NSW Fallout Near End as SA Seizes Lead in Test
NSW collapsed with one day left as SA built a seven-run first innings lead amid pivotal dropped chances by NSW bowlers and fielders. Sincock and Booth shone for SA while NSW struggled in the field, with key wickets and missed opportunities shaping the pivotal day’s play.
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Rene Booth
Binchek
Doug Walien
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Fiurn
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Halvity Dansie
Clive Churchill
Mid-Wickel
Immanes
Siena
George Griffiths
Dansie
Queensland
Sinenck
Deadline to scramble scratchings at Canberra raceday
GRAEME KELLY reports a 9 30 deadline for scratchings on raceday mornings at Canberra meetings from January 23 Commonwealth Cup day as TAB begins local races. The fragment also notes a bruising incident and transfer listings from NSW Country Rugby League with multiple players named and fees listed.
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Canberra
Churchill
Brisbane
Seagulls
Nsw
Country Rugby League of Nsw
Boggabri Club
Barry Kellam
Leet
Michael Nelson
Robert Grothys I
Act
Totalisator Agency Board
Scoreboard snippet shows antag Setter Shane Seamebert
A terse scoreboard fragment lists Shane Seamebert as a setter, with unclear context and missing game details. The readable portion identifies a single player and role, suggesting incomplete coverage of a match or event.
Russians to tour Australia for soccer matches in 1965
A champion Russian team will tour Australia from late February with games planned in Canberra Sydney and Melbourne. The tour aims to include a first overseas appearance for a Russian side in Canberra and Sydney with matches in Melbourne on March 12 and 14. Officials noted costs would be covered and the venture would mark a historic first for Russian soccer in Australia.
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Australia
Australian Soccer Federation
Torpedoes
Jean Toren
Nian
Fede Ak
Capital
Sydney
Briscee
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Fate
Ted
Canberra
University moves Turner Oval to central grounds deal
The University will relocate Turner Oval to Australian National University grounds by season end. Turner Cricket Club and the ACT Soccer Federation currently using the Turner ground are expected to shift to a new site, per a Department of the Interior spokesman.
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Garner Oval
Astralian National University
Department of the Interior
Derday
Turner Cricket Club
ACT
Soccer Federation
Turner
Conner
Special Treatment at Yarraville Meeting
Kevie Wie fame attracted a large crowd at a Yarraville gathering after a trusteeship event at Temarm Txt Sat ray night. The reception overwhelmed him as talks shifted toward court plans and club roles. A substantial turnout showed strong local interest in trotting and the booming scene.
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Queanbegan
Kevie Wie Fame
Yarraville
Temarm
Coure
Williams
Lemora
A.C
Bannock Looks For Fortunes In Twilight Handicap
Betting notes from Canterbury track highlight Bannock as best ride of the quartet, with recent form showing two seconds and three thirds since a spell. Prince Tiraze and Prince Thuye also attract attention as likely contenders in the six furlong Caneferbury events tomorrow.
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Smile
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New SIDRA Secretary Ian Reid Takes Post
The Southern District Racing Association announces 33 year old Ian Reid as the new secretary. He has commenced duty at the association's office and will attend his first SIDRA committee meeting.
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Southern District Racing Association
Ian Reid
Reid
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Young walkers push each other to record pace
Robert Dent and Trevor Dawes of North Canberra club drive each other in inter club events. Their rivalry has helped set a new under 17 mile walk record, lowering it from 1 min 20 sec to 1 min 25 sec since the season began.
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Canberra
Robert Dent
Trevor Dawes
North Canberra Club
Australian Jockey Club weighs higher losing jockeys’ fees
In Sydney the Australian Jockey Club committee contemplates an application to lift losing jockeys’ fees in New South Wales. The potential rise, if approved, would affect payments to jockeys who do not win races.
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Sydney
Jockey Club
New South Wales
Duffy Appointed Non Playing Coach Amid Fees Debated
Report notes Duffy will serve as non playing coach while committees discuss the new fee scale. Details mention metropolitan charges, London and Glasgow contexts, and announced adjustments for jockey and mounting payments. The decision follows discussions on the reform and timing set for January.
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Yale
Glasgow
Australia
Eastlake
Jenhien
Harney leads Los Angeles Open after 54 holes
Defending champion Paul Harney cards a three under 68 to reach 207 and hold a two stroke lead over Bruce Devlin who trails by eight after 54 holes in the Los Angeles Open with Tony Lema and others close behind. The field includes Masters winner and Australian players as the event nears conclusion.
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Alan Chee
Fisher
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Sidney
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Fouhe Ne Yell
Bruce Devtin
Tony Lema
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Arnot Paimes
Kwan
Steen
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Wells
Crampton Way
Amules
Rampton
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Pmoshenka Sears
Isappoumine
Aren
Hamilton
Bob Charles
New Zeathe
Choal
Nsw
Harney Lee
Isna Ace
Dan Siker
Bi Casper
Pater
Ina
Sometime Returns for Argyle Handicap at Moonee Valley
Sometime, once a disappointment last spring, plans a comeback in the Argyle Handicap over six furlongs at Moonee Valley next Saturday. Burke, Victoria's leading trainer, aims to peak the horse with careful track work and a top rider.
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Patterson
Burke
Victoria
Caulfield
Seta
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Federal Capital Press notices in Canberra records
Public notices from the Australian publisher Federal Capital Press of Australia Pty. Limited at Pirie Street Fyshwick and John Fairfax & Sons Limited outline forthcoming publications and administrative details for media operations.
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Federal Capital Press of Australia
Pirie Street
Fyshwick
Act
Federa Capital Press of Australia
John Fairfax & Sons Limited
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