Aboriginal women lift spirits at Manly carnival
An Aboriginal team from Macleay and the North Coast earned praise from officials at the annual country week women’s basketball carnival in Manly. The event featured eliminations with Riana scoring high and semi finals set for tomorrow among A and B grade matchups including Wawarra, Maitland, Lismore, and Orange.
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Sydney
Macleay
North Coast
Manly
Devin
Tein Spake
Nah
Doit Eete
Carnal
Sheltie
Tiawarrs
Semfinalien
Riana
Moat
Canberra
Wawarra
Anal Mie
Meweantle
Wawra
Lismore
Nis
Pride
Mhawarey
Orange
Maitland
Geelong Topped by South in VFL Upset
South defeated Geelong in a surprise VFL result, with South showing stronger form in the match. Geelong struggled to match the visitors, while Essendon and Melbourne featured prominently among the other VFL actions as teams push for ladder positions.
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Geelong
South
Collingwood
South South
Melbourne
Tomnerow
Angich
Aif
Poiming Perpeniape
Alton
Grey
Callinigwond
Ladder Omarran
Fuli Toraraeg
Sauth
Essendon
Anf
Vale
Yin Han
Sky
Richmad
Ham
Wihanson
Essendran
Shelina
Fis
Bnehimg
AL Hawiharn Saver
Nori Melhourme
Juventus edge toward Ampo Cup final amid tense semi
Juventus face a tense buildup as they advance toward the Ampo Cup final after a hard fought semi. Readouts describe crowd reactions, disputed penalties, and key plays involving players named in the tense match narrative.
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Juventus
Won after jumping the gun
Peter Luck reports on a boat race where teams capitalized on an early start. The article notes a reversal of racks as two boats claimed victory after an aggressive, early maneuver.
Mawarra tops NSW Mens Oper Basketball action
Mawarra led the NSW Mens Oper Basketball Championship action with a strong first half 22 20 edge and continued pressure into the final periods. The carnival at Newtown Moorenin and Dicksan Oval drew nearly 400 spectators as ACT teams faced Newtown and the University of Sydney.
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le Fonda Powertyl
Tian
Forday
Ball Tinto Bahelte
Dicksan
Navarra
Tas
Éodigy
Divikin Leider
Dicksony
Whit
Aetes Eagle
Ima Ripilis
Vast
Sydney
Si Anichael
Ben Heyes
Fam
al Newtown
Ivarina de Gronthworn
University of Sedney
Apa
Lghield Raraterm
Ewinnen
Winnesa
Raving
Litney
Fanny's
Wiener
Riflemen struggle in adverse conditions at noisy meet
Nearly 80 shooters took part in a windy event at AL with many scoring poorly. Notable performances included Wembley and Ray Byrne while several shooters weathered rough ranges to place, and overall results showed wide dispersion due to the challenging conditions.
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Fone
Wembley
Sacany
Enay
Bette
fFellerson
Dirachont
Lssy Kilky
Wibilemen
Bhi Gren
Banlseye
Ray Byrne
Tel Ee Otters
Quenithem
Nexonah Ulss
Olea
Ray Basshoorn
Bill Tombins
Berate Cagherra Gram Nparle School
Richler
Prado
Crawsons
D. Brown
Raven Goveys
Cone
W Reaves
O'Leary
Toresley OB Cie
Vardey
Meierare
Calvert
Richer
Anon
Corly
Risson
Ren Gillan
D. Ruteup
R. Wembley
Miss
Bovey
Winehwcter
Mostavalion
Serekendee
Ashton
P. Marshall
Hanmore
Hall
Crawlon
Masters Triumphs At Western Open In Chicago
Sune Masters, age 29, wins the $9 000 Western Open in Chicago using borrowed clubs. She refines a drive from Bee Toski and Palm Beach player Henry Linder, finishing with a 72. Four Americans Carol Saverson Maelene Hagge Su Maxwell and Tully Forluemke follow.
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New York
Sune Hay
Marayer Masters
Chicago
Miss Masters
Bee Toski Asi
Palm Beach
Henry Linder
Junior wins road race at Gap Plains Flat Road
Murphy wins ahead of Bonguieus and ten rivals in a muddy road race held Saturday. The sprint finish favored Murphy after a halfway lead and eight miles remaining near Gap Plains.
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Murphy
Placepeliers
Handy Fea Trom Bonguieus
Queanbeyan Triumphs 20-14 Over Goulburn in Rugby Clash
Queanbeyan edged Goulburn 20-14 at Taylor Park to stay in ACT premiership race. Captain Glen Barcham scored the decisive try with late penalties shaping the result amid a scrappy, injury-influenced match.
