Wallabies name ACT players for touring side
Two ACT players Rod Batterham and Owen Butler were selected in the Wallaby rugby union touring team to tour South Africa this year. The list includes NSW players and several others, with selections announced tonight. In Christchurch, Wales coach Clive Rowlands lamented New Zealand’s 19-0 win, calling the All Blacks the best pack he has seen, while Western District beat Royals 23-20 to stay top in the rugby competition.
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Emvey
Rod Batterham
Owen Butler
Wallaby
Tearm
Risbene
A. Abrarhams
Nsw
Batterhent
Bates
Butler Tach
I Cole
Corks
G. Shaw
ANSW
G. Davik
Apt Ban
Vision International
New Zealand
Fiegest
Feu
Widehalf and
Lakves
Western District
Deakin Oval
Royals
Australia Triumph In Adverse Conditions At Large Crowd
Australia overcame difficult weather and referee scrutiny to defeat New Zealand before about 75 000 spectators. A slow start and late Kiwi pressure tested the home team but Australia steadied after 17 minutes and maintained control as the match progressed.
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Australia
Wes fight back to down Royals in tough Sydney clash
Australian forward power led by McCarthy and Coote kept Wes in the hunt as they edged the Royals 29-14 at Worthing. Ron Castella and John Wittenberg sparked the forward pack in a bruising display, while_refs Tony Daly and Rankine organized a relentless chase that shook off New Zealand threats late in the game.
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Beiner
McCarthy
New Zealand
Austrashineska
Australia
Sydney
Tobn Coolen
McCanhy
Cerer
Coote
Ron Castella
John Wittenberg
John Satler
Elwyn Walters
Eivin
SiNey
APG
Shiic
Helmykc
Teajiony Rankine
Sfalves
Denis Piltard
Ailewine
Hickey
Runt. Goodmanson
Dennis Ward
Unclear OCR sports note with mixed names and fragmentary events
Fragmented report from a mid game scene listing players and near goals. Mentions include Juventus goal, Deakin, Brown, Deakan, and several garbled phrases indicating a disjointed account of a match with disputed plays and penalties.
Kangaroos upset Blues in league at Seiffert Oval
Queanbeyan Kangaroos defeated Queanbeyan United 5 1 in a league match at Seiffert Oval yesterday. The article notes strong Kangaroos attack and Wests defensive pressure, with key plays by Noel Cummings and Fabio Reeing and attempts by Davey Sibley, plus penalties shaping the score and momentum throughout the game.
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Queanbeyan — Kangaroos
Queaneyan United
Seiffert Oval
CANBERRA VERSUS SWL IN CANFL MATCH AT MANUKA OVAL
Canberra defeated the South West League 78 to 62 at Manuka Oval in a CANFL game. Notable players included Lawson and O Neill for Canberra while Swl captain O’Neill and Rose Bowe Forrest contributed for the visitors amid a tense match with multiple injuries and a late finish.
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Canberra
Maine Spon
Manuka Oval
Forrest
Queane
Beyan
Macedonia
Wik Oxly Overminutes
Arsees
Monare Jatays
Narrabundah Oval
Queanbeyan Sey
Wittarothe Ceestel
Spapyad
Flest
Qisto Martinow-Paskvaly
Bal Rendell
Alan
Cts
Tinge
Falleneshy
Ebériredl
CS Atien
Barreats Mateh
Nhgallagads Tees
Tavelved
Frank Borman
Darkhede
Mastinnostlad
Cmacuin
Arbotnfiree
Canberra in NSW under 18 clash ends with Canberra win
Canberra edged NSW 18s 43 to 79 in a NSW senior contest as Bowe and Rendell starred for the visitors with strong forward efforts. Peter Johnson and Neil Walker were among key ball winners, while the SWE side showcased Jarry Kershaw and Ross Bowe in the forwardline during a rugged midseason game.
