Palmer Wins One Stroke Open at Royal Birkdale
Arnold Palmer, 31, captured the British Open by a single stroke at Royal Birkdale. Dai Rees pressed hard, finishing second after a dramatic final round. Rees eagled the 18th while Palmer saved with a birdie to seal the title amid tough late conditions.
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Southport
A.A.P
Dai Rees
Royal Birkdale
Rees
Christy O'Connor
Etre
Weill Coles
Kel Magle
Australia
Peter Thomson
Ruy Rees
Reus
Rain stops play in UK cricket test at Trent Bridge
Rain ruined the first day of Australia's match against Nottingham at Trent Bridge. Only 75 minutes of play were possible with Australia 1 for 64 after batting first. Bob Simpson led with 42 not out, while heavy outfield limited scoring and Sain ended play.
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Nottingham
Trent Bridge
Bob Simpson
Young riders face inquiry into team riding at Rosehill
Sydney apprentices J Coffey and K Parkinson, aboard Want and Port Kar respectively, were ordered to appear before the AJC stewards after yesterday’s Weller Handicap at Rosehill. An inquiry began when a bystander allegedly cried out right oh Joe, with chief steward Bourke warning the riders of the seriousness and adjourning to 1 am tomorrow at the AJC office. Masters Jack Denham and H McNamara were also summoned to attend.
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J. Coffey
K. Parkinson
AJC
Rosehill
Coffey
Want
Shakespeare
Parkinson
Port Kar
M. Smith
Joe
Mr. Bourke
Jack Denham
H. McNamara
World Records Fall At Moscow Games Thumbprints of Speed and Strength
The United States leads in men’s 4 x 100 relay with 39.1 seconds, breaking the world record while the Soviet quartet clocks 39.4 to set a European mark. Wilma Rudolph shines with 11.3 seconds in the 100 and joins the American relay record of 43.3. Soviet women set 44.5 seconds in a European record, while a Leningrad student throws 188 feet 5 inches to surpass her own mark.
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Wilma Rudolph
Rome
Tanvara
Press
Leningrad
Wilson In Table Tennis Titles
SYDNEY Sunday Brian Wilson of Goulburn remains in the State Open men’s singles at Petersham tonight after three rounds. The State junior representative caused the upset of the night by defeating top Sydney player Harry Bevan 3-2 in his first round match.
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Sydney
Brian Wilson
Goulburn
Petersham
Wilson
Harry Bevan
Matehy
Printing notice from Federal Capital Press office
Printed and published by Christopher John Shakespeare for the Federal Capital Press of Australia Pty Ltd at the company offices on Mart Street in City ACT.
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Christopher John Shakespeare
Federal Capital Press of Australia Pty, Ltd
Mart Street
City
Act
Sydney and Canberra draw in Cleaver Cup clash
A.C.T. and Sydney fought to a 3 3 senior draw in the Cleaver Cup as Carroll Rajaratman and Gallagher scored for Sydney and Cummins Walker and Gallagher replied for Canberra. Canberra juniors lost to Sydney.
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Mag Berra
Sydney
Carroll
Piper
Cummins
Canberra
Thompson Fron
Walker
Rajaratman
Gallagher
Collis
Nicholls
Lee
Marley
D. Canberra
Colquhoun
Paton
Stewart Chivers
Edwards
Country Players In League Touring Team
Australian captain Brian Carlson and Western Suburbs halfback Arthur Summons are omitted due to chicken pox. Seven country players join the NSW Rugby League squad to face Queensland in Brisbane next Wednesday and Saturday, with Dudley Towers earning first State representation and Billy Owen set to start.
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Brian] Carlson
Western Suburbs
Arthur Summons
Sydney
N.S.W
Queensland
Brisbane
New Zealand
Tamworth
Dudley Towers
Newcastle
Billy Owen
John Kelly
Grifffith
Ray Beavan
Tunmi
Manuka Narrow Victory In Tight Canberra Football Clash
Manuka edged Ainslie 13 8 76 to 11 10 76 in a tight league game as Heath dominated Ainslie’s Carnegie and Manuka’s Barry controlled the center. Turner beat RM C by 25 points on a separate match while Queanbeyan narrowly lost to Basthike as Eastlake rallied to hold them late.
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Ainslie
Carnegie
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Manuka
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Rovers Hill
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Durkin
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Hackwill
Smith
Lush
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Ross
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Ray
Kershaw
Keyam
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Fas
Ross Schow
Jim Muir
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the Lakes
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Strachan
Hinchley
Envthike
Gols
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Col Robbie
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M. Wheeler
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Cowden
Jenkins
Murphy
O'Donnell
Presgrave
Engel
Jenkin
Jackson
Culnane
Harris
Pfitener
Morgan
McDonough
Grace Turner
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