Manuka players reported after Ainslie loss in tough clash
Manuka captain coach Neil Conlan and rover Bill Vaughan were reported by boundary and goal umpires for kicking and striking respectively after Manuka beat Ainslie by 39 points. The weekend also saw Eastlake and University games with strong showings and tense play as Manuka’s premiership prospects hang on suspensions.
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Canberra thrashed Harden to strengthen premiership bid
Canberra defeated Harden 27-9 at Manuka Oval to solidify a top four spot and move into second on the league ladder. Forward power led by Maurie Gallon and Kevin Bamford sparked the win as Canberra outscored Harden five tries to one with Kingsland converting six goals.
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Croatia advances to finals after dramatic Deakin Oval win
Croatia Deakin beat Olympic 4 1 to secure a semi final spot despite having nine men. Freie Cummings scored a hat trick and leads goal charts as Bruce Piggott was hospitalised with a suspected collapsed lung. Olympic benefited from Queanbeyan Makedonia’s 4 2 win over Concordia and joins Juventus Monaro and Croatia in the last four.
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RMC ends ANU rugby hopes in hard fought match
RMC beat ANU 13 9 at University Oval to dim ANU finals chances with a strong back line showing led by Brian Stevens and John Jones while ANU battles with misfiring inside centre Roger Wills and a tense forward pack. Michael McDermott sealed the win for RMC late in the second half as Strang and Kerr tried to spark a comeback.
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Dexter returns to test ailing England with selection hope
England selectors recall Ted Dexter for the fourth Test at Headingley against Australia as injuries bite. Geoff Boycott and Colin Milburn miss the side, Tom Graveney and Cowdrey doubtful, Dexter in the 13 while captaincy may shift if Graveney is unfit.
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Isarangkun Wins First A Open Badminton Title
Isarangkun C defeated top seed H T Tang 3-15 15-9 15-7 in an hour to claim the singles title at the inaugural A Open badminton championships. He and Tang also played a strong doubles match later, as P S Chua and H S Lee beat rivals 15-12 15-1 for the men's doubles title.
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