England faces Test defeat in chaotic Australian innings
England pressurized as Colin Cowdrey and John Edrich struggle behind. Australia surge to 3/44 and 140 in a day dominated by Pocock spin. Redpath and Walters key in a late push as Australia edge toward a commanding lead.
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England
Colin Cowdress
John
Pocock
Walter Wut Watters
Forthe
Bowier
Pire
Sid Buller
Vera
Tralian
Doug Walters
Tom Wis
Han
Misskeeper
Batts
Iver Cvein
Chappell
Cowdrey
Diam
Jatterwards
Barberino
Prominence Dominates Cup Opponents in Brisbane
Prominence defeated Cup rivals in Brisbane despite a stiff field. Trainer Norm Orerechton sent the miler, clocked near 3IK6, with jockey Hill Smith aboard Comic Court. After strong backing in Brisbane and Melbourne, Prominence aimed for speed over the Eagle Farm sprint, while plans included a 3:19 effort for a spell.
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Piuce
Peter
Roobereela
Clraest
Promineywe
Mary
Heather
Hind
Jnckey
Anther Farmer
Sjockes
Norm Orerechton
Hill Smith
Comic Court
Melbourne
Cip
Heather Swift
Boohersela
Smith
Eagle Farm
Slaver
Brisbane
Sydney Smith
Patton
Rally win to Ferguson
Top NSW driver Barry Ferguson is provisional winner of the Rothmans Sonny Car Rally in Canberra after surviving a tire change and a fire incident. The 1,000 mile event saw snow and ice complicate nearly a third of the route with temperatures down to 20 below, as Ferguson extends his points lead in both the Australian and NSW championships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nsw
Barry Ferguson
Canberra
Ferguson
Sydney
Brothers
Greg Anil
John Garrard
Rothmans
Rally
Frank Kilfoyle
Victoria
Mex Lyn Keele
Jenny Marshall
ACT hockey team suffers defeat in Sydney final
In Sydney Newcastle women’s hockey clinched the State title with a 3-0 win over Canberra and a 3-1 victory over Far North Coast, finishing one point ahead. In rugby, a NSW trial saw breakaway David Lagermany and Peter Reilly star for Richmond Hawthorn, while country players and reserve selections dominated the day.
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Sydney
Newcastle
Newaille
Canberra
Far North Coast
Ken
Nsw
Gerham
Williamrs
Alan
Salterland
Meaden
Oeave Ferry McCashin
Austra
Grry
Ty. Lias
Ferrie McCor
Mick
Fenlanders
SCG
John Hip
Hugh Rive
Tan Factor Fot
Wor
Gialy
Roeroe
Jock Hugh Row
Binchiey
England
Iman
Newcantle
John Wipwell
Queensland
Sean
Melbourne
David Lagermany
Yous
Mne
Peter
Richmond
Hawthorn
Reilly
Tadhur McGill
Aone
Lota Cole
Bal
Kool
San- Gile
Handwick
Cap Key
Pawley
Wandwick
Nthe Grese
Brunmoyng
Davigjeentte
Taylor
Qld
Lock
Hugh
Cap Oley Tandh
Taoy Abrahams
Ney’ University
Peter Reilly
Meg de Wglayrant
Jim Rox
Shurgh
Sydney ‘University
Paney Northern
Subirh
Hooker
P- John
Son
Randwick
John Hipwell
Paul Pargeniza
Sydney University
Tiles Suerossimalf
Honan
Wallabies to Meet All Blacks in Newcastle Match
A scrambled report notes a rugby clash involving the Wallabies and All Blacks in Newcastle. The text mentions Bruce Blackley finishing a back move in the second half and references strong play by unnamed backs, with country teams portrayed as overmatched.
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Wallabies
ALL Blacks
Mewes Indy
Bruce Blackley
Country
Binckley
Gave
Pero
Newcastle
Amateurs triumph in Second Division ANFC title clash
The Australian Amateurs defeated ACT at Manuka Oval to win the Second Division of the ANFC Championship. Graeme, Donovan, and Hughes starred for the Amateurs while NSW surged in the second quarter, turning a 45 point deficit into a strong finish.
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ANFC
Manuka Oval
Amateum
WBS
ACT LO
Canberra
Amann
Ayers
ACT
Willan de Sinalse SS
Lea
Panoyan
Orton
Queensland
Cis
Nsw
Yyken
Grophoy
Huphes
Sincla
Wilber
Feltham
Kesiww
Rewt Ce
Mier
Win Queens
Sam Donovan
Recon
Evr
Swulig Inti
Hecra Bar
Berine Quartey
Wemen
Imne
Hermie Smith
Turk S
Davidl Hughes Canheras
Wraay Fom Linley
Sn Donovan
Iiersland
Jarratt
Grahamewell
Queens
Breazec
S. Donovan
A. Voight
Australia cruises to World Cup victory over France
Sydney report on the rugby league World Cup clash where Australia defeated France 20 to 2. The Australian forwards pressured, backline moves created chances, and key moments included tries as Percival and Langlands contributed while tensions rose with on-field scrums and protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Bobby Fulton
Sydney
Jean Capdouze
Fulton
France
Breskine Uy
Australas
Australie
Kangaroos Front Line Up Extra Training Session
A report of intensified practice for the Kangaroos led by Coach Bill Sullivan with key players like Fahmy Kaper and Kamgaooe aiming to lift form. The session featured two trick plays and improved fundamentals as the team prepares for a crucial match.
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Georges Aulteres
Percival
Tlme
Mick Lorward
Simran
Pence
Auttellia
Earihhs
Bill Sullivan
Bullaen
Allel
Cereny
He Cooke
Ie Walsh
Toos
Hennett
Aalleon
Tatanding
Hfarden
Goulbury United
Coul
Suncay
Ailleren
Driver killed at West Allis racing circuit in crash
One driver died and two others were hurt when a flaming three car crash erupted at a West Allis racing circuit yesterday. Australasian driver Darnell, 37, and fellow racer Dieter Quester survived the wreck with severe burns and injuries.
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West Allis
Wisconsin
Wothers
Delver
Ain
Australia Tops World Bridge Championship Recovery
Australia delivers a remarkable comeback at Deauville to claim a 97 percent score in the world bridge championships amid heavy competition. The squad, featuring Omar Sharif's team as the Egyptian captain, defeated Switzerland 19 to 1 and the Irish team 20 to nil, while aiming to push past Venezuela, Canada, and Finland as Italy leads the open field with Finland, Iceland, Canada, and others close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Switzerland
Omar ‘Sharif
Venezuela
Canada
Finland
Italy
Finand
Iceland
Holland
America
Philippines
McDonagh Wins Marathon After Drinking Beer
Holyoke reporter notes Jim McDonagh, a 40 year old building superintendent, won the sixth US marathon trial in extreme heat after claiming he trained by drinking beer. He finished 36 miles in 2 hours 46 minutes and 1 second, with Bob Scharf second in 4 hours 7 minutes.
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Saurathons
McDonagh
Bob Scharf
Asbertober
Maine Lens
Mer Donagh
Niles
Gliding Titles In Poland Open World Championship Entry
The eleventh world gliding championships opened in Poland with a parade featuring ten teams from twelve countries before about 20,000 spectators at Legend Avrfield Wet. Veteran Swedish former champion Per-Atel Petge, who has competed for 20 years, received back the trophies from 1965 England triumphs, as the three man Australia team prepared to compete.
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Avrfield
Poland
Shampion
Per-Atel
Petgeson
Alice
England
Aficias
Australia
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