Six-way battle for RL berths in Canberra football clashes
Six teams spar for final rugby league berths as Canberra results shape the table. Quinn starred for Queanbeyan United, while Goulburn United and Harden fought hard in bruising clashes. United edged Kangaroos 29 2, and Yass beat Workers 14 3 as points tightens the ladder.
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Queanbeyan United
Canverta Workmen's
Nally
Thelby
Eveilor
Hert Heath
Canal Kanga
Warkers Stra
Young
Vass
Blues
Harden
Nent
Intellgent
Visea
Dengone
Den
Queanbeyan
Workers
Canberra
United
Kan
Quinn
Garoos
Tiny Tom plays in Sydney RL clash
Former English rugby league captain Tommy Bishop retired to Sydney and entertained the crowd at the big Sports Ground. Bishop organized East Suburbs attacks and, despite intense marking, helped Easts stay in the match with a 21 16 halftime lead and displayed matured play in Australia.
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Tiny Tom
Sydney
Tommy Bishop
Sydney Cathall
Bishop
Sutherland
Eastern Suburbs
Fe Wax
Ie Iryenaving
Crapula
Rau
Ries
Easton Suburbs
Aefielt Bul
Hall Hall
Hall
Ian
Fayall
Enetisa Saxon
Fang
Suiside Mee
Sydney RL
Woden Valley leads in league win over Bungendere
Woden Valley displayed dominance in all areas to secure a convincing victory over Bungendere. Key player performances and rapid offensive moves helped establish a clear edge as the team pressed towards the Rangers tne East Canberra fixture and solidified their standing in the Molonglo Shield league.
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Tan Eye
Woden Valley
Bungendere
Rangers
Tne
Canberra
Belcannen
Harman
Group 8 meeting grants Goulburn United reprieve in protest
The Group 8 rugby league meeting at Yass upheld Harden club protests against Goulburn United over player registrations. United were allowed to continue in the competition with no disciplinary action, and a letter will warn clubs that this must not set a precedent.
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al Yass
Harden
Goulburn United
United
Hanon Wag
Payells
Jorge
Mechine
Uat
United’ Club
Secilary
Tiny "Kanmeds
Geveraayly Ihe
Meetlin
Taerest
Allay United
Manuka Senses Setbacks in Acton Clash and Injury Scare
Acton took a 38 point win over Manuka amid injuries to key players. Steele and Calvert were among the injured as Manuka battled in a rough contest with Turner, Guest, and Gallagher contributing for Acton. Umpire and coaching disputes surfaced as teams vied for position in the CANFL standings.
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Manuka
Ray Baguley
Acton Calvert
Momus
Aus
David ‘Steele
Hack
Steele
Michael Healy Woll
Acton
Turner
John Lang
John Lang- Trs
Arthur Bone
Powers
Anu Best
White
Suckman
Mel Gantes
Stephen
Anu
Tarner
Ainslie Triumph Over Queanbeyan In Narrow Breakthrough
Ainslie defeated Queanbeyan 24 17 to 7 8 in a Premiership clash as forward power dominated with Mike Gibbons and Graham Read firing four goals each. The win cements Ainslie's ladder position while Queanbeyan struggled to convert early pressure into scores.
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Ment
Ron Fielding
Prade
Ernie Hroderick
Fielding
Tool
Hon Ackland
Rovers
Mike Gibbons
Graham Read
Wade
Col Wheeler Whit Ainslie
Sony Black
Peter Johnson Gant
Ainslie
Ron Robinson
Nigel Greeley
Andy White
Gropary
Avery Game
Caur
Esstinke
Oblay
al Monte
Pune
Leensuers Beferea
ACT rugby leader held to draw in chaotic clash
Ainslie and Easts battled to a 3-3 draw as Queanbeyan and ANU fought for control at Deakin Oval. Wests and Olympie pressed, while key players and substitutions shaped a tense second half. An own goal by a Wagga W defender influenced the final outcome in a scrappy league match.
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Rugby Union
Tors
Weta
Fern
Bar
Ainslie
Narratundal
Anu
Univer
Tor Wests
Chin
Wess
Thomas Try
Stone
Eeyan
Favret Mheorge Datkanov
Cuernhovin
Chinming
Qusanbeyun
Forlein
Clym-Hihrough
Gaces
LG Fa
Het Anus-Agsin
Barry
Ihe
Javenins
Monarotx
Miner Hi Ly
Wren
Worle
St Biean
Nnly
SUI Gweanbeyan
Nota
Lavigi Antonioli
Turner
Zork
Marcovic
Croatia
Deakin
Oval
Eam
Act
FrankieMallan
Monaru
John Miskey
Thir
Wagga
de Jong
Juventus player cited before federation disciplinary board
A Juventus player will appear before the federation disciplinary board over an incident at the end of yesterday's match against Monaro. Alex D'Ambrosio, identified as a wing half, is among those cited in the investigation.
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Juventus
ACT
Alex D'Ambrosio
Juventis
Monaro
Iygosia
Jim Brown
Wimbledon
Suporiod
ACT Rugby Invitation Amid Turbulent Side Lines
The ACT Rugby Union invites clubs and residents to a forthcoming match week amid disorder and referee tensions. Notable figures cited include Gary Thomas, David Evans, and Jim Smith, with debates over penalties and administration affecting play and attendance. The report also covers tennis news, detailing Laver, Newcombe, and Jones with results and upcoming clashes.
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ACT Rugby Union
Terre
Jory
Jaleades
Gary ‘Thomas
David Evans
Evans
John Hunters
Lois Har
ReMuse
Jim Smith
Dorman
Hy Grigor
Queanbeyan
Apkin
Faderal
Billiesbe
Saicd
Raya Planfseniag Act
Canbe
Ionge
ASW
Wal Pe Casa
Royals
John Newcombe
Amd
Arl
Tahn Newcombe
Newcombe
Framas
Tiny Rocket
Tom Olker
Marty Rete Layer
Sen
Anther Thrielin
Sears
Ausienline
Margaret Com
Judy Teer
Laver
Aller Fead
Worgen
Daimles
Beatiee Ferrint
Pius
Ameri
Paitin Hogan Ronenl
Ind
Elaine
Ann Jones
Miss Tegart
Peets
Newscombe
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