St Kilda Still Fifth After Big Win But Finals Hopes Falter
St Kilda stayed fifth in the VFL ladder after thrashing Footscray at Footscray on Saturday. The win left them eight points behind Geelong and eight behind Collingwood, with finals chances dimming as upsets loom next weekend.
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Footseray Versus St Kilda Ends Narrow Tas Win
Footseray trailed early then surged with Jed Whiten and Fogg leading. St Kilda failed to match the pace, and the final gap stood at 70 to 29 in the Tas term after a strong third quarter, as Footseray’s late rally fell short.
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Melbourne Triumph Over North Melbourne in Tight Display
Melbourne overpowers North Melbourne in a hard fought contest at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. Melbourne captain orchestrates late surge while Novy and others push to the finish as both sides clash for dominance.
Carlton and Fitzroy clash rekindles tight season battle
Carlton pressed Fitzroy at their home ground as the season's strains showed in a hard fought match. Fitzroy, trailing early, battled back to a three point gap before Carlton regained momentum with increased physical play. Key players like Coleman and Premership contenders contributed as the game swung, with late bursts shaping the result and keeping Carlton within reach of second place in the premiership race.
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Essendon Dominates In Australian Football Display
Essendon overwhelmed Geelong by a large margin at the Sydney rider hour meeting yesterday. The rapid play and sharp finishing sealed a commanding win for the visitors, who led through a series of fast breaks and precise goals. Queensland also posted a notable score, while other details remain partially obscured in the imperfect text.
Castanea Shines in Caulfield Return Race
Castanea returns to peak racing form at Caulfield finishing strongly in the dash after weaving through the field. The mare, ridden by Higgins, surged clear in the final furlong to secure a notable win ahead of rivals including Volanta and Pablo Star in a performance echoed by prior campaign highlights.
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Jupiter Derby prospect after Normanhurst win
Jupiter, bought for a record 16300 at the 1966 yearlings sale, impressed in the Normanhurst Handicap at Randwick. Trainer Mel Schurmacher praised his late charge and noted the Derby as a likely target on October 2, with Jupiter weaving through rivals and overcoming a slow start to win by 12 lengths over Court Prince, as expectations rise for the AJC Derby.
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Definite Derby Contenders Amid Derby Race Heats
The story centers on Jupiter and Sheee Trtangs as top Derby hopefuls. Jupiter shows early speed but is questioned by stable doubts about stamina. Trainer Mr Tom Smith recommends Jupiter for the AIC Derby, with decisive intermediate caveats and betting adjustments in play as the event nears.
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Throsby I Leads in Mixed Doubles After Turver Upset
Throsby I dominates the tennis lead with a decisive win as Turter Ht ay Mangha falls in Siluntay Virol. Mixed doubles feature tight contests with standout performances from Casey en Mph, Canverra diables tn, and Harner gue Pay AK Nicolaut Kay Cniv. The day ends with a strong push by Aguirish and Wit aver BIC در.
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Central beats Barton in a thrilling hockey final
In a high spirited A grade men's final at Majura, Central edged Barton 2 1 after a tense match marked by near misses and key saves. Kevin Hou and Peter Pert provided late drama as Central defended a narrow lead, while Barton pressed with a penalty stroke bid and several sharp attacks but could not turn the deficit into a win.
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Cootamundra Lacks Luck For Scottish Soldier Victory
Fragmentary report shows Cootamundra unlucky for Scottish Soldier amid a Sun racing meeting. Notes mention a Sunlight advantage, a second division led by Leon and Keith Japan’s mount Birtley Hill defeating the favourite Demph, with Emi Hobson receiving consolation after a mishap.
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Treble to Breasley at the Sunol Hark Stakes
Australian jockey Brensley achieved a treble including a win aboard Breasley at Bromley yesterday. The day featured Wrenkin Rambler, a strong run by the Hoyes, and Tate Segh’s top showing in the Hat Stakes with stakes events and multiple placings noted.
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Saturday's race 1 results crowded with names and numbers
A dense OCR fragment lists race 1 outcomes, with horse or driver names, times, purses, and placements. It mentions a Dome huey, seabed style terms, and prize figures like 280 and 28, alongside scattered event references and unclear dates, creating a murky snapshot of results without coherent structure.
Fragmented OCR yields unsure headline from local page
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Calvert wins handicap honours at Canberra range
Jim Calvert shot 77 of 80 to win handicap honours in the final stage of the Presidents Trophy at the Canberra Rifle Range on Satie day. Another shooter, Mackessie, also posted 77 but did not win the title. Shooting will resume next Saturday with the annual general meeting at the range.
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