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Turin Poms
Sydney
O'Neill Bowe
Comfort
Rosalie Hitand
Sbly Uy
Pali-times
Chusin
Sare
Canberra
Tookedain
Nsw
Avettalia Carnival
Adc
SWE
Randvick
Manly
Ron ON
Tad Teen Nae
Torwal
Falpfere Ward
Texnie
Brian Buchenan
Tullback
Bob Lith
Ricken Tahn Elsen
Peter Johnson
Wivisg Rovers
Bill Vaughan
Sam Walker
Hain
Ake
Ross Bowe
Ralph [Rendell
Tlanks
Bob Mms
Jarry Kershaw
Iftte
Ferrer Leseue
Sivas A
Canfl Jpons
Gallagher
Rendell
Naushan
Weer
Greenwood
SWL
Grill
Chalmers
Crewes
Bitlet
Tawsan
Bove
Jeery Siewert
Mii Walker
Stubbs
Shara
Nan Spa
Nila
Acre A
Swi
Australia Triumphs Over New Zealand in Trans-Tasman Test
Australia swamped New Zealand 20 to 10 at Carlaw Park Auckland in the Trans-Tasman Test to retain the trophy. Three tries by Rom Conte, two within three minutes, sparked a fast start as the visitors seized control in the first 30 minutes. With one Test left, Australia headed to a likely series win after easing past the Kiwis in a one sided match.
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Auckland
Australia
New Zealand
Carlaw Park
Rom Conte
Carlaw Path
Harry Bain
Thomson Fails to Qualify in Wentworth Open
London report that five time British Open winner Thomson misses qualifying at the Wentworth tournament in Surrey. The AAP copy notes Thomson fails to reach the necessary standard on day one, ending his chances at the event.
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London
Andey
Aus
Pere Thomson
Went +worth
Surrey
Australian runner wins Antwerp marathon amid tough race
Derek Clayton of Australia shattered the field in Antwerp finishing in 2 hours 3 minutes 33.5 seconds. Belgian runners, including Jo Aborg and Rostram, trailed as Japan’s Aborgro faded in the second half. Clayton described the effort as satisfactory, noting strong pace up front and a challenging final stretch along the River Schelde.
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ACT Men
Christchurch
Clive Rowlands
Stern
Strang Ferenh
WESTS
Down Royals
Ena
eCormik
Epaversigas
Port Penaine
By Tan McCormack
Queanbeyan
Cing
Inien
Aimalie
Thomson Yiesed
Mitral
Ony Dally
ERMC
Beck
Srna
Thrasty Nonks
Worthbourne
IBM
Camm
Field Bay
Puranbevan
Enss
Austrelia
R. Coote
Rowan Arate
Mtscdt
D. Paar
Enheer L Iohns
Kiisin
MCC
Atarey Stokes
Seeanil
Stuart
Jo Devlin
Willie Woods
Fiat
Deakin
Mr Brown
Bela Bea
Juventus
McMehon
Kangaroos
Blues
Iquarter
Noel Cummings
Fabio Reeing
Kangaras
Billy tSmiallen
Edrich
England
Sullivan
Royale
Davey Sibley
Sibley
I Royale
Peftowe
Bob Basin
Cale
Kertin
Queanbovan
Waco Ghia
Comnor
Duke Guilin
Cnet
Gaeta Stleee
Gouteare
Amir
United
Beal Workers
Haying Wisted
Graeme Gandiner
Stiman
Mr van der Lorde
Ci Iso Wekles
MuMahen
Gueanbevan
Casnacho
Sannes
Ion Angley
Kanaan
Bobby
Rod Hey
Mendous Anish
Mick Doyle
Wes Browshe
Bull Ghd
Kemsstook
Alan] Young
Foswarde
Wingate
Hall
Wile
Jott
Ana
Op-Rover Vines
Murphy al Fe
Atlas
Roc Devlin
Mintatundin
By John Holland
Damian Bourne
Em Jawson
Metor Gumblewn
Mée Lawillia
Robbinson
Deg Lyall Atlpack
Alan Hayes
Keith Stewart
Mayes
Yehr Stubbs
Lawson
O'Neill
Terry Gallasher
Aseounie
Fan MeNsil
Tamie
CANFL
Folrcavnters
Ron O'Neill
Will Strang
Tom Catelynd
Tolgurter
Arleste
Rose Bowe
Wolfe
Hest Dejing
Ord
Peluse
Pays of
Roya Foret
Brown
Bheyag Macellonia
Simers
Anu Vogus
City
Eisler
Tyromii
Sitka
Bowe
Tve
R.L
Bond Ann
Ray Grubb
Satur Report
Pagedy
Roley Grant
Masaka Oval
Thomson
SND
Arthur
Relly School
Clayton’s
Antwerm
Derek Claytin
Wiel Eit Srt
Antworm
Nish
Jim Alor
Ron Grove
Rostram International Fick
Japan
USA
Nihon Univer AW
Abuwt
Antwerp
Pasead
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