Lions forward O Shea to face disciplinary committee
Burly British Sans forward John O Shea was sent off in Saturday's match and will appear before a three man disciplinary committee in Johannesburg this morning. The committee, chaired by Dr Mynes Hardt, includes Lions manager Dr Davit Brooks and an Easter Festival union official, will consider the referee Bert Woolley's report and decide on possible caution or suspension. The case follows a decision that left O Shea with a red card and potential further action.
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Brooks
O'Shea
Eastern Transvaal
Mynes Hardt
Y Mallett
Manuka Takes Forfeit In Top Squash Match Controversy
In a disputed ACTA grade winter squash pennant clash Manuka II claimed a forfeit from Treasury as Des Moore failed to appear for his No 3 position. The event featured upsets and debates over order of play while Manuka sought leadership, with Ken Thompson and Terrybourne among others delivering strong performances despite the forfeit. The match between Manuka and Treasury drew a large crowd and tight rivalry as players competed for the title.
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Treasury
Des Moore
Mowe
Goff Christiansen
Bill Mc
Isranghan
Jov-Jin
Golden Gate
Wedel
Manik Hii Cagle
Teri
Manuka T
Inia
Pfuna
Manuka
Firshm
Mont ‘Agers
Ken Thompson
Nelbourne
Moods
Sydney
Vic
Theland Dick Hides
Anu I
Torlan
Theldam
Tolc
Serangkun
Thompson
Mit
Ly Tinally
Boch
Mexico City to host about 90,000 Olympic visitors
About 90,000 visitors from 79 countries are expected in Mexico City for at least part of the October Olympic Games, as organizers estimate. The figures reflect anticipated attendance across events and venues in the capital.
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Mexico City
Red Star wins in Belgrade amid hotel shortages and ceremony clashes
Belgrade hosts a scattered sports fest as Red Star claims a win in a tense track and field context while lodging for over 17 thousand beds struggles to accommodate overseas observers and officials. The opening ceremony faced organizational hiccups and a crowded schedule including a parade with thousands of programs.
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Belgrade
Red Star
Sai Ser Haron
Teague
Cham Torte
Clyb
Allpionship
Nhe Lodging
Nuremberg
Germany
Bal
Reiter
Record press marks in Olympic timer events across nations
The report notes Russia setting a press record, with the United States and the Soviet Union leading in Olympic timing. Officials predict long duration marks in athletics, canoeing, and volleyball as Latvia, Sweden, and other nations compete, highlighting time lengths and championship contexts.
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Oscow
Karl Pumpurin
Ruytte Af Spor
Sutig
Riga
Sweden
Prices Up For VFL Finals
Melbourne announces increased ticket prices for the VFL finals. The western stand sales wrap completed, with all seats in the public section reserved as last year. Arthur Calwell notes bookings and year’s price structure mirror prior rounds.
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Melbourne
Mons
Petore Sher
Ciround
Arthur Calwell
al Puplic
West
Calwell
Downes delays overland drive to Australia
Former world middleweight boxing champion Terry Downer, 32, has postponed his four month Overland trip to Australia amid financial and personal pressures. He denies plans to emigrate and cites family separation and other duties as reasons the journey may be delayed indefinitely.
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London
Terry Downer
Australia
Downer
Spor
Ancehampion
Britain
Morocco in Games bar with Mexico in soccer capital match
Morocco waited for Mexia Hiympi tournament match as Ghana beat Morocco 2 1 yesterday. Moroccan team showed spuhestwun and defise to play in national Wereel, eyeing Jagninal Wereel.
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AOL RA
Munday
Euler
Morocco
Aurnament Y Shoating
Ghana
Yomerday
Jagninal Wereel
Spuhestwun Anid
American sprint stars clock slower times
American 100 metre dash results show three sprinters Hines Teens and Raymith finishing in a close pack behind a leading rival. The piece notes earlier week trials in Sacramento and San Diego, with ongoing national and world competition, while players and event names reflect a chaotic OCR.
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Los Angeles
Reuter
United States
Ay Laura
Mento
California
Amen Hines
Cha Teens
Ruvnile Raymith
Local horses head to Grafton Cup carnival
Three Queanbeyan trained horses Rudyard Scoremoary and Prince Babu prepared for Grafton Carnival with a focus on the South Grafton fixture. Rudyard improved from a poor start to narrowly miss Yara Prigemtoney in a 14 furlong Welter while Prince Babu a two year old will race in the Holland Maiden. The owners expect strong showings in Ramoriie Handicap and Grafton Cup events.
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Queanbeyan
Geoff Dunn
Haids
Rudyard
Scoreboard
Me Mr
Mra
Reg Kling
Canberra
Prince Babu
Grafton
Scoremoary
Quewnbeyan
South Grafton
Ciiday
Alwa Sen
Peldir Ira Wool
Keongee Pipe
Sme
SY Own
Beluy Lae
Martin
Gratton
Siu Re
Emfant
South Gratton
Stockton
Roberto de Vfi
Lakewood
Fane
Bob Dickson
Jace
Kel Nagle
Australian wins car race in Kuala Lumpur event
Australian engineer Steve Harvey, working in London, and teammate Terry Hughes, a RAK pilot, won the Rothman 500 car race yesterday in a BMC Cooper.
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Kuala Lumpur
Steve Harvey
London
RAK
Terry Hughes
Rules taken over by schoolboys
Canberra schools enter a large Australasian rules carnival with 77 teams and about 1700 boys, to be held across Manuka Oval and surrounding grounds. The event features multiple divisions, knockout rounds, and trophies named for Loughlin and local figures. Senior divisions play 13 minute halves, younger divisions 10 minutes, with matches including open and junior teams from Narrabine, Dickson, St Bal and Canberra, plus Monaro vie for the title amid injuries and competition.
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Canberra
Hogh
Ital
Diwanier Mi
Ken Westcott
Manuka Oval
Saliday
Om IE
Ingstenaid
Provary
Anvury
Sattindiy
Anion Aiitration
Rulon
Mani Oval
Nasralundah
Stockton Holds On For Open Cleveland Open Victory
Dave Stockton, tiring under a hot sun, shot a one over par 72 to win the Cleveland Open by one stroke. Don January and Gary Player also contended, with January and Boros each carding 72 and 70 respectively, as Stockton earned $22,000 for the top prize and raised his career total.
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Ohio
Dave Stockton
Don January
Gary Player
Oren
January
South Africa
Frank
Boros
Beard
Murphy
Tommy
Stockton
Agarultin
Bruce Cramp
Ion
Cameline
Brive
Haig
New Zealand
Wohments Cries
Racing calendar highlights across Australia week
Racing events include meetings at Bendigo Harald Park Rosehill Flemington Boomben Newcastle and Albury with Thursday through Sunday schedules. Evening trots at Paceway and city venues feature Thursday Friday and Saturday programs across major tracks.
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Werribee
Rooys
Bendigo
Harald Park
Rosehill
Flemington
Boomben
Newcastle
Albury
Paceway
Channel swim attempt faces weather delays
Ann Longworth of Crayston plans a 22 mile swim from Calais to Dover to break a record, aided by sponsor Linda McGill who has raised 300 pounds. Weather conditions will determine if the try proceeds yesterday.
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Monde
AAP
Ann Longwort
France
Linda McGill
Ann
Calnie
Dover
Linds McGill
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