Amateur clubs CAE and Weston upset Federation Cup foes
CAE and Weston shocked first round opponents as CAE edged through to meet Phillip United in a second round. Weston defeated promotion contender Woden 1 0 and will face Jurpet Eagles next. Belconnen drew 4 0 with Sou City after a late penalty miss. Other results saw Kreased 3 1 Jamican, North 4 1 AM RAC, and Hughes advancing to face Lyomy. The ACT Soccer Carnival saw Olympic beat Juventus in the semi finals.
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Killory
Tet
Sine
CAE
Phillip United Dramatic Cup
Ssle St George
Isish
Gove Cals
Eairn
Queany
OK Hughes
Dickson
Seagee
Teyes
Pringles
Hughes
Lyomy
Olympic
ACT Soccer Federation
Deakin
Phillip United
Phillip
Lyon
Olympe
Juventus
Croatia
Brste
Turner
Fardell sparks Rams in Canberra defeat at Seifler Oval
One man can only hold a team together so long. Fardell, back from an eye injury, starred for Canberra Rams in a Group 8 loss to Woden Vale at Seifler Oval. Lloyd Worthy kicked five goals for Canberra, while Woden’s defense faltered late as Tigers pressed for a comeback.
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Woden Valeley
Canberra
Seifler Oval
Leng Ha
Rarns
Petes Fadell
Bearded Fardell
Ith Hie
Altachy
Real
Gression
Hull
Tigers
Terry Parker
John Bruce
Woden
Bob Murphy
Lloyd Worthy
Fardenalmon
Giness
Apis
Canberra Tiger
Mike
Phillip
Ted Davidson
Angers
Ian Moore
Ul Hacky
Faulllem
Udeniep
Mitch
Fardell
Smille
Acores
Seifert
Queanbeyan Blues
Anties
Mapp
Goulburn
Canbeyan
Kangaroos
Belconnen Secures First Win in Narrow Contested Match
Belconnen Austrailan dominates Queanbeyan Tigers with a third-quarter surge to claim its first win of the season. Mick Burgen and Tammy Atlivie led Belconnen’s attack while Alan and the Blues’ defense stifled Queanbeyan in the vital periods.
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Belconnen
Queanbeyan Tigers
Mick Burgen
Blues
Belconnen Falls to Souths in Upset at Motonglo
In a round of major upsets at Motonglo, Belconnen, previously undefeated, lost 11 to 9 to Souths. The match featured tight defense and late tries, with Norths and Souths competing for the lead as both sides showcased strong forwards and strategic kicking. Captain Hig and Harman stood out, while Souths secured a 34 to 5 win at Ainslie Oval.
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Wilty
South Cun
Hour Sipporiers
Souths
South Canberra
Panthers
George Clarke
Harman
Norislit
Batemans
Weil
Céine
Reilly
Wadey
Fane
Hig Wit
Ainslie Oval
Peter Fullager wins third straight 20 mile road walk
South Australian Peter Fullager captured his third successive 20 mile road walk at Lake Burley Griffin yesterday, likely securing favour for the Canberra Commonwealth Games 20 mile trial in September. Canberra’s Pete McCullagh showed strong form early but faded. Victoria’s Nis and NSW’s Davhing were runners up as full race pace settled.
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Peter Fullager
Lake Burley
Canberra
Ullager
Pete McCullagh
Bel Venetia
Nis
Victoria
Davhing
Nsw
Fullaeet
Secuahith
Fullerer
Placns McCisNagh
Cysteria
Robyn Whyve Sehoy
Queanbeyan Hopeful After Narrow Rugby Setback
Queanbeyan Rugby Union Club clung to finals hopes after narrow defeats. Westgarth beat Daramutan 37 9 while ANU defeated Norths 23 12. Queanbeyan’s captain Graham Aughes criticized effort, Royals impressed, and ANU deferred game with AMC to today potentially shaping four place race.
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ANU
AMC
Aine de Chulluda
Queanbeyan
Easts
Norths
Westgayn
Duramutan
Norns
Majura
Eau
Dre Pon
HST
Ach
Sin Yalhis
Rally of the Bega Valley opens with close scoring at 11 penalty points
The Bega Valley Rally concluded its 600 mile event as the third round of the Australian Rally Championship. Feld driving a Works Duraun 2407 led by Frank Killoyle and Mike Osborne, with Stewart McLeod and Adrian Mortimer close behind. Ed Mull and Mike Batten in a Mazda Capella Roury, and Colla Bond with George Sheppard in a Terans XIII followed. Top 10 included Lag and Smith in a Casberrats Holden Monaro GTS 350, Robers and Beai in a Saab 99, Hilton and Lake in a Peugeot 504, and Moughton with Faulkner in a Ford Capri V6. The event heads toward LE MANS, France, as spectators note the Le Mans 24 event proceeds with Ferrari and Simca battles through the day.
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Bega Valley
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Duraun
Frank Killoyle
Mike ‘Osborne
Stewart McLeod
Adrian Mortimer
Adletiale
Terans XIII
Colla Bond
George Shepheard
Casberrats
Peter Lag
Warwick Smith
Evan “Grese
Jim Bryan
Tony Robers
Jeff Beaimon
Ryan Hilton
Boris Lake
Doug Chivas
Peter Player
Peter Moughton
Neil Faulkner
Arthur Jackson
Peter Godden
Bern’ Gi
Grebe
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Han” Queanbeyan
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Taylor Park
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