Anderson beats Rosewall for NSW Open title
In Sydney at White City, veteran Mal Anderson, 37, defeated top seed Ken Rosewall 6 3 6 4 6 4 to win the New South Wales men's singles final and collect over 2 000 in prize money. Court beat Goolagong 4-6 6-3 10-8 to win the women's title, while Anderson and Newcombe won the men's doubles 6-1 6-4.
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Margaret Court
Fvanne Goolagong
White City
Sydney
Jander Mal Anderson
Ken Rosewall
New South Wales
Anderson
Rosewall
Nsw
White
Frongs Goolagong
Mrs Court
Evonne
Missy Goolagong
New Zealand
Auckland
Mal Anderson
John
W Newcombe
Alex Metrewell
Lissa
Kazuko Sawamatsu
Jan O'Neill
Melbourne runner Raferty reaches Bega on sixth stage
Sunday update on Tony Rafferty, a Mel bourne runner, arriving in Bega shortly before 6pm during his Sydney to Melbourne marathon. He will depart tomorrow at 9am for a 40 mile leg to Eden.
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Bega
Melbourne
Tony Rafferty
Sydney
Eden
Gould Extends To Win State 200m Freestyle
Shane Gould narrowly defeats Suzanne Anderson in the State 200m freestyle final at North Sydney pool. Gould clocked 2:08.0, missing her Munich Olympic world record by several seconds, while Anderson posted a 2:09.7 personal best. Olympians Sharon Booth and Narelle Moras raced for third at 2:15.9, with Booth prevailing. Anderson later won junior 400m in 4:42.0, and Michael Wenden led the men’s open 200m with 1:57.7 though short of his heat record.
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Sydney
Shane Gould
Suzanne Anderson
North Sydney
Miss Anderson
Sharon Booth
Narelle Moras
Miss Booth
Michael Wenden
Wenden
Sydney Harbour hosts world 18ft sailing title race winners
Dave Porter steered KB to a close first heat victory in the world 18ft sailing championship on Sydney Harbour. The lead changed four times before KB beat Travelodge International by seven seconds. Travelodge's spinnaker bracing failed as they dropped to third and nearly capsized.
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Sydney
Dave Porter
Sydney Harbour
Travelodge International
Roger Welsh
USA
Bob Holmes
Nsw
ACT Girls Rally Past Caserta in Adelaide Softball Meet
ACT girls defeated Caserta 13 to 10 yesterday in the Australian junior girls softball championships in Adelaide. Anne Murray starred with a home run as ACT posted multiple wins including Vic d Tas 14 to 1 and SA 6 to 0, while NSW dropped a game.
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ACT
Caserta
Adelaide
Anne Murray
Vic d
Tas
Vsd SA
NSW
McCormack wins NZ Grand Prix at Pukekohe
Tasmanian driver John McCormack in the Ansett team Elfin won a strong New Zealand Grand Prix at Pukekohe. He led from the first lap as rivals faltered, with Alan Rollinson closing late but McCormack held on for victory. Graham McRae and David Oxton faced mechanical issues. Rollinson praised McCormack's consistency and speed.
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Auckland
John McCormack
Ansett Team
Elfin
Pukekohe
Alan Rollinson
Rollinson
McCormack
Rothman
New
Frank Radisich
Radisich
Pakistan bats swing Test as Lillee strains back
At the Sydney Ground Mushtaq Mohammad and Asif Kabal helped swing the third Test for Pakistan as Lillee strained his back, failing to bowl after tea. Australia collapsed with five wickets for 28 runs, leaving Pakistan only 4 behind with six wickets remaining and 53,000 fans watching.
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Mushtaq Mohammad
Pakistan
Asif Kabal
Sydney Cricket Ground
Dennis Lillee
Australia
Intikhab Alam
Saleem
Edwards
Marsh
Walker
Lillee
Massie
Rodney Marsh
Sadiq Mohammad
Sadiq Mohammad shines as Pakistan battles Australia lunch
Sadiq Mohammad top scored with a stylish 46 as Pakistan push to 141 four for, while Wasim and Asif Iqbal stitched a crucial stand. Lillee and Massie troubled late but the visitors faced disciplined Australian bowling on a lively pitch. Mushtaq Mohammad and Asif Iqbal added later to shift momentum against a wavering attack.
