ACT Upsets Queensland In Rugby Clash At Ballymore Park
ACT stunned Queensland 17 to 11 at Ballymore Park as two early penalties by Jeff McLean kept Queensland in front before ACT surged with three tries. Paddy Ryan and Gary Thomas supported by strong defence sealed the upset despite Queensland’s early 10 point lead and erratic play.
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Jim Hindmarsh
Damien Power
Paddy Ryan
Gary Thomas
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Ryan
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Don Muirhead
Hindmarsh
Mike Grogan
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A. Thomson
Tigers romp past Blues in Group League clash at Seiffert Oval
Tigers defeated Blues 19-11 at Seiffert Oval Queanbeyan in a tight Group and rugby league match. Blues led briefly through John Booby but Tigers surged with Joe Zarate and Dale Maitland scoring. Blues missed several kicks and penalties, while Tigers in the end sealed the win with late tries despite numerous penalties. Other scores saw Queanbeyan Kangaroos beat Goulburn Workers 22-9 Yass up 18-2 over Fast Canberra and Woden Valley drawing 9-9 with Crookwell.
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Crookwell
Blues
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Farlier Booby
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Ten Ryan
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Zarate
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Wests crush Royals 13-4 in ACT rugby round
Wests beat Royals 13 to 4 at Jamison as Easts defeated Norths, keeping Royals and Wests within three points of the top four. Other results saw Queanbeyan win 23-7 at Cooma, AMU 6-3 over Ainslie, and RMC 18-9 over Goulburn. Scorers included Jim Smith and John Cunningham for Wests, with John Kelsey for Royals.
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Ainslie
Goulburn
RMC
NSW Combined High Schools
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Jim Smith
John Cunningham
John Kelsey
Fastlake
John Davies
Belconnen
Ted Kearney
Derek Weise
Lou Alchin
Tony Polinelli
Martin Smith
Charlie
Barry Henricksen
Heather McKay on way to title in squash steeplechase
Heather McKay pursues a 12th Victorian Women's squash championship as Mia McKay, 30, routs Diane Clayton 9-0 9-1 9-0 to reach the quarter finals at Albert Park. McKay faces Australian junior champion Fackie Palin tomorrow, with the final likely against Anne Smith or Mavis Baker after a strong showing by Mavis Baker and Robyn Smith in earlier rounds.
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Melbourne
Heather McKay
Mia McKay
Diane Clayton
Canberra
Miss Clayton
Sunshine
Albert Park
Fackie Palin
Mm McKay
Anne Smith
Sydney
Mavis Baker
Australian sailor wins fifth Finn race at Anzio
John Bertrand of Australia won the fifth Finn class race in Anzio Italy yesterday. He had placed fourth in the first four races signaling strong overall performance in the world championship event.
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Italy
John Bertrand
Australia
Australians Close In On Cleveland Open Leaders
Four Australians trail leaders Miller Barber and Larry Hinson at the Cleveland Open after 36 holes. David Graham and Bob Shaw sit one under par at 141, Bruce Devlin at 142, one stroke behind Bruce Crampton. Hinson shot 62 to lead at six under, with Jacobs, Gear Kieines, Bob Lewis, and Mike Spang among the early pace-setters.
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Ohio
Miller Barber
Larry Hinson
David Graham
Bob Shaw
Bruce Devlin
Bruce Crampton
Beach Mountain
North Carolina
Hinton
John Jacobs
Diego
Goolagong and Dibley reach Wimbledon quarter-finals
Australia’s Evonne Goolagong overcomes Olea Morozova to reach the Wimbledon women’s quarter-finals while Colin Dibley powers past Pierre Barthes to also advance. Dibley faces Manuel Orantes in the semis pursuit. Americans lead the women’s draw with Billie Jean King atop the contenders.
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Colin Bibley
Miss Goolagong
Olea Morozova
Dibley
Oower
Pierre Barthes
Billie Jean King
Chris Fvert
Rosie Casals
Nancy Gunter
Fati Hogan
Canberra judoka claim four of six in Riverina judo
Canberra judoka performed strongly at the Riverina judo championships in Wagga, securing four of the six men’s divisions. Bruce Vincent won light-heavyweight and open divisions, with Bob Kikczarczak and Carl Rees taking lightweight and middleweight titles respectively. Robyn Guest was runner-up in women’s light-heavyweight, Brigita Ely finished second in women’s middleweight, and Keith Denzie earned a junior runner-up spot, giving Canberra clubs seven trophies overall.
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Police Citizens Youth Club
Bob Kikczarczak
Carl Rees
Robyn Guest
Brigita Ely
ANL
Keith Denzie
Daramaran College
Act
Victoria
Mr Kim
Springvale International Club
Blackaby signs for Geelong in CANFL move
Manuka rover Edney Blackaby has signed to play for Geelong in the Victorian Football League, subject to clearance negotiations between clubs. The 20 year old Tasmanian standout led Manuka to strong form, while nearby clubs pursued other Manuka players as Ainslie faced tactical problems against Manuka.
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Edney Blackaby
Geelong
Manuka
Blackaby
Fyshwick Tyre Market
Muhrooney
Manuka Club
Bill Mahoney
Essendon
Bob Franklin
Mahoney
Robert Whatman
Gee- Jong
Ainslie
Soviet takes three rowing titles at Henley
At Henley Royal Regatta on the River Thames Alexander Timishinin led the Soviet Union to a triple victory. He won the diamond sculls by three lengths over Sean Drea, while Soviet crews also won the Grand Challenge Cup and the Stewards Cup. American and Canadian crews mostly took second or other placings.
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Alexander Timishinin
Soviet Union
Henley Royal Rowing Regatta
River Thames
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Kingston
Holland
Poland
Thomases to make US debut in Raleigh golf event
Dianna and Jan Thomas plan their professional debut in Raleigh North Carolina in about three weeks. The American Ladies Professional Golf Association accepted their application to play on the circuit last week. Ed Barner, their tour manager, cabled a request that they begin in Los Angeles by July 17. The sisters announced on May 27 they had turned professional and have since toured country centres giving clinics and playing exhibitions and filming a clinic for television. Dianna Thomas said they hoped to leave Australia on July 14.
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American Ladies’ Professional Golf Association
Ed Barner
Los Angeles
Dianna Thomas
Australia
Australian golfer Thomson finishes Sunbeam Scottish Open well back
Thomson finished one under par 72 in the Sunbeam Scottish Open, totaling 297 for the tournament. He trailed leaders John Garner and Brian Huggett by 15 shots after a final round that reflected his preparations for the British Open. Ian Stanley closed two behind with 76, while Bob Shearer finished at 305 after his final round.
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Dundee
Scotland
Peter Thomson
Sunbeam
the Press Association
Thomson
Warming Wu
John Garner
Brian Huggett
Britain
Melbourne
Ian Stanley
Bob Shearer
NSW Defeats Queensland In One-Sided Lang Park Win
NSW scored a runaway 27-6 victory over Queensland at Lang Park on Sunday. Five tries and a strong second half showcased NSW’s class, with Gary Sullivan and Bob McCarthy among the standout scorers. Wayne Stewart added a penalty, while Queensland fought hard in scrums and penalties but trailed after halftime.
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Queensland
Lang Park
NSW
Gary Sullivan
Bob McCarthy
Wayne Stewart
Graeme Lungs Jungs
Bob (Reilly
SSW
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