Riverina 21 ACT 8 in Manuka Oval rugby clash
Riverina overwhelmed ACT 21 to 8 at Manuka Oval before under 1,000 fans. Key Riverina tries from Ellwood and McCue plus strong forward play sealed the win while ACT, hampered by injuries, struggled to convert opportunities and had several chances thwarted by Riverina’s defense.
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Hitery
Melville
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Nora
B. Kaye
Norths
Tony’ Gelling
Clavier Cooma
Ko Mes
Sydney
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Kay
University
Pail Cumming
Khiner
Smyth
Ace
Raynisly
Hay
Yuma
B. Bailey
W. O'Neale
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Wien
Rey
Spencer
Will
Ihelien Mey
Emenee
Tomorow
Hayes
T. Snelling
R. McAvay
Mel Dunne
Atmit
Yester-Llane
Ryan
Ryan Day
Munich
Nuienase
Yewerday
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Govl
Ted
Victorut
Kaye
Phil Hill
HigArd
Prien Ryan
Siiley
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Ray
David
Crummond
Goa
Piso
Sil
Fils
Anmarenty
Denil
Broce
John Snelling
Ition
Hives
Hoall
Reachman
Kevin McC
Riv
Grimmend
Queanbeyan
Alay Hayes
Frank SK. McCue
Uni
B. Sibley
Dick Smidmore
McCue
Peter Jenkins
Chelstehureh
SubeDistricte Stars
Jenkins
Ro Rielenbere
Reynolds
Gon
Foy Reit Poyamy
Cone
Semi-finalists Likely From ACT First Grade Rugby Race
The 12th round virtually confirms semi finalists as Royale Northe Queanbeyan and University. Remaining places seem tight with BMC Ammle and Joe needing wins to stay in top four. results from August 13 will decide. Norths and others suffer key losses, keeping standings unsettled as finals approach.
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Royale, Northe
Queanbeyan
University
BMC
Ammle
Joe
University 19 d RMC B football match report
The article outlines a University versus RMC B game with improvised play by Noel and Wy, noting University 19 leading at times and tenacious defense from RMC. It references key players such as McCue and Smith, mentions rebounds and kick sequences, and describes an overall forward marching attack from the University side with RMC defenders striving to hold.
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Secon
RMC
Bill Thy
Noel Act
Tom Gacolane
Lester
Tov
Tim
Finstein
Cianc
Fries
R Strang
Reg. Smith
Acis
W. Kidd
Fry
Walker Named in NSW Side Walker in the NSW Side
Canterbury Bankstown and Sydney area rugby selections feature Walker and Irvine as forwards. Notable mentions include Walker from Manly Warringah and Parramatta with other players from Newcastle and Sydney clubs. The report notes team selections and regional representation across New South Wales.
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Worgaves
Canterbury
Banks
Queanhesan
K. Irvine
M. Lydn
Ohn
Walker
Tonne
Anight
Bankstown
Ky Lunes
Eaaue
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Queensland
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Ceargey
A. Tennant
Elles
Tennis finals at London Wimbledon men and women finals
The report covers Wimbledon finals with results from multiple events. Names include Pletcher, News sombe, Rowrey, Bavidnon, Fletcher, Sunt, Ty Ralston, Mrs L King, M Bueno, Nancy Richey, Mist Smith, and Miss Tega. Matches feature mixed doubles, men's doubles, women's doubles, and singles outcomes with scores.
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M. Bueno
Nancy Richey
Mist Smith
Miss Tega
Auatrstiay
Queensland showes how ARIIRANE impressed on Sunday
A garbled sport report notes Australia and Britain in a rough match at Fang Park yesterday. The Bucks led and were fed by a forward attack as eight tries were notched by the visitors amid unclear commentary.
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Ariirane
Britain
Laure Ren They
Ouenstand
Fang Park
Cuenens
Jeatus
Relin Edgar
Basketball Me Act Ne 12 Styl Salone IAACT
An incomplete clipping reports a basketball event with scattered names and places. The readable fragments hint at a game or tournament involving teams or institutions but lack clear detail on participants dates or outcomes.
Royals win as Sibley, Drake lead Ainslie clash
In a rugged Manuka Oval match Royals defeated Ainslie 31-6. Barry Sibley plus captain Don Kimber dominated the ruck and inside game while Bert Rothwell and Drake supplied key moments. Ainslie showed patches of effort but failed to match Royals’ intensity and cohesion.
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Barry Sibley
Royals
Ainslie
Manuka Oval
Tne
Turner-Chieas
Asheyan
Eck
Don
Kimber
Alan Ore
Gutrnes Queanbeyan
Rogers
Ken
Nediom
Turner
Squagmire
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Guars
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Cremrersin
Aine
Even
Tony mC Peerreyan
Siniey
Herpcine
Dae
Wal Rothwell
N. le Rawr
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Ingha
Gibba Sherd
Spenier
Raoul
SiMey Iris
Sibley Pen
Roalihe
Kerl Royale
Amaller Aine Pack
Royal
Ainslaf
W.jehew
Read
Mx Carter
Revale
Turmel-Ouean
Roynis
Phil Hilyard
Outweyne
Ionary Naty
Reyan
Kistber
Totter Royell Baring
Wwesk 40
Torfalt- Borowk
Pterylaw Triumphs in Doomben Sprint
Pterylaw wins the Doomben sprint beating Mtaritama with Citius close behind as Redcap and Mariana suffer interference. The race returns a sharp final surge by Pterylaw with Neba Read veering after a whip contact. Canberra football scene follows with Canberra A C K S securing a decisive win over South-West, led by Crewes and Roberts in a high scoring clash.
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Jerylaw
Belsee-Gumblein
Plerylin
Iquiry
Maritana
Mariiana
Neba Read
Lions edge Taranaki in NZ league clash
New Plymouth Lions defeated Taranaki 12 0 after trailing 9 6 at half time. Try by center Mike Gibwen featured amid a tense match with penalties shaping the final score. Canberra representative team beat South West League 17 0, with Canberra winning 13 0 in another game yesterday.
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Andy
Batth Lions
Taranaki
Lins
Snokey
Tir
Nenaltien
Cente Miike
Gibwen
New Zealand
Canberra Unuer
Ainslie and Acton Triumph in Canberra AFL Round
Ainslie and Acton won their Australian Rules games in Canberra over the weekend. Ainslie defeated Turner Queanbeyan by 30 points at Queanbeyan while Acton beat University by five at Northbourne. The weekend results left Acton in the mix for finals as Magpies tightened their hold atop the ladder.
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Trong Challenge
Turner-Queanbeyan
Queanbeyan
Jon
Teo
University
Northbourne
Canberra
Ainslie
Acton
Ana
Ingens Wim
Melbourne
Manuka
Avion
Ainshare
Magpies
Tae Pap
Manuaa
Goa
Ainshe
Yurners
Fasilake Om Sin
Tom Murphy
Mane N'Aerie
Tor
Rovement Am
Laverny
Lewihwalk
Donald
Scholar
Kno
Maurie McDonald
Shaw
Muti
Paton Ye Sone
Lina
Ritchie
Indivi
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Monald
Murphy
Yone
Muller
Tiniver
the Moat
Ardent Spectator
SiTys Rogers
McLend
Cowie
Collin
Acton Battles Weak Side With Seven Changes
Acton battled 4 depleted players and made seven changes before kickoff. The match at Northbourne on Saturday afternoon ended with a five goal margin as Uasity led wire to wire.
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Acton
Uasity
Dow
Northbourne
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