Commonwealth Games Abbreviations List and Athletics Notes
The document lists abbreviations for countries used in Commonwealth Games results and includes scattered athletics notes. It names countries and territories such as Canada England India New Zealand Nigeria and Mauritius, with varied spellings and out-of-context fragments. The text mixes place names with stray phrases, making coherent sense limited to the recognized entities and partial event references.
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Arora
Baki
Joe Bary Bermada
Beri
Canada
Can
Ceylon
Dominica
Bom
England
Eng
Gambia
Gam
Ghana
Guatar
Gibi
Grenada
Guersey
Guya
Mong Kong
India
Indty Damawea
Iain
Jersey
Gerwens
Mauritius
New Zealand
Nigeria
Nna
Treland
Pabretan Pak
Avery Stoue
Sit
Waly Zambis
Soviet Union Beats United States In Leningrad Meet
The Soviet Union defeated the United States 200 points to 173 in Moscow on Friday. The men won 122 to 114 and the women 78 to 59, giving the USSR its seventh straight win in the series. The highlight was Mikhail Zhelyhovsky winning the 1500 meters, the first Russian to do so in the series.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Leningrad
Mikhail Zhelohovsky
Sarkinory
Queensland team chosen to play NSW next week in Sydney
Queensland Rugby League electors picked five entrants tonight for the team to face New South Wales in relayer matches in Sydney and Newcastle next week. The selected players include R. Laird W. Stewart and M. Anderson amid a weekend of close matches and scrappy play.
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Brisbane
Eoeday
Queensland Rugby League
Nsw
Sydney
Newcastle
R. Laird
W. Stewart
M. Anderson
Australian runners shine as Games end in drama
The Commonwealth Games closed with Australia delivering a dramatic surge. Keino and Clarke featured in distance events while Kay Bilney upset in cycling, and Australia achieved a record medal tally of 20. The games highlighted Ron Clarke as a storied icon amid a tense medal chase and a standout sprint by Miss Cared in swimming.
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Dawhack
Ron Clarke
Thelof
Pam Kilborn
Heidworlds
Long-Tiseberg
Ralph
Anstis Doubell
de Anastra
Ijan
Ane
Sydney
Sime
Sigwart
Scotland
Reece
Cit
Arke Hinelf Pumstanses
Znedale
Satin
Clarke
Ieves
Lnec
Lashie Stewart
Stockholm
Julita
Tin Watson
Stewart
Kip Keino
Ceainsan Io
Don Wagstall
Pate Atvine
Kangaroos win after struggle at games relay and swims
Australia battles to victory in a tight rugby league match as relay and swimming events feature strong performances. Canada takes the silver in the 4x100 metres relay while Australian swimmers Lyn Watson Denise Langford and Michael Bidden deliver multiple golds, with Australian women and men's teams sharing top honors.
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Canada
Australia
Ad Manyatary
Lyn, Watson
Perth
Denise Langford
Michael Biden
Sygnay
Cork
Queanbeyan Kangaroos edge Crookwell in tense league clash
In a muddy round, Queanbeyan and Crookwell clashed at Seiffert Oval with Kangaroos sealing a 31-13 win. Key moments centered on Crockwell's defensive lapses and a late burst by Queanbeyan forwards, leaving supporters buoyant despite fatigue and impaired footing.
Eastlake Seals 1970 Premiership Claim At Ainslie Oval
Eastlake clinched a dominant rugby union win over Acton at Ainslie Oval, taking only 25 minutes to overturn Acton’s hopes and settle its claim to the 1970 premiership with a one sided weekend match.
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Eastlake
Ainslie Oval
Acton
He Eastlake
Commonwealth Games end with Australia dominating with record haul
The closing ceremony in Edinburgh marked the ninth Commonwealth Games as Australia finished with 46 golds and a record total. Nag bearer Michael Wenden led the parade, while Karen Moras set an 800 metres freestyle record and the men's 410 metres relay team posted a Friday night mark. England followed with 27 golds and Canada with 18, as Australian swimmers and cyclists achieved historic success.
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Australia
Wenden
Keino
England
Cere
Keine
Phil Mays
Christchurch
New Zealand
Petra Rivers
Evan
Mick McGrath
Melbourne
AAAU
Arthur Hadden
Edinburgh
Michael Wenden
Karen Moras
Canada
Whso
Millicent Golf Club hosts Stableford event and records
At Millicent Club, players including Mick Pedlar and Philippa excelled in a Stableford competition. Mick Pedlar led divisions with low rounds, while Rees and Detlow posted strong scores. A notable 13 yard hole and a remarkable one in final rounds featured in the event notes.
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Mob Dellow
Tanare
Detlaw
Stableford
Meinee
Greg Nitschhe
Wick
Phillippa
John Fajsh
Bie Shoe
Lim
Millicent Club
Fowrth Kyu
Mick Pedlar
Orc Wraw
Wart
Suorman
Fidersom
Suibleford Competion
Philippa
Pola
Detlow
Wis
Sompeton Bird
Rees
Scotland
Wong Fourzeaing
Canberra YMCA Dominates NSW Judo Championships
Canberra YMCA Tile Club athletes swept the NSW State All Grades Judo Championships held at Newtown Police Boys Club in Sydney. Cart Rees, 19, won the second kyu belt division while Vincent, 17, earned third kyu, and Damian Mourne, 28, finished third behind Vincent in the third kyu division.
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Canberra
YMCA
Nsw
Te Newtown
Sydney
Yestern
Fiveaman
Cart 'Rees
Nice jVincent
Damian jMourne
Vincent
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