Ashe Delivers Rallying Show in Canberra Exhibition
Arthur Ashe, hailed by critics as the world’s best, impressed spectators at Manuka amid talk he may skip professional tours. He outshot rival Pavarell with pace and aggressive forehand, while comments from peers suggested his methodical approach could propel him to the top, though he hinted at not joining the two professional tours.
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Arthur Ashe
Newto
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Idee
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Oth Tueek
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Aste
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Mr Lever
Ken Rosewall
Maniiba
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America
Paintell
Divers struggle for state titles in Canberra meets
Canberra Amateur Swimming Club endures cold winds and rough seas as divers compete in state championships delaying results. Brie Whatman wins in the second segment while Thomas Marty qualifies for the Nationals in Sydney next March. Several swimmers qualified for upcoming state championships though weather and water temperatures hindered preparation and practice.
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Thomas Marty
Sydney
Whatman
Murphy
Rabin
M Marcu Uteri
Packer
Bs Goldnick
Plewes Hutterfys
R. Hamiewmn
Sprinter Destroyed After Melbourne Handicap Injury
Melbourne Monday Handicap at Eleming saw Marmion, a top Victoria sprinter, suffer a severe leg fracture in the off fore while running. The seven-year-old gelding was whisked by ambulance to trainer Les Carstens’ stable, with plans to not race this month.
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Peld
Melbourne
Eleming
Hiram Baddeley
Manangatang
Murray
Les Carstens
Deesusa
Asian syndicate quits Australian racing after ban
Melbourne report says The Asian syndicate ends its connection with racing and the roadstock industry in Australia. Felipe Yamaal of Quezon City Philippines leads the group. Horses owned by the syndicate to be sold. Yamaal, with his private minder C Waymouth and jockey George Hope, were disqualified for two years by VRC stewards. Harold Howse, a stable commissioner, received 12 months for false information about Follow Me’s backing. Frank Ford, racing manager for the group, was exonerated.
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Australia
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Quezon City
Philippines
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C. Waymouth
George Hope
VRC
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Mooney Valley
Frank Ford
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Bill Stutt
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Grasa
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Watkins
Arthur Mor‘rly
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Neve
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Bat
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Yamael
Busineesroan
Appeals Filed by Disqualified Persons Against Sentences
The disqualified persons have lodged appeals and will be heard by the VRC committee, probably in the second week of February. VRC secretary Me L. V. Lachal stated today.
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VRC
Me L. V. Lachal
Four West Indies batsmen face stern test at Sydney
At the Sydney Cricket Ground the famed quartet of Sobers Kanhar Nurse and Butcher confront a tough tour exam while rookies Loyd Fredericks and Carew impress in their first Australia exposure. The article notes Sobers’ slower form, rising hopes for the three left-handers, and the looming return of strong West Indies prospects as the MCG series nears its halfway point.
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Sydney
Gary Sobers
Rohan Kanhar Seymour Nurse
Basil Butcher
Sydney Cricket Ground
West Indies
Guyana
Clive Loyd
Roy Fredericks
Trinidad
Joey Carew
Australia
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Wis
Kealy
Mckenne
Rohan Kanhal
George Headley
Rank Worrall
Everton Weekes
Clyde Walott
Nurse
Jay Com
Hart Leads PGA Round With 68 In New Zealand Open
Paul Hart of Katoomba NSW shot a 68 to share the initial round lead with New Zealand’s Bob Charles at the Stars Travel PGA event in Mount Maunganui. The morning group finished joint top with solid irons and early birdies as the rain-affected course challenged players.
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Mount Maun'ganut
Paul Hart
Katoomba
Nsw
New Zealand
Bob Charles
Promoter upsets Victorian open day in tennis upset
A sensational start to the $12,000 Vie. wan Open team championships saw four leading professional women withdraws including Americans Bille tena and Ann fewest, while France and Ann fewest fitaln pulled out. American Mr Germ Mex cat reported by Mee McCatl in Lim Angelis Shieked the LTAN. STAV president Hiarey Hopenan confirmed no play in Victorian tournament. In the men’s draw, Bob Lute defeated Frank Sedgman 63 64 1% 46 64, tiring Sedgman after a 20 year age gap. other Americans Maye erg and Donald Dell advanced in straight sets.
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Lim Angelis
McCall
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Erry
Spirls
Bob Lute
Theaniicha
Queensland Triumph in Captivating Last Over Victory
In a postwar Shield cricket thriller Queensland edged Victoria by 12 runs with 308 needed for victory. Bob Paulsen hit a decisive three as Queensland chased down the target in the final over, fending off Victoria’s late resistance and securing the outright win.
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Queensland
Melbourne
Victoria
Visitors Outplay Yet At Season End In Test Debate
The Melbourne and Sydney cricket talk centers on Australia led by Lawry and a strong display from Freeman and Walters. The visitors showed depth in pace and spin, with Jarman cited as key, while questions remain about resilience in the final innings and the Test match context for the upcoming India and South Africa series.
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Sydney
Kaan Taher
Melbourne
Kimball and Company
Eaunner
Pavidson
Benwad
Art Mackay
Lawry
India
South Africa
Renaud
Gleeson
Freeman
Wist Har
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Fragmented sports score update from unclear text
The readable fragments describe a late six o’clock moment with a visitor and a scoreboard. It mentions Grant Juhon and a final over, suggesting a cricket or baseball context, with a six needed for victory. Specific teams, dates, and outcomes are not clear from the garbled material.
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Pratsery
Ucan
Antil
Grant Juhon
Ski Carnival Set to Feature Notable Experts and Barefoot Action
Local ski carnival this month will showcase Dave Hamilton of Kitt Mayes and Singletin with status as prominent single alpine skiers. Australian barefoot display and two mile water course rides headline. Prize money of 40 dollars each for winners noted as the event proceeds with men and women competitors.
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Kitt, Mayes
Pend
Pal Ieight
Hamiion
Wo Buys Mime
Australia
Junit
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