Thomson Confident Ahead of British Open Title Defense
Melbourne born Peter Thomson, a three time British Open winner, says he is not troubled by US Open champion Cary Middlecoff entering the field at St Andrew's. Thomson notes the unique challenge of British conditions and aims for a historic fourth consecutive Open victory.
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State Lottery Results and Numbers Listed in Mixed Text
A garbled lottery snippet shows entries and numbers, including references to State Lottery No. 8860 and various alphanumeric tokens such as 7885, 30522, 43650, and monetary mentions like £50. The legible items include scattered names and addresses, but the overall text remains fragmented and unclear.
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A. Fischer
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Crosu, Ltd
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Enfield
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Younger Australians win 1967 French doubles title
Ashley Cooper aged 20 and Malcolm Anderson 22 captured the 1967 French doubles title with a straight sets victory over Don Candy and Mervyn Rose in Paris. They dominated with powerful net attacks and a flawless serve, signaling top form for Wimbledon.
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Ashley Cooper
Malcolm Anderson
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Mervyn Rose
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Lew Hoad
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Sands Knocks Out McDonnell in Fifth Round Bout
Sands defeats McDonnell in the fifth round of a scheduled 13 round boxing match at a venue in night action. The bout ends with a clear technical finish as Sands dominates from the start to secure the win.
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McDonnell
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Reise Iesvien
Boe ‘ecDonnell
Arydtadhgin
Sydney Rider Favoured In Junior T T
Douglas Isle of Man Monday report says Bob Brown leads Australian and New Zealand attack in Golden Jubilee Junior TT race. Brown on Gilera among favourites after practice with 12 riders from Australia and New Zealand in field of 85.
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Isle of Man
Bob Brown
New Zealand
Brown
On & Works
Gilera
Moore defeats Cherville in six round bout at Stuttgart
World light heavyweight champion Archie Moore overwhelmed Belgian challenger Alain Cherville in a six round non title fight at Stuttgart on Saturday night. Moore controlled the bout, hitting at will and avoiding Cherville's rallies.
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Cherville
Stuttgart
A.a.p-Reuter
Archie Moore
Alain Chervile
Cane
England's first test hopes fade in innings setback
England facing a sharp decline in the first Test against the West Indies after Morning play. England resident 186 in their first innings as West Indies bowler Sonny Ramadhin ripped through the order taking seven wickets. Captain May and Cowdrey stood unbroken after lunch with 63 for the fourth wicket.
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Fail May
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May
Clone
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Wat Indies
All Blacks to Visit Canberra for ACT Rugby Week
Canberra hosts New Zealand All Blacks arriving June 13 for a weekend itinerary that includes Parliament discussions, a High Commissioner reception at Industry House, and a Canberra Club dinner at Hotel Ainslie Rex. ACT Under 18 selection trains Friday ahead of a match with Newington and a visit by coach F Meagher.
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New Zealand
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Zeaanders
Canberra
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Newington
World Cup Squad Delayed By N Rugby League
In Sydney the N W Rugby League postponed selecting the Australian World Cup squad to Sunday. Members were ordered to ensure a 43 piece team by Sunday night and allow metropolitan clubs to use their players. Final choices remain narrow with last chances for Bligera.
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W. Rugby League Tonight
Bligera
Cadets v RAAF Trial Ends Tight 7-2 Verdict
Spectators enjoyed strong hitting as the Cadets and RAAF fought a tight trial match. Canberra Club’s Hamilyn O'Doherty led with five hits, while Constable paced Canberra efforts. Reid and Amalie showed potential for more matches, with most players still inexperienced.
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I Constable
Hamilyn O'Doherty
Canberra
Reid
Amalie
German sports leader urges friendlier Olympic plan for future Games
West German Olympic official Dr Walter Wuelfing proposes a staged billeting system to reduce nationality barriers. Starting 1960 Winter Games athletes would stay by sport in separate areas, later during the Summer Games groups like rowers and track athletes would share housing to foster friendships. He cites Ballarat in Melbourne as successful.
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A.P
Walter Wuelfing
Squaw Valley
Wuelfing
Rowing Federation
Les Bains
Switzerland
Villae
Melbourne
Ballarat
Olympic Village
F. Staber
N.O.C
Karl von Halt
Gerhard Broerk
Redcraze to Start in Brisbane Cup at Eagle Farm
Leading trainer T J Smith confirms champion stayer Redcraze will start in the Brisbane Cup at Eagle Farm on June 11 with owner Mia Bradley. Smith also notes Redcraze may contest the W A O'Shae Stakes two days earlier.
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Champign
Redcrat
Eagle Farm
Smith
Mia A. Bradley
Radcrase
Redcraze
Mra Bendy
Retoram
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