Geelong Narrowly Defeats North Melbourne in VFL Round
Geelong held fourth place by six points after a tight win over North Melbourne. St Kilda, Carlton, Essendon, and Richmond showed varied form as round results reshaped the table and tightened final‑series hopes.
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Geelong
VFL
North Melbourne
St Kilda
Apt
Carlton
Collingwood
Richmond
St Kilds
South Meth
Il Footscray
Hawthorn
Flarny
Geelong narrowly beats North Melbourne after late surge
Geelong, trailing by 13 at three quarters, edged North Melbourne in a tense clash at Geelong. North squandered the lead with poor attacking finishing while captain Graham Farmer led a late Geelong rally in the final term.
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Geelong
North Melbourne
North
Ceelong
Graham Farmer
Sim
Melbourne
Gerlong
Collingwood Dominates Melbourne In 33-Point AFL Win
Collingwood controlled the game from start to finish, building a strong lead by halftime and widening it in the third quarter. Whelan and Hutchisson starred with four goals each, while Melbourne's Dhillon and Fraselle contributed but could not close the gap.
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Melbourne
Collingwood
Collingwood Whelan
Hutchisson
Brit
Tuddenham
Hug
Richardson
Rinse
Roper Melbourne Dhillon
Fraselle
Vage
Smith
Dowsing
Ren Collingwood
Jenkin
Uutchosen
Whelan Reyne
Waters
Melbourne Davis
Dillon
Brivelle
Alves
Power
Top four hockey teams emerge from weekend rounds
In the A grade men's hockey race, Central led with an easy Tel win over RMC while United moved into fourth after a 2-1 victory over Barton. St Patrick's defeated Waratah to boost chances for the knockout stage, as Old Canberrans sit three points behind United in the chase for the second semifinal spot.
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United
Barton
Old Canberrans
Central
RMC
St Patrick's
Waratah
Lane MacKinnon
Graham Reid
Hobsuerior
Peter Gibbons
Alan Taylor
Peter
Reid
Barry Smith - Roberts
Entral
Powel
Reese
Taylor
Garion Jamith-Roberto
Steve Reid
Cha Do Wilkman c Oreen
Bruce Cramp
Warateh
Moulion
Bobee
Acs Roe Cierama
Stanton
Tick
Mrade
Pat
Othe
Vinee
Thield Canberramy
O'Connor
Chammar
ANU
Patricks
Erade
St Patricks
Barina
Cersiae
Old
Canberrans
Grant Wilkinson
Wilkinson
South Ausiq Ines
Duncun
Dultietralian
Potland
Stamunds
Malan Skiba
Nicholas
Chapman
Kaye Es
Mpa
Federds
Perreny
Sanberrane
Dara
F. Kennedy
Ted Warntan
Billy Powell
University
Festicens
Ihut
Garfunkel
Jd Mickson
Amazon
Barton Dieder
Avenel
Aentley
Graves
Baptist
Baron
Nergensen
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Umeauslan
Apmabell
Arin Se
Gartumkel
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Wal
Ae Ory
Aso
United Eo
ACT RSL Bowls Final Sets Dave Elliman Tr st Trophy
The ACT RSL bowls final at Kingston Narrabundah crowned W O'Brien D Elliman W Del Jon and B Fox as winners 27-16 over F Ley M Faull P Kendall and K Gillard to claim the Dave Elliman trophy for 1967.
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Kingston- Narrabundah
W. O'Brien
D. Elliman
W. del- Jon
B. Fox
F. Ley
M Faull
P. Kendall
K. Gillard
Dave Elliman
Strait swim Gibraltar record set by US swimmer
David Miln J Smith, 28, of the United States, swam the straits of Gibraltar from Ceuta, Morocco, yesterday in eight hours 458 minutes. The feat underscores endurance and navigational prowess amid challenging currents.
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David
Miln J Smith
United T States
Straits of Gibraltar
Ceuta
Morocco
Gibraltar
Doomben Ten Thousand Victory for Bourbon Beau
Sydney apprentice Kevin Langley rode Bourbon Beau to a dramatic neck victory in the Doomben Ten Thousand worth 29000 after a lucky fall in the day’s second race. From near the back Bourbon Beau flashed late to beat Symbolize in a photo finish with Diai Smoke third, in a race notable for Langley’s burst and the near-miss finish.
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Sydney
Kevin Langley
Bourbon Beau
Mnatch
Symbolize
B. Stein
Diai Smoke
R. Bland
Reversal of Form by GN Winner Shooting Star
Four year old Shooting Star turned on a form reversal to win the $12,000 Grand National Hurdle over three miles at Flemington on Saturday. Langley admitted he was lucky with the track and form. Astrojet led late but Shooting Star surged past to clinch the win, his trainer Jack Jury’s second GN Hurdle success.
