Australian rules and sports round-up in Canberra region
A dense round-up of ACT and regional sports results, with under under 12 and under 17 football scores, team standings, and player highlights from Woden Manuka Belconnen and Belconnen matches. Includes golf, rugby, and sailing mentions, plus event summaries from Queanbeyan to Canberra venues.
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St Edmund
Gambie
Amber
fEdwards
Mejeune
Canberra
Hansen
Penifold
Triseleon I
Hermicroti
Derbridge
Sharp Woden Manuka
Eam Eifors
Faecue Oa
I Hurtey
Taompecn Vibentis
Trriwon
Ughadhrin
Manuka If
Fedb
Foulkes
Leake
Widblewskill
iCiqdwins Dames
Woden
Edmunds
Colt
Mulligan
Ge. Pret
Ee Gorkhil
Tremiane
Madlapl
A. Puneni
M. McGew
B. Jomew
Watkin
Botgir
Sareegen
Manuka
T. Words
C Corngam
Lanegan
Bennett
G. Cheimianson
Woodoo
Bosary
Colin M. Devie
Bo Magpets
Redes
Cay IM
Metis
Camptell Byimary
Kc Tarlo
A. Barty
Vinder
Matuka
Hunt
A. Kaliy
C. Whatrsand
Tarlo
SS ‘Wilkimen
West
Comtacan
T. Cony
F. Thormerofi
Belcompen
Seem
I Linde
Pete
Paul Pete
Mimo
O'Brien
Belcomnen
Roteon
Wermer
Alnade Sth
Thornberott
Tenson Weron Chan ii
Thowas
Forest
Winoclharet Roary
Lawless
Harrington
Atslam
J. Mitchell
Manake
Thosry G. Newcombs
Grmal
Doyle
Rickman
Tavidien
Darmaian
U. Eckner
Kkke White
Steeped Sets Queanbeyan Track Record in Flying Handicap
Steeped, trained by Jack Gordon, wins the Flying Handicap at Queanbeyan in 54.9 sec, giving Gordon another track record for five furlongs in 18 months. The meeting also features Matinee Hoy, Iron Gauntlet, Shamelia, and other contenders as jockeys and owners weigh up upcoming races and possible entries.
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Sweed
Queanbeyand
Canberra
Jack Gordon
Dominions
Creanbeyan Racing Club
C. Lees
Iron Gauntlet
G. N. Small
Centre
R. A. Allport
Queanbeyan
Bob Stewart
Jockey fights weight to ride in Cup
Veteran Melbourne jockey Kevin Mitchell battles to lose weight for the Brisbane Cup ride on Royal Code worth 40000. He has aimed to drop about a pound and a half from 7.8 to meet stewards rules and secure the ride amid Cup betting tensions. Royal Code features as a major contender with Kiss Me Call and Breathalyser among favorites after recent form boosts.
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Brisbane
Melbourne
Kevin Mitchell
Mitchell
Kiss Me Cail
Jim Hamilton
Fernando tipped to take Winter Stakes at Randwick
Sydney trainers weigh rivals for the Winter Stakes at Randwick as Fernando aims to follow Hasty Heart’s main race win. Fernandes has impressed since Rosehill Cup May 27, with Tea Break and Spanish Town among likely dangers. Jockey Kevin Tanghy travels back to Sydney for mounts including Siduri Broadway Hit and Bordeaut, all trained by TOT Smith.
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Sydney
Terry Brosnan
Randwick
Fernando
Fernandes
Hie
Bke Pe
Prunes
Kevin Tanghy
Tomorow Et Erier
Randwick Vis
Siduri
Bordeaut
Finegello
Gay Kiri Faces Tough Queanbeyan Sprint Challenge
Queanbeyan trainer Steve Howarth brings Gay Kiri to Queanbeyan Showground for a 400yd sprint aiming a fourth straight win. The field includes Revel Snell Parl Beaver and Gala dor Curl with Nokhos and Hut fay Karl among rivals as kennelling shifts to 12.1pm to 1pm before the afternoon card.
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Queanbeyan
Gay Kiri
Howarth
Greshound
Sydney
Solar Rocket
Hutfay Karl
Nokhos
Revel Snell
Parl Beaver
Wollongong
Galador Curl
Farl Beaver
Young
Queanbeyan Coursing Club
Kennelling
Stewart sets world leading mile at Crystal Palace
Peter Stewart, 25, clocked 3:55.39 for the mile at Crystal Palace London, fastest this year, breaking the UK record by two‑fifths of a second. Brendan Foster was second, Jim Douglas third. In Los Angeles Jim Ryan won the mile in 3:87.3, with Ray Robinson taking the 10 metre dash in 10.35 seconds.
