ANU IT and Manuka I reach men's A grade final four
ANU IT and Manuka I secured berths in the men's A grade squash pennant final four with decisive wins over Squashbow II and ANU Ten Thursday. The results highlighted Inglish power and tight competition as ANU dominates the top of the standings with strong showings from ANU Don Aitkin and Manuka’s Basilift amid a crowded field and next week’s decisive matches.
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Stockton Tops Milwaukee Tourney In Tight Open Finish
Dave Stockton won the Greater Milwaukee golf tournament by a narrow margin after a late burst, beating Snead and Fett as several players battled for the 40,000 prize. Stockton entered the final round with a strong 196 score, tying heat standings with Coody Ceriuite and Brace Crampton among others in a crowded leaderboard.
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Harvey Wins Golf Title in Queensland Open
Harvey, the former world bantamweight champion now focusing on golf, captured the Queensland Open title amid a weekend of mixed results. The Brisbane-based event saw Harvey post steady rounds including a birdie spree on the 13th, while rival Ken Roweald and others vied for high finishes. details of sponsors and prize money were reported.
Santana Falls to Tiriac in Baar All Amateur Semifinal
In BAASTAD Sweden on Monday, Ion Tiriac of Romania defeated Spain's Manuel Santana in the men's singles semifinals of the Baar All Amateur tennis tournament. Santana, a leading European player, was eliminated as Tiriac advanced toward the final.
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Leicestershire 43 all out amid Oval misfiring in season clash
Leicestershire were dismissed for 43 as pace and spin troubled their innings at the Oval. Northamptonshire fought to steer a tense match with Vanburn Holder and others weaving pressure, while Jermaine Parks and Jo Parks contributed with mixed fortunes. The county champion Glamorgan slumped to a lower score as bowlers found form, leaving the Oval contest finely poised at close.
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Hoaxer Secures Front Row At British Open Spot
London Monday. Roger Maxwell, a golf addict and retiree, staged a bold hoax to watch the British Open from a preferred position. He rented an ambulance, parked beside stewards, and fitted a bed and stocked board to view the championship, claiming priority as a patient in Transit Fever Hospital. Maxwell, from Tunbridge Wells, Kent, bought the ambulance from Kent County Council and joked about having pulled off a good ruse before next time.
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Telopea Park Maintains Strong International Side
Telopea Park High School displays a diverse international lineup with players from Scotland, England, Holland, Mali, and Asia. Somphong GK leads a fast defense captained by Gillespie, coached by Price. They face Lyneham at O’Connor Oval in a critical Waratah Shield entry, with a long interschool program including rugby, basketball, tennis, and debating.
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Fords take first and second in six hour race
In Watkins Glen New York Monday the Ford GTi entries from John Wyer Automotive Engineering took the first and second places in the six hour endurance race part of the manufacturers world championship. Car No 5 driven by Jacky Ickx and Lucien Bianchi led early before issues for Porsche. Car No 6 with Paul Hawkins and David Hobbs led unchallenged to secure a strong points haul. The race saw Porsche suffer suspension trouble and Brabham's momentum shift as Ford maintained dominance with team mates in a tense finish.
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Polocrosse carnival in Canberra this weekend
Light-players from the Intersite polocrosse championships at Dubbo will join Canberra contestants for a weekend carnival. Competing teams include players from Forbes Queanbeyan Cootamundra Blaxland and Yass with finals to be played Sunday at Tamworth pony club grounds Dunsmore Street Tyneham near racecourse.
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Blue Lough to race at Ipswich amid trainer Smith plans
Trainer Tommy Smith targets major Sydney and Brisbane meetings with Blue Lough and Speed of Sound. Blue Lough will run in the Tnachet Cup in Bundambes, then at Rosehill five days later, as Smith eyes the Epsom Handicap and other autumn features. Regal Rhythm and Adamunda are also in Smith’s hand for upcoming races.
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Victorian betting stance on VFL changes debated
Melbourne reports indicate the Victorian Government is unlikely to alter its legal stance on betting for VFL football. Opposition leaders and the league discuss TAB betting proposals while stressing fair access to betting rights and improving football ground facilities.
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