton. Roche won the final today as both Roche and Stockton face rest before Melbourne first rounds tomorrow. Doubles finalists Mark Famondsen John Marks Syd Ball and Kim Warwick also have first rounds rescheduled.
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Neth King Wins Heat in Edinburgh 110m Sprint
Neth King of Gao ee the Stawell Gilt dominated his heat in the New Year Skoll 110 metre sprint at Edinburgh to secure a place in the semi finals set for tomorrow. The Australian athlete advanced with a clear lead and strong pace, highlighting his readiness for the decisive rounds.
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Four-way battle in Arrow sailing title at Glenelg Beach
Queensland rider Graham Bunney and Andy Duffield face John Govan and Bruce Pickett in a competitive four boat heat for the Arrow sailing championships to be sailed off Glenelg Beach amid Australian title hopes.
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Adelaide
Lillee Warned For Bowling and Time Tactics in Melbourne
Dennis Lillee faced umpires warning for bowling too many bouncers and taking too long between overs during the Melbourne match. Umpire Tom Brooks cautioned him as captain Greg Chappell explained Lillee was removed from bowling for the remainder of the innings, while Max Walker could have been used. Lillee ended the day with one for 45 off 11 overs after the confrontation.
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Lillee warned for suspected under‑arm bowling in Pakistan test
During the Pakistan test Lillee faced a warning for under‑arm bowling as Majid fell, boosting his tally to 19 and tying Richie Benaud as Australia’s leading wicket taker against Pakistan. Mushtaq praised Pakistan’s position and outlined plans to reach 440 and defend it, while Chappell noted a likely unlikely result without brilliance.
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England Tightens Grip In Second India Test at Tea
England, already ahead in the series, moved into a strong position on day two in Calcutta as India were bowled out for 146. Willis grabbed five wickets, Prasanna troubled visitors with a tantalising length, and Randall top scored for England with 37 as they trailed India by seven at 88 for three.
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Splashing favourite in Queanbeyan Flying Handicap
Splashing, trained by Graham Parker, heads the Queanbeyan 1200m Flying Handicap field after Ramfis withdrew. Bailey's Boy and River Diamond are likely dangers while Magic Hus meets Just Olver in the Rural Stakes. Canberra Rider notes racing at Queanbeyan with Improvers and Maiden events on the card.
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Royal Cadenza Wins Auckland Cup Narrowly
Leading New Zealand rider Bob Skelton steered Royal Cadenza as the 9/4 favourite to a narrow victory in the Auckland Cup over 3200 yards yesterday. Royal Cadenza led early as pacemaker before Skelton tucked him behind Crystanm in the middle stages.
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Mulberry Walk Set for First Start at Randwick
Sydney trainer Tommy Smith sends Mulberry Walk a two year old filly to debut in the Rocky Point Handicap 1000m at Randwick tomorrow. Huysars Pride is main threat after recent strong finish, with other runners showing notable form in yard and barrier trials.
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Indwick
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