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London
Peter Stewart
Crystal Palace
Stewart
Fdithurceh
United Kingdom
Los Angeles
Jim Ryan
Ryan
Florida
Ray Robinson
Roger Banbuck
Victorian orienteers win interstate events near Canberra
Victorian orienteers dominated the weekend interstate competitions near Canberra winning both men’s and women’s team events. In individual results ACT and NSW shared honours with Kelvin Roberts ACT and Martin NSW winning men’s and women’s in the Pierce's Creek Forest event. Rod Dominish NSW won men’s in Uriarra Forest with Heather Jones ACT capturing the women’s title. About 80 competitors from ACT Victoria NSW and Queensland attended the two races organized by the Australian Orienteering Association.
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Canberra
Act
Nsw
Pierce's Creek Forest
Kelvin Roberts
Martin
Rod Dominish
Uriarra Forest
Heather Jones
Victoria
Queensland
Aur Orienteering Associaon
New Zealand Triumph Over Queensland Country Side in Townsville
New Zealand dominated at the Sports Reserve in Townsville scoring 49 points to six as cumincks delivered a dazzling All Blacks display against the Queensland country side.
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Townsville
Cumincks
South Australian walkers dominate ACT winter carnival events
South Australian Peter Fullager won the open seven mile walk as he surged from five miles out to lead the field, with Nicholls, Hansfield, and Whyte close behind. In the women’s two mile, Lillian Harpur of South Australia upset Behan of NSW, clocking 15 41.0 amid strong winds and hilly terrain. Canberra’s Debbie Bevan led the Canberra results. The meet also featured junior and team races, the cross country, and the Canberra handicap sections, with ACT, SA, NSW all contending for titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Fullager
Fullager
Canberra
Robyn White
Steve Hansfield
MSW
Graham Nichols
Vibeloria
Hansfield
Nicholls
Whyte
Pisne Behan
Nsw
Lillian Harpur
South Australia
Alison Nicholls
Miss Behan
Jenny Mills
Harpur
Philip, Hollis
Steve Barrelett
Queensland
Nigel Crocker
Act
Robyn Whyte
John Tormey
Mike Barfoot
Dave McInnes
East Basin
Convinci le
Hines
Mike Kennedy
Julian Scott
McInnes
Sydney
Bob Squirrell
Assell Goward
Australia Beats Guernsey In Bowls Triples At Worthing
Australia earned a solid 16-12 win over Guernsey in the World Bowls Championship triples during the first week in Worthing. Australia trailed 14-0 after nine ends as rain halted play. the U S teams faced mixed results with the pairs and pass events shaping the medal hopes amid weather disruptions.
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Australia
Guernsey
Worthing
England
Scotland
Errol Bungey
Barry Salter
Chernsey
Ken Barlow wins first American style feature at Tralee Speedway
Ken Barlow drives the Reg ent-Repco Mustang to the first American style production sedan feature win at Tralee. He finishes with 67 points, 10 ahead of Barry Sharpe in the Ross Mustang, while Howard Revell and Bill O'Brien share third with 49 points. Revell leads most of the 40 laps of the main feature, with Barlow closing late to take second, and Revell setting a fast opening pace from 16th.
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Tralee Beerse
Peverder Junior Apredcare Siar
Sirtader Thumon Tk
Kenarove Triumph
Triumph
Sreeader
Ps MM
Jara
Avender
Aedans
Jones
Newling FC
Holden
Foner FC
Ko Barlow Moe Jane
Sharp Mumang
Jon W
Share Masiang
Seann We Holden
Fae
Tapas
Jo Shepherd
PN Helden
Jones FC Halden
Wear FC Fiocen
Ko Barlow
HO Revell
W AP Beies
Paloona
Queanbey
Ken Barlow
Tralee Speedway
Howard Revell
Rob Fadlington
Revell
Ian
Goulburn Favored in NSW Junior Hockey Semi
Sydney Sunday report says unbeaten Goulburn Wildcats are favoured to defend their NSW Junior Hockey title. They loom as favorites to beat Sydney Central in the semi final at the Jarra heen National Furnes Camp tamorros in Parkes.
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Sydney
Goulburn
Nsw
Parkes
Sydney Central
Jarraheen
Furnes Camp Tamorros
Holden leads half way in Uniroyal Snowy Mountains Rally
Holden dealer team cars top the halfway standings after a dusty 280 mile section between Bega and Batemans Bay. Frank Kilfoyle holds first with 43 point loss, Colin Bond second on 44, and third Torana XIIIs on 49. Barry Ferguson and Peter Lang share fifth on 54 as the 700 mile rally heads toward a four thirty am finish tomorrow.
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Holden
Frank Kilfoyle
Colin Bond
Barry Ferguson
Canberra
Peter Lang
Gerry Ball
Valiant Galant
Doug Stewart
Bruce Hodgson
Bega
Batemans Bay
Graham Elliott
Batyian Loftus
Orana
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Lee
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Charlie Smith
George Bouchier
Manuka Oval
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By John Hourigan
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Arch Kinedust
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Shamelia
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Bob C.sullivan
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Angela Cook
Christine Reeves
Cook
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