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Queanbeyan
Petee Ryan
Firetrade Rugby Union
Goulhuen
Taylor Park
Faye
Fas
Tor Aary
Bartey
Tay
Pe Rawhiye
Sai
Ted Followine
Riley
Kaye
Wicks
Bae
Hailey
Morty Geen
Secon
Queanbeyan Owing
Tong
Goulburn
Jibee Waser
Manuka Oval
University
Sin
Chuma
Univers
Cesinierel Disity Oval
Gust
Peferee
Brian
AL Griffith
Ainstic
Erie
Peter
Lanse
Wimuen
Paterhaeney
Eng
Sori
Renee
Mien
Eni
Malvnes Iy
Kaye Pew
Woal
Ind
Fumbting
Tan
Be Lange
RMC
Amc
Uince Inc
Bharanin
Wimpengo
Thornton Serandye
Nurihs
Uni 17 Cooma 12 in rugged University match
University beat Cooma 17 to 12 with a strong second half showing. standout performances came from Noel Hants Tony Whitam Roger Clement and Rust String as University overcame Cooma pack led by Jock Mitchell.
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University
Y Twewuds
Ted
Noel Hants
Tony Whitam
Roger Clement
Cooma Pack
Jock Mitchell
Mateh Sarge
Une
Baltes
Nekine
Fingleiss
Higl Waters
Mick Broman
Matehlelehrths
Hig Seus Cooma
Iwail
Ion
Smits
Birane
Nok
Finglsion
Gascnigoetes
Rul Trumma
Ying
Fakcon Fas
Eral
Gel
aLinian Walers
Cao
I Muntratian
Sion Cooma
Universniversity
Aupnowers
Mnty
AMC Stall
Ainslie Beats Easts In Rough Queanbeyan Match
Ainslie defeated Easts 28 68 in a bruising mid 1964 era game with Peter Jake and Norman Mil keoiee standout. referee Ted Hancock oversaw a clash featuring Joe Slater and Bill Wweale among forwards while Goulburn and Queanbeyan battled for advantage and Jock Chris added a late try for Easts.
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Sweas
Bill
Hawke
Jack Slater
Bale
Rowe
Denis
Wilkee
Peter Jake
Bailey Barcham
Jared Bn
Petey Tosiers
Thea
Soga
Batley
Mike Craft
Ainslie
Trier
Deanis É Cray
Firesight
Ty ‘Norman
Mili Keoiee
Toohey
Faste
Maes
Tullbres
Brian Callon
Jan
P Brown
Alsa Cosies
Sien
Ainslae
Moiman
Howsden
Airslie
Reid Paskl
Focken likely to retain title
Focken expected to defend his championship at the event in Alabama. The report cites competitive field names and recent form, noting his lead and the chances of repeating as champion.
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Netore
Uf Bamnsstean
Melhourne Shawid Avin
Rerause
Uhen
Lee Hae al
Mr Connery
Ilchomind
Baldovk
Tigers
Hicken
Siveem
Melbourne
Nerdas
Notrerny
Yielhinn
Son
Focken
Canberra cars falter in rugged mountain trial
Mechanical troubles sidelined three of four Canberra regies early in the Rothmans Southern Mountains event. Navigator Steve Lalloran and driver Bruce Collier led the remains through Cooma toward Goulburn, with Stewart of Sydney winning by eight points in the 1100 mile trial.
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Canberra Regie
Rothmans Southern
High Manne
Pat Law
Tanner
Peter Brow
Low
Usher
Noe Frempluman
Brive Puke
Ihraugh Turin
Khagcolin
Finnabyne
Ove Stewart
Syeney
Aly
Stewwart
Nainis
Bruce Collier
Yarey
Holden I
Cooma
Collier
Steve Lalloran
Canberra
Drivine
Cuntin
Ant
Goulburny
Tne
Andmil
Renitstoldenl
Ever Green
Sydney
Wil
Goulburn
GliNya
John Keele
Abeeris
Feams
Abn Il
Belle
Wilipnats Inguies
Umd Covell Sandeman
Ithee
John Price
Aveiraain Sportine Caren
Tony
Reynards
Tilly Fer
Nella” Miichee
Faleenyanon
Jofin Hull
Gerry Tia
Tion Hilian
Rum Shor
Craw
Nigel Collier
I Monghi
Argonise
Fort George
Rona In Sanat Ont Joins Global Health Push
Unclear OCR fragment mentions health context around Rona in Sanat Ont. No solid names, dates, or events readable. Summary focuses on general health discussion within the region amid ongoing global concerns.
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