Lawry injured out of Test after finger fracture at Edgbaston
Australia trail England 1-0 after a dramatic third day as Lawry fractures a finger and will miss about ten days of play. Cowper and Chappell rallied the tourists with a 99-run partnership, contributing to a tense battle on a slow pitch as England added to a 409 lead.
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Player wins Open at Carnoustie after dramatic finish
Gary Player captured the British Open at Carnoustie by two strokes, surviving a tense final stretch as Bob Charles and Casper challenged. Player’s eagle on the 13th swung momentum, his improving putting and a late surge denying Nicklaus, Caspar and Charles.
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Canberra Wins Caltex RL Final 7-0 Over Queanbeyan United
Canberra defeated Queanbeyan United 7-0 in the Caltex rugby league knockout final at Cooma yesterday. Canberra advanced by a bye then 14-2 over Cooma Rovers and 2-0 against Goulburn United, while Queanbeyan beat Batemans Bay by one point to reach the final. Winger D Kingsland scored all Canberra points with a try and two penalties, sealing the win as Queanbeyan battled but could not break Canberra’s defense.
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Ainslie Beats Goulburn In 14 6 Rugby Vee at Ainslie Oval
Ainslie returned to form to lead the rugby union ladder after defeating Goulburn 14 6 at Ainslie Oval on Saturday. The reorganised Ainslie pack outmuscled the visitors late, after a first half dominated by Goulburn. Dennis Craft scored for Ainslie with Stuart Pasfield missing a conversion that was charged down.
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Ainslie Triumph Over Goulburn In Canberra Rugby Clash
Winger Charlie Bradbury sealed AU lead for Goulburn with a corner try after early dominance. Ainslie surged back as the pack fired and Red Batterham, Kerry eek, and Paul Fenn starred, sealing a 18-9 win with timing plays and strong forward work.
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Manuka Dominates Acton In Lopsided AFL Showdown
Manuka produced a dazzling display to defeat Acton by 124 points as Eastlake and Manuka emerge as premiership contenders. University edged Turner Queanbeyan 38 points after a strong start led by Healey and Schaedel, while key players Apps, Hilly, Cain, Kelly, Murphy and vreine influenced the varied semi pro contest.
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Manuka vs ANU football match details and goal scorers
Manuka and ANU posted varied scoring with Vaughan, Hills, Taylor, Greenwood leading Manuka while Healey, McPherson, Collings and Rogers key for ANU. Best players include Vaughan, Apps, Greenwood for Manuka and Schaedel, Cowie for ANU.
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Norwood shines for Croatia Deakin in 1 1 draw with Juventus
Ala stair Norwood, Croatia Deakin goalkeeper, produced a standout display at Manuka Oval restricting Juventus to a 1-1 draw. His heroics contrasted with earlier doubts, as Ernie Cummings scrambled home for Deakin after a Burns Austral cross, while a deflection wrong-footed Norwood for Juventus’ equaliser.
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