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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1976
Page
8
Simms' side edged the Blues 10 0 in a Group 8 contest at Queanbeyan. The Greens retained their unbeaten run in the series, despite limited scoring from four attempts, as 10 Seiffert netted the decisive goal and Cragk Well made key saves.
A chaotic match saw the Blues surge after Tilves and Glebe combined in a late push. Memesvous and Stone produced key plays as the Blues rallied from a deficit, with Vick Sime and Chris Levings among contributors. The Greens fought back, but the Blues held firm, securing the win thanks to a late try and solid defense.
An erratic report outlines a comprehensive backline reshuffle by the ACT rugby union ahead of the match with Fiji. It notes Weatherstone out, Weathervines and Thomas changes, and Jon Mandy named captain with Mer fran taking captaincy duties in a tumultuous lineup update.
Yesterday prier Walk Hg wounded as Leah prepared for a female power match at Manuka Goh sponsored by The Canberra Times. The hooker Daryl Cowie of Werls suffered an Achilles tendon, while Mark Berry of Quotinbe yan slipped in tie movements to the RUC Thinker Ricky Williams. Additional injuries noted from Sulseniy amid crowded events on ACT bus route.
A fragmented report notes Wallaby captaincy mix and coaching changes as players and reserves shift roles. Mentions Wallaby supporters and training at Canberra area clubs with selections pending, including names like Hirst and Feenlid while discussing preparations for a Canberra game.
Adelaide racing and bowls heats unfold as Alan Moffat and fellow drivers compete at the Adelaide International Raceway. Moffat appears relieved after a demanding day, with car and driver conditions noted.
Three seconds set as Cromentry Club’s annual event produced notable performances. Denys O'Brien of ANU led a field including Keith Pergnap as he posted a 734.0 dollar value in prize money while rival competitors in Sydney and Canberra chased records. Dave Melnnes surged with a late finish and Mike Ken claimed a win the prior week in the Shetland half marathon context.
A chaotic match saw Croaky Deakins and Naika Spaleta contribute key scores as Metrose pressed for premiership. Crowded action featured late fouls and defensive stands, with Melrose, Croatia and Norths contending for top spots and pivotal goals shaping the league table.
Sydney on Sunday reports Rigby Jeanie Test centre at Fulton won the $500 Wills player award. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but indicate a prize victory in a bowling or similar event.
Ron Norton reports Wignall won his fourth Fraser Trophy at Canberra in a tense finish. Norman Young and Parmar challenged, with Shepherd close behind as Wignall grabbed the win by a narrow margin. The race featured a late spurt by Vic Mower and a high wind affecting times, with prize points aiding the Norman and Hounte campaigns.
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