Souths fall to Cronulla Sutherland in shock defeat
South Sydney miss key players Elwyn Walters Bob McCarthy Gary Stevens and Mens Pittard as Cronulla Sutherland dominates to win 13 2 at Endeavour Field. Eastern Suburbs beat Balmain 23 16, Canterbury Bankstown rally past Parramatta 26 17, and St George edge Penrith 17 12.
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Endeavour Field
Elwyn Walters
Bob McCarthy
Gary Stevens
Mens Pittard
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Balmain
Sydney Sports Ground
Concruery - Bankstown
Parramatta
Belmore
St George
Wooden Spooners
Penrith
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Favlake
Belconnen
Ina
Sydney Seagle
Pra St
SATAN
Sydney
Lown
Aks
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Cranivia
Army
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Prague
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Deakin
Eal
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Ae Tees
Grittire
Pts Ymca
Te ' Ae
ACTRA
Wesia Ory
Queanbeyan
Imenaore Ras Worth
Reiemans Bay
Premiership ladders and scattered grade scores
The fragment lists various ladders and grade scores with numeric entries and player or team names fragmented. It mentions Winds of Banks, Woot, Hermes, Beeman Boy, Copia, ANU, Bal, and other obscured items with mixed percentages and match figures, lacking coherent context or dates.
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Hermes
Robyn Whyte Faces Setback in NSW 30km Road Walk
Canberra walker Robyn Whyte suffered a breakdown en route to Campbelltown, missing the start of the 30 kilometre road walk. Despite arriving late, Whyte nearly surged past most of the 20 entrants, finishing behind Eddie Dawkins of Sydney who won in 64 minutes. Waddell claimed the country title, with Whyte's teammate finishing fifth overall amid inter-schools cross country results at Lotus Bay and Jervis Bay. Times were slow overall due to a cold wind affecting the races.
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Eddie Dawkins
Sydney
Whyte
Canberra
Peter Waddell
Waddell
ANU
AMC
Naval College
Jervis Bay
Lotus Bay
Russell Goward
Geoff Moore
Dave Hobsot
Jan Carmichael
Ian
Alan
Harman edge South Canberra 12 to 11 in Molonglo Shield round
Harman beat South Canberra 12 11 in a surprise result as Belconnen, Braidwood and North Canberra won, lifting three teams into equal second. North Canberra led the table with four games remaining. South Canberra and Saints face tough ends to the season with playoff chances fading.
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Canberra
Harman
South Canberra
Belconnen
Braidwood
North Canberra
Bungendore
St Christophers
the Rabbites
Panthers
Souths
Filat
Norths
Batemans Bay
Saints
Redmen
Tigers
Cats trounce Richmond in surprise Melbourne win
In Melbourne on Sunday Geelong reversed a 21 point deficit to thrash Richmond by 76 points. The Cats, previously 0-10, earned their third straight win as veteran players steered the inexperienced group to a convincing victory despite Richmond not showing full form.
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Melbourne
Geelong
Richmond
Cats
Geelong and Carlton win tight AFL round with late drama
Geelong defeated Richmond by 76 points thanks to brilliant team play and Captain Doug Wade’s goal. Carlton edged Collingwood by eight as Trevor Keogh sparked a late surge. St Kilda beat Fitzroy by 35, Melbourne downed Footscray by 37, Hawthorn beat North Melbourne by 64, and Essendon drew a 3 point win over South Melbourne.
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Geelong
Doug Wade
Richmond
Carlton
Collingwood
Magpies
Trevor Keogh
Hawthorn
St Kilda
Fitzroy
Saints
Melbourne
Foote
Cray
North Melbourne
Hawks
Essendon
South Melbourne
Swans
Geoff Eine
Juventus rally seals narrow win in premiership race
Juventus moved four points clear with a 5 1 win over Griffith S yesterday as Walter and Mauro Valenbrothers scored four, including three by Walter. Monaro split points with Macedonia 1 1 while Croatia Deakin drew Turner 1 1 as the title race tightened amid wide scoring. Phillip upset Olympic 2 1 in a surprise result.
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Juventus
Jolly
Monaro
Queanbeyan Macedoonia
Croatia Deakin
Turner
Phillip
Olympic
Valen
Walter and
Mauro
Waller
Goa
Alex D’ambrosio
Mallet Takes Five As Somerset Topples
Wicket starved offspinner Ashley Mallett took five for 89 as Somerset posted 169 in 240 minutes against the Australians at Bath. He bowled 24 overs, turning the ball from the outset, after limited-overs success at Nottingham and Oxford. Somerset 169 in reply to MCC XI/Australia score.