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Shooting Star
R. Frazier
Astrojet
G. Smith
Flemington
Wagga
Bob Frazier
Jack Jury
Leon
Puro d'Oro
Isle of Wight
Pal Tinta
Astrotel
Antropel
Acres
Ron Hutchin
Aow
Gay Gar
Cannon
Currigh
Rome
Val Faggotter
Newscastle
Faggotter
Graham Smith
Waggey
Ser Emblage
Diva
Alate
Keilor Huedle
Vietary
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Kriewie
E Byrne
Fale Escort
McGinkey
TAR Namiers
Marlo
Woodleigh Divs
Flava Ride
Ptah
Myross
Ate
Royal Storm
Praster
Smits
of Wight
Mr Win
Rae
Mfr
Lad
Burges Argent
le Rt
Bowell
TAR
Mira Win
Plaice the
Sield
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Kadena
Hyuland
Po Seown
Marchant
H White
R Aly
Saber
BR. Kitchin
EB Byrne
Chive
Braverock
Jarman
Courtney
Gurkin
Maherer
Merilar
Castangelo
Ribocco Wins Irish Derby with Piggott Aboard
Ribocco owned by American Charles Engelhard and ridden by Lester Piggott won the Curragh 12 furlong Irish Derby. Sucaryl, ridden by George Moore, finished a neck behind. Dart Board, with Scobie Breasley, came third as 52 favorite. A chaotic finish followed with onlookers and stewards addressing the incident as horses approached the rail.
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Dublin
Reuter
Ribocco
Charles Engelhard
Lester Piggott
Curragh
County Kildare
Lady Sassoon
George Moore
Michael Sobell
Scobie Breasley
Australia Rules clash ends with South Australia win
A hard fought Australian Rules game in Adelaide saw South Australia edge Victoria by six points after a strong effort against Western Australia. South Australia and Victoria played a tense match with lead changes as both teams pressed for victory.
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Victoria
Western Australia
South Australia
Adelaide
Footscray Triumphs Over Hawthorn In Tight Victoria Clash
Footscray held a lead through most of the game and fought back late to defeat Hawthorn 98 to 79. Victoria built a decisive start, Hawthorn rallied, but Footscray's four-quarter effort and standout performances by McKenzie and Bisset sealed the win.
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Hawks
Victoria
Hawthorn
Fontscray
Nnish
Hea
Baldock
Hart
Nicholls
Schultz
Jals
Prior
Dempsey
Sadie
Darley
Freeman Whitten
Hud
Tillbrook
Shearman
Potson
Horkings
Browne
Ter
Olsson
Dunshes
Best
Buldock
Meagher
Wavis
Teasedale
Greenwood
Delminioe
Mc Smith
Walker
Noonan
Gowan
McKenzie
South Australia
Agshaw
Bisset
Hork- Hicks
Adcock
Potter
Bussins
Johnson
Crimtace
Elleway
Kneebone
Mins
Keddie
Beck
Women’s basketball Pacemakers 16 drew and league notes
Fragmented OCR lists various teams and scores from a women’s basketball round, mentioning Pacemakers and Turperi with draws, plus multiple clubs such as West Queanbeyan, University teams, and several divisions. The readable fragment includes team names like Hackett, Downer, Brigid, and Grenadiers with scattered scores and player references.
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Turperi
Impax
Jd Garran
Chifley
Watlawks
West Queanbevan
Siarilsats
Brigids
Th University
ARI Laarmbhes
Alner
St Josepha
Wateon
Downer IV
Geremiath
Hackett
Downer
St Brights
Alversity
Mare
Curtin South al Sider
Erie
Cleenty
Mokee
Navy
Turner
Grenadiers
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Fortelt
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Impay
Inewe
Brean
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Skyriders
Ibereite
Cherokee
Starlight IV
Drew Dickson Deveer
Turner's upset win shocks mixed tennis crowd at Manuka
Turner I scored a shock win over Throsby in the top division, taking two sets 6-1 6-2 as the mixed competition produced tight contests. Turner II also claimed a straight win in women and doubles, with Cramb and Reid delivering strong showings for Forrest.
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Throsby I
Turner
Barton
Casey
Margaret Harris
Mrs Wroe
Gan
Jim Elliott
Laverack
John
Cramb
Weatherstone
John ‘Turner
Throsby
Laurie Manning
Dansion
Tohn de Costa
Turmes
Josie Buchmann
Kathpoceh
Forres
Ogle
Reid
Kay Schiavi
Bob Lane
Bob Seton
Thornton
Kurt Masur
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Forest i Pal
Pat McNicol
Buchtmann
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Braddon
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Saa Turner
Ide
Gay Tummon
Randers
Red Hill
Lin
Forrest
O'Connor
Manuka
Forrest Mugs
L Barton
Vi Clarke
Margaret Wroe
Kea Joeteie
Forrest “Eada
Harrigan
Gwen Eslake
Heather Clewley
Dawn
Lwere
Charles
Lave
Jim
Lex
Dickson
Hynes
Clewly
Wall holds Canadian Open lead after three rounds
American Art Wall shot a one under par 70 to retain a two stroke lead after 54 holes in the Canadian Open. His three round total stands at 207 as the $170,000 event heads to the final round in Montreal.
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Montreal
Art Wall
Saturday Race Results and Entrant Notes From Tar Thmuble
Racing across multiple events yields winners and payouts for Biaguse Zeua and Zeus in quinella. detailed TAB results list two-year-old, novice, and other races with winners such as King’s Delight Flashing Dare and various named horses, jockeys, and minor placings across a long card at ENGADINE JUVENTLE and other venues.
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Biaguse
Zeua
Quinella
Zeus
Engadine Juventle
Lil
Morten Barnett
King's Delight
Wilson
Qmaniwene
Bic
Thahen
Aea
Podmore
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Flen
Gatley
Geller Tod
Hamilton
Ines Prise
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Velen
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