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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jul 17, 1967

Page

6

Norths crush Royals in 39-0 league win

Ted Kaye starred as Norths routed Royals 39 to 0 in a dominant premiership push. Kaye’s leadership and a strong pack produced a huge final quarter, widening a halftime deficit into a 39 point margin and signaling Norths as the team to beat for the title. University Oval saw University edge RMC 16-11 in a tight clash as Yardy tallied 43.3 yard points and Strang reached 100 season points. Local standings list Norths on 23, Ainslie 20, University 18, Queanbeyan 17, RMC 13, Cooma 11, Lyneham 11, Goulburn 10.

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45 Yard Goal Sparks Uni_vs_RMC Comeback

A 45 yard penalty by Uni fullback Ross Strang shifted the match against RMC. Down at halftime, Uni rallied in the second half as Strang converted again and winger Jim Fingleton added a late score to seal the win despite AMU pressure.

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Brilliant farewell as North loses star in Canada move

Breakaway John McKay ends his North career with a standout last game before heading to Canada. He delivers a non stop performance earning three tries. Roylas, Huhnen and Friend feature in a bruising pack while Fisher and Kaye connect in attack. North absorb pressure with Spencer at fullback and Sik and Pierce making key runs.

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Easts Defeat Cooma In Low-Quality 14-0 Game

Easts, well below full strength, beat Cooma 14 to none in a colourless match at Grits. Peter Morrison, shuffled to the wing due to injuries, scored two tries as backs led by Gordon Scott showed solid defense and service from Toba eGregor, Jick Maurer, Alan Coates, and George Nolars. Cooma failed to gain momentum and threaten, ending premiership hopes.

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Lyneham Falls to Queanbeyan at Northbourne Oval

Lyneham led 9-0 at halftime but conceded 19 points in the second half as Queanbeyan broke away at Northbourne Oval. Key moments included Peter Ryan’s incursions, five-eighth Bonds’ penalties, and strong defense from Gueanbeyan’s backs. Smith and Slater contributed for Queanbeyan, while Lyneham’s Ian Moore and Brian Stanley fought hard in recovery.

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Draws keep Burns Austral and Cooma United hopeful

Burns Austral and Cooma United, both stalled in the race for a semi final berth, each earned unexpected draws against higher ranked sides yesterday. Concordia and Cooma split two goals apiece as Juventus slipped to a scoreless draw in a tense round, keeping the title race alive.

Queanbeyan Wins Caltex Rugby Knockout at Goulburn

Queanbeyan claimed the Caltex $1,000 rugby knockout at Goulburn, their first win since 1960, defeating Canberra side Ainslie 15-4. Sam Satori of Goulburn was sent off after a rough match as Queanbeyan’s backs produced the decisive tries and Goalkicker efforts, while Canberra pressed early but could not overturn the lead.

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Queensland 17 11 NSW in rugby clash at Brisbane

Queensland rugby union sides defeats New South Wales 17 to 11 in a return game played in Brisbane. Queensland built momentum early and held the lead through the match with NSW rallying but unable to overturn the deficit.

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Miss Peach England 3 0 in Tests Against India

India loses by 132 runs as England dominates the Test series in London. India’s captain Nawab of Parad comments on the team’s form and the need for changes ahead of future tours to Australia New Zealand.

England India London Aine Nawab of Parad Australia New Zealand

Misread byline hints at obscure obituary note

A fragmentary item by Mell Lazarus hints at a publication error or misattributed byline in a tribute piece. The readable text suggests confusion over authorship and a possible publishing misstep without clear dates or fuller context.

Manuka Clinches Upset Over Ainslie To Lead League

Manuka roared to its best win in six years by defeating Ainslie at Ainslie on Saturday. The upset lifted Manuka to the top of the Canberra Australian Rules ladder as it pressed toward the finals with strong defense and late surge.

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University Triumph Over Ainslie In Friday Bout

University showed more spirit and determination than Ainslie in a Saturday clash at Ainslie. Prices and McMillan led for University as they built a quick start, then held on as Ainslie rallied, with key plays by Rogers and Read shaping the tense finish.

Eastlake Triumphs Over Acton In Narrabundah Thriller

Eastlake produced a confident display to defeat Acton at Narrabundah South, resembling last season’s premiership side. Werner, Grubb, Graham and Leathorne starred, while Acton suffered a disappointing performance with limited lines of attack. Neil Gaffney impressed for Eastlake as the side showed promising form ahead of the title race.

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Manuka Beats Turner Queanbeyan In Low Scoring Clash

Manuka dominated Queanbeyan with stronger physical play and aerial advantage to win by 26. Key scorers included Tayloe and Maher for Manuka while Wheeler and Borowski stood out for Queanbeyan amid a rugged match in Queanbeyan on Saturday.

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