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Somerset
Bath
England
Ashley Mallett
Nottingham
Millett
MCC
Lords
Universities
Oxford
NSW golfers triumph in two district matches at Braidwood Queanbeyan
NSW representative Bruce Boyle led the team with a 69 and four birdies as NSW beat ACT Monaro District Golf Association No 2 by four strokes at Braidwood. Gary Potts of Yowani led the district side with a 70. At Queanbeyan NSW edged No 1 team by one stroke in the return match, with Chris Mitchell and others contributing to the win.
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Nsw
Bruce Boyle
Barry Baker
Dick Wilson
Paul Jones
ACT Monaro
District Golf Association
Braidwood
Queanbenan
Gary Potts
Gary Overy
Kelvin Hellier
Bruce Hill
Boyle
Yowani
Queanbeyan
Chris Mitchell
Gerald Focken
Ron James
Brian McIntosh
Tennis matches cancelled keep mixed pennant in doubt
Wet courts forced many matches to be abandoned in the mixed tennis pennant on Saturday with Turner leading 41 games to 29 after a string of unplayable venues at Turner O Connor Forrest Campbell Red Hill and North Woden. Majura won two women s doubles while Throsby and Woden faced a top division clash that remained unfinished.
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Forrest
Campbell
Red Hill
North Woden
Actsta
Throsby
Woden
Schwartz
Ide
Bycroft
Crawley
Reid
Boag
Purdy
Bradley
Miss Bertoldo
Turner Stil
Turner
Yvonne Cosgrove
June Greaves
di Reynolds
Joan Deards
Majura
Detella
ACT speedway wins defend unbeaten record in Queensland clash
ACT speedway production car team defended its unbeaten record beating Queensland 67 to 46 amid nine five lap heats and a final. ACT led by Ken Bartow from Queanbeyan dominated with Peter Taunton and Dave Wignall powering the Berco team to a one-two in the final, after a early four way match race.
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Queensland
Queanbeyan
Ken Bartow
Allan Butcher
Queenslanders
Jackson
Harrison
Peter Taunton
Dave Wignall
Taunton
Vic Sykes
John Tonkin
David House
Berco
Doug Schultz
Phil Jackson
Central Footballers Sweep Wests to Tie Fourth Place
Central rallied to beat Wests II 3 0 on Saturday securing a share of fourth in the Canberra Women's Hockey Association. M Exton moved to left back and Lesley Wise to centre half as PB Brick scored twice with Wickman adding one. Wests I keeper M Tuomi starred. Fisher failed to break Barton’s defense losing 3 0 with J Haddrick J Brown and J Rayner scoring. Queanbeyan 1 routed Barton 13 0 with V Poedon and M Grant scoring while L Estella and L Parris linked well for Barton and R Harvey starred for Queanbeyan on the right wing.
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Central I
Fisher
Canberra
Central
M. Exton
Lesley Wise
Wests
P_ Brick
Wickman
PB. Brick
M. Tuomi
Wests I
J. McNeil
Barton Ft
Manger
Barton
J. Haddrick
J. Brown
J. Rayner
Queanbeyan
L. Estella
L. Parris
Cevert Crashes in French Grand Prix Practice
French driver Francois Cevert escaped unharmed after a high speed crash in practice for the French Grand Prix at Clermont Ferrand. He struck the protective barriers after a sharp left, car unreparable, allowing Denny Hulme to post the fastest time, with Jacky Ickx close behind.
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Clermont- Ferrand
France
Aap-Reuter
Francois Cevert
Cevert
Ken Tyrrell
Britain
Denny Hulme
Jacky Ickx
Belgium
Central halves Blues in 2 0 victory over United
Central dominated early and held a 2-0 lead at Majura Oval as Peter Fennell converted two penalties and Vince O Connor added, securing Central a convincing win over United. United improved in the second half but could not overcome Central's defence and pressure.
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Deakin Oval
Monaro
Central
United
Majura Oval
Blues
Peter Fennell
Fennell
Vince O'Conner
Hart and Wottle Tie World Records at Trials in Eugene
Eddie Hart won the 100 meters in 9.9 seconds to equal the US Mexico City Olympic record held by Hines Ray Smith and Greene, while Dave Wottle ran 1:44.3 in the 800 meters to match the Snell and Doubell mark. Wind eased to below the disqualifying limit as officials noted the conditions.
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Eugene
Oregon
Reuter
Eddie Hart
Jim Hines
Ronnie Ray Smith
Charles Greene
Mexico City
Dave Wottle
Peter Snell
New Zealand
Ralph Doubell
Australia
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Des Bradley
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SSW
Barry Harrison
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Bernie Rodwell
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