Surprise Loss Ends Smiths Run Of Wins In Australia
Miss Smith suffered her first defeat after a long winning run in singles, doubles, and mixed events across five Australian tournaments. Smith and Ebberi had dominated national titles, with victories in Queensland New South Wales South Australia and Victoria. The match featured strong play from Vegart and Turner as Smith lost the first set and struggled to find rhythm in rallies, while junior players and other finalists performed fiercely.
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Voyage of the tub causes river confusion
In a quirky incident along the Murcumbidgee River, Wengtive and NE Bal Rowan from the University of Sycning engage in a tub voyage mishap. Rowan allegedly preserves his lead with a clever touch of clue at a eucalyptus switch, as reporters note.
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Wayhui
Balrowan
Th University of Sycning
Olympic Swim Hopes Brighten at World Class Meet
Phegan staged a brilliant finish to edge titleholder Bob Windle by a tenth of a second as Richard Ling finished third. Phegan swam 17.95 seconds, the second fastest in the world this year, beating Windle and raising hopes to retire from work to focus on swimming. Kad Byrom of Sydney narrowly beat Peter Reynolds in the under 13 10% freestyle, recording 2m 1s to set junior marks and push Reynolds’ time to a new Australian junior record after two swims that shaved 3.8 seconds off the previous mark. Reynolds’ 2m 20.35 in the other race also improved the Australian and state junior record.
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Sydney
North Sydney Olympic Pool
Australia
Russell Phegan
Narowly
Phewan
Bob Windle
Richard Ling
Phegan
Windle
Phegin
Murray Ruse
Kad Byrom
Peter Reynolds
Cinsford
Reynolds
John Walsley
Weyne Vincent
Ian Chappell Resumes Shield Chase Against Queensland
Queensland lead Queensland 363 posted. Ian Chappell of South Australia is 110 not out as play resumes at Brisbane after bad light halted yesterday. South Australia 20 for six in chase of Queensland’s first innings total. Ken Mackay looms as key danger with spin and pace to chase the resilient score.
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Ian Chappell
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Ken Mackay
Mackay
Sixth win for skipper Cassidy in Australian skiff title
Perth reports Jack Cassidy won the Australian championship for the sixth time aboard the Wexler Australian skiff Evelyn on Swan River. He set a record that is expected to stand for many years, as his skiff dominated the regatta yesterday.
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Evelyn
Swan River
Jack Cassidy
Cricketers renew legacy in MacDougall Cup clash
Fire Brigade and Burns Club played for the MacDougall Cup in Canberra's revived trophy contest. Fire Brigade won by 20 runs, reviving a 1926 contest that celebrated T. B. MacDougall who scored a half century while his dog stole the ball.
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Devlin Invited to Carling Tournament and Masters
Bruce Devlin has been invited to join the Carling Tournament atoking Country Club in Michigan with Kel Nagle and Peter Thomson among the Australians invited. The event offers almost £19,000 in prize money, with the winner earning £16,000, and will be held in August. Devlin was also invited to participate in the American Masters Tournament, a prestige match scheduled for April.
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Bruce Devlin
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Michigan
United States
Devlin
Kel Nagle
Peter ‘Thomson
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South Africa relies on Colin Bland in Sydney Test
South Africa trails Australia by three runs at 254 for eight after Bland, the only recognized batsman, anchors the innings at the Sydney Cricket Ground. Pollock's 122 helped South Africa as Australia eyes quick wickets and a big score to set up a finish in three days.
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Melbourne
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Thik
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Pitney
Bert Oldfield
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Trevor Goddard
Tomerow
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Simpson To Lead NSW In South Australia Match
Australian captain Bobby Simpson named NSW captain for the January 17 to 24 clash with South Australia at the Sydney Cricket Ground. Richie Benaud named to play under Simpson with Brian Booth as vice captain. Graeme Carling to gain further experience. full squad list includes R Simpson B Booth and others.
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Bobby Simpson
New South Wales
South Australia
Sydney Cricket Ground
Richie Benard
Simson
Benaud
N.S.W
Austaiia
South Africa
Brian Booth
Newcastle
Graeme Carling
R. Simpson
B. Boollive
R. Renaud
G. Coring
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J. Machin
FM Ni O'Neil
Po Thongs
T. Lee
India 7/457 In 1st Test Madras
India declared at 745/7 in the first Test at Madras after Bodhi Kumar 192 and Vijay Manekar 108 led a strong total. England trail by 394 with three days left as illness hits Parks and Stewart. England captain Mike Smith opens due to Stewart's injury while Sharpe and Bolus fall early.
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Jim Parks
Mickey Stewart
India
Bodhi Kunderfam
Andre Ba
Vijay Ma Niekar
Bngland
Mike Smith
Stewart
Phil Sharpe
Brian Bolus
Sharpe
Printed notice from The Federal Capital Prot of Australia Ply Ltd
Printed notice from The Federal Capital Pty Ltd located at 18 Mort Street, Canberra City. Official publication states the company’s registered office and details of its incorporation.
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