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Lillee
Massie
Sailiq
Jillee
Cl Cihani
Walters
Lallee
Pakistan
Buss
Shine
Sadiq
Abbas
Watkins
Marsh
Majid Khan
Australia
Ken Harrington
Wasim
Redpaih
Chey Chappell
Redpath
Mushtaq Mohammad
Asif Iqbal
Group 8 elects Kennedy president and Wandine secretary
At the Goulburn Workers' Club meeting, Jim Kennedy of Canberra was returned as Circup 8 Rugby League president and Alan Wandine of Queanbeyan as secretary. Gerry Osborne re-elected treasurer with senior vice president Frank Willis and junior vice president George Tooke joining a full management committee.
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Jim Kennedy
Canberra
Circup
Alan Vandine
Queanbeyan
Goulburn Workers
Goulburn
Gerry Osborne
Frank Willis
George Tooke
Messrs Kennedy
Wandine
Osborne
Rod Wise
Harry Brien
Don Houssenlage
Tooke
Fred Land
Kennedy
Reg Beaver
Canberra and
Croup 8
Cdmril
Trict
Yandine
Elphick
Belconnen United
Queanbeyan United
Croup
Willis
Crookwell
Cseek
Canberra Tigers
Wise
Yass Ruphy
Goulburn United
Yass
O'Brien
Woden Valley
Me Houssenlage
Referees’ Appointments Board
Referees Appointments Board
M. Riley
YW. Bryde
BE. Reynolds
J. Foran
B. Cranston
Barry Cranston
Bob Bennett
Bill Sullivan
Don Burge
John Allan
Vasa
Bennett
A. Wandine
P. Chapman
Riddell
K. Hill
L. Finn
Les McIntyre
Vandine
Country Rugby League
CRL
Sydney
Parks and Gardens
Bega
Monaro
Riverina
Wagga
Kevin Gibb
Molonglo Shield
North Caanberra
ACT Downs Australian Schoolboys One Day Match at Manuka Oval
ACT defeated Australian Schoolboys Cricket Council representative XL by innings and to all out for 74. ACT reached 6-164 at stumps as the game lingered 197 minutes beyond ASC’s innings with Kerry Owen content to let batsmen play out. Northern Suburbs spinner Graham Smith claimed 6-14, while John McMurtrie led ACT with a cautious 50 in 100 minutes. Spectators were few as the match drifted to a draw-like finish with WA leading 2 points in the scene on Page 11.
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Snow
Arnold
Prowler
Pollock
Redpath
Stackpole
Ian Chappell
Crreg Chappell
Majal Khan
Walters
ACT
Australian Schoolboys Cricket Council
Manuka Oval
ASC
ACC
Kerry Owen
ASCC
Manuka
Northern Suburbs
Graham Smith
Othe
Smith
ASCO
Puan Gray
Nsw
Graham Hughes
Moore
Grerg Grant
John McMurtrie
Neil Bulger
North
All Blacks crush England in 99 to 0 victory
New Zealand dominated England in a one sided rugby test at Wembley Stadium. Sid Going set up a try, Ian Kirkpatrick scored, and Joe Karam converted as New Zealand led from early in the match. The final score stood at 99 to 0 after a dominant performance by the visitors.
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New Zealand All Blacks
England
Bickenham
Press Association
New Zealand
Sid Going
Ian Kirkpatrick Mole
Joe Karam
Fogland
Preece
Janice Young
Stevens
Ave Williams
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Feders
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Lords
Greg Chappell
Gan
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Masood
Sarkar
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Ross Edwards
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Sheahan
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Ratille
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Tqhal
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Alstralta
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Sarfray
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