Victorian tennis under police guard amid anti apartheid protests
Security for the Victorian Lawn Tennis Championships tightens as police deter disruptors protesting South African players Laura Rossouw and Brenda Kirk. A man leaped a wall and charged the court, crashing into a net as play paused ten minutes. Police escorted players and maintained order during the match.
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Melbourne
Laura Rossouw
Maralyn Tesch
Miss Rossouw
Brenda Kirk
Fiery WA paceman is given Test chance
Australia's selectors named Western Australia pace bowler Dennis Lillee in the Australian squad for the Sixth Test in Adelaide. Lillee replaces Ross Duncan, giving skipper Bill Lawry a noted attacking option to challenge England’s battering by John Snow and the English openers.
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Australia
Dennis Lillee
Adelaide
Bill Lawry
England
John Snow
Meckenzie
Thomson
Connolly
Duncan
Simpy
Lillee
Donald Bradman
Neil Harvey
Sam Loxton
England Rally Faces Australian Pace at Melbourne Test
At the MCG nearly 66 000 watched England recover after a morning Australia assault. Boycott Edrich and Cowdrey fell early, but Luckhurst's resilient century amid a 140 run fourth wicket stand kept England alive as Kerry O Keeffe spun for Australia. Graveney hinted he could be a Sixth Test replacement while Luckhurst and Fletcher face fitness questions.
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Brisbane
Tom Graveney
England
MCC
Booth Innings Saves East In Flat Grade Cricket At Manuka
A 91 by left handed Terry Booth steadied East Can berra to 184 in 120 minutes against Western District at Manuka Oval on Saturday. Wayne Boardman offered 33 before being caught off Ian Canney. East’s batsmen Etheridge Owen and Harvey made 9 14 and 9 as East seeks quick improvement to win the premiership. Redenbach took three wickets for West while Howe Canney and Winter claimed two apiece. Boardman and Moore bowled five economical overs each. City’s Charlie Smith hit 64 and McCarty 47 as City declared 5 203. North and Queanbeyan results noted with stands and scores. details on Page 10.
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Terry Booth
East Canberra
Western District
Manuka Oval
East
Wayne Boardman
Shane Redenbach
Ian Canney
Mike Etheridge
Kerry Owen
Bruce Harvey
Easts
Lyndon Howe
Canney
Ken Winter
Redenbach
Boardman
West
Dean Moore
David Marshall
iWeden
Neil Lamming
Bill Atkinson
North
Gillard
Norths
Bob Morgan
ANU
Queanbeyan
Scoreboard Australia First Innings 9 4 93 Dec
SCOREBOARD AUSTRALIA First innings 9/493 dec ENGLAND First innings Boycott c Redpath b Thomson . . . 2. 06 16 ws 12 Luckhorst b Walters . 2. 0. e5 c8 ae ee ee ee 8 Edrich ¢ Marsh b Thomsom . 2. 2. 12 ee ae ee 9 Cowdrey c and b Gleeson . 2. 2 2. ee ee ee ee TD FY Oliveira not out 2. 6. a. ae we eee ee ee 16 See ae ee ee ee oe ae ee see ius 27 te ore ae ae ee ae ee ee ee oe TER Total for 4 wickets Fall: 40, 64, 88, 228. Thomson 24/3/85/2, Duncan 14/4/30/0, G. Chappell 6/0/17/0, O'Keeffe 13/5/ 39/0, Gleeson 14/4/38/ 1, Stack pole 6/3/18/0, Walters 5/2/7/1. Byes , Leg-Byes 12, No-Balls 10 (Thomson 8 Dun can, 1, O'Keeffe 1). Time 340 mins, Overs 76. Attendance 65,860, Takings $53,731.
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England
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Redpath
Thomson
Luckhorst
Walters
Edrich
Marsh
Thomsom
Cowdrey
Gleesom
FY Oliveira
Ius
Duncan
G. Chappell
O'Keeffe
Gleeson
Stackpole
Richards HITS ANOTHER 100 at SCG
Barry Richards scored a century for South Australia against NSW at the Sydney Cricket Ground. He was 110 not out as play ended, with South Australia 3-196 in reply to NSW 441. Richards faced 215 minutes, counted 19 fours, and delighted a 6,240-strong crowd despite a slow start.
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Sydney
Barry Richards
South Australia
Nsw
Richards
Sydney Cricket Ground
Bill Gunther
Central West
Wallaby
ACT to face SA touring side in Canberra rugby clash
The NSW Country Rugby Union meeting in Sydney settled that the ACT Rugby Union would host the touring South African Rugby Union side in Canberra. ACTRU chairman John Hunter and secretary Tony Duffy secured the motion amid discussions on fixtures and training, with late adjustments considered to ensure ACT readiness.
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ACTRU
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Hunter
Tony Duffy
McManis
Security talk proposed by NSW rugby chief
NSWRU chairman Wal McManis promised a conference of all responsible organisations on security for South African players, their quarters, transport and match venues at the NSWCRU meeting. He said NSW has a duty to act and would push security if re-elected, stressing no vigilante groups would be tolerated.
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Haps
Duffy
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All Blacks
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ARU
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Tonga
Queensland
Victoria
Tansport
NSWRU
Wal McManis
NSWRA
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