Workers rally to beat Canberra in rugby league clash
Geoff Lane scored two tries as Goulburn Workers edge Canberra 15 7 at Ainslie Oval in a late second half rally. Canberra pressured with better play at times but the Workers defence and timely scores sealed the win.
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Devlin
Sam Edwards
Garry Doyle
Eastlake depth seals Sydney rugby win over ANU and others
Eastlake defeated ANU 23 10 as Manly and St George posted wins in Sydney Rugby Union round. Newtown and Queanbeyan also won with strong performances against Wests and United, while Harden faced a tough loss and Queanbeyan United impressed with key plays from MacDonald and Bankstown.
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Weekend rugby results show Norths edge Burradoo and East beat ANU
Substantial weekend play saw Norths narrowly defeat Burradoo in a tense final and East notch a convincing win over ANU. The matches featured scattered handling errors, standout tries by Paul Strattin and Jum Chaffey, plus a late surge by the East side as Norths maintained a narrow lead into the final.
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Anu
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Scope
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Tannion
Fia Whan
Paul
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Meleca
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Yass
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Henlen
Canberra boys win Flying Handicap and Horse of the Year 1969 70
Reports from Canberra describe a cold Saturday as a Canberra club clinched the Flying Handicap and the Canberra Horse of the Year trophy for 1969 70. The event featured several named riders and horses, with Webster and De Smet noted for strong performances, and Ainslie and Queanbeyan participants also mentioned in the field.
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Jent
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Griffiths Triumph Seals Ao Cup Final Spot
Griffith United clinched a 2 1 replay win over Queanbeyan Macedonian to reach the Ao Cup final at Northbourne Oval. Key goals came in the second half, with Griffiths asserting early pace and solid finishing while Queanbeyan pressed, but could not overturn the aggregate result.
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Young
Scott Renin
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Hudson nets 100 goals in Melbourne football clash
The report details South Melbourne’s tight ranking shift as Richmond and Geelong produced strong showings. Throsby, Masnicol, Hore and Murphy starred in women's contests, while Fitzroy defeated North Melbourne and Melbourne edged Collingwood in another round.
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Pearl Hore
Alison
Richmond
Bamendon
Stelly Murphy
Geelong
Tyonn Wade
Turner
Richaond
Fitzroy
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Turner 11
Toume
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Boume
Tootbal
Harry
Forten
Bes
Cable
Forrest
Fue Hudson
Caron
Melbourne
Tlabo Narrow Victory in Electri cal Engineers Cup Final
Tlabo edged Tumut 7b to 22 in a hard fought final at the Canberra purchase carnival. Tilabo led early in the Electri cal Engineers Cup match with a strong display, while Tumut pressed late before surrendering the title.
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Tumut
Electrical Engineers
Canberra
Majura Keeps Unbeaten Lead With Barton Win
Majura remains unbeaten as they reverse a rough start to beat Barton in the top division of the mixed tennis competition on Saturday. The result preserves Majura’s lead and extends their strong run in the standings.
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