England's Test selectors accused of incompetence
England cricket selectors criticized as a fifth column by FE M Wellings for failing to pick a decisive team for the second Test. Daily Mail and Daily Sketch commentaries debate Barrington Milburn dynamics and the need for courage to name ten players plus one alternative.
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England selectors scramble to fix Test lineup after Lahore loss
The article reviews England plan changes at Lord's noting Derek Underwood and Pat Pocock likely to play the Lord's pitch, with pressure on the bowlers to lift form after a heavy defeat and calls for stronger pace and spin balance in the final XI.
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Sussex bowled out for 88 at Hove
At Lord's inspired Lord's hopefuls Adam Cartwright led a sensational bowling display as Sussex were skittled for 88 at Hove. The Australian pace attack dominated with Kenzie spearheading the attack while several English critics praised the performance amid a troubled season for Sussex. Cartwright commented on the lingering injury concerns and the team's flat effort through the match.
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Rose quickens training tempo for world title bid
Australia’s Lionel Rose increases training pace ahead of a July 2 world bantamweight title clash with Japan's Takao Sakurai in Tokyo. Rose’s camp and manager Raul Rennie outline plans for a potential defence later in the year.
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Amateur tennis rule to be defied by Court and Okker
Injury to weaken RL side Queanbeyan Voile, last year's premier and strong premiership contender, faces challenge as Zone 2 rugby league competition proceeds with key players out.
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Australian tennis expenses slashed in move at Wimbledon
The All England Club cut the touring Australian team expenses for Wimbledon almost two thirds after the Lawn Tennis Association of Australia was offered only 4250 for the trip. The dispute centers on prize money and amateur status as Mrs Court and others confront ITF rules. The Australian team faces funding setbacks while preparations proceed with players like Rose and Rennie training and weighing options for participation.
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Dantana Set To Chase Rosehill Triumph On Saturday
New Zealand star Dantana aimed for a strong run in Rosehill’s six furlong Flying Handicap as betting and form pointed to a peak-performance setup. The horse, trained by Smith, and backed by connections eyeing Doncaster bids, prepared through trackwork and a key prep in Sydney.
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ANU and RMC Set for Union Clash at Market Oval
ANU and RMC prepare for a rugby league match at Market Oval on Sunday amid injuries to key players. The defense and recent form of Canberra and Queanbeyan add tension as teams seek a decisive win and to climb the league table.
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Trevino Wins US Open in Historic Sub-Par Light
Lee Trevino captured the 68th US Open in Rochester New York firing rounds of 69 68 69 69 totaling 275 finishing two strokes ahead of defending champion Tony Jacklin and becoming the first to play all four rounds under par in the American Classic. Trevino hinted at a British Open bid hoping to complete a rare double.
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Blind veterans compete in first international sports event
In Brighton England blind war veterans from five European nations competed in a track walking and landing events series. The tournament led by Bert Yancey saw a final round 76 for third place while Vera Korova set a women's world record with 295 total. UK host nations and others participated in a varied program.
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TAB Hawkesbury Trotting Meeting Update Today
Canberra TAB operates Hawkesbury trotting with betting closes for the first race at 6pm and the double on races eight at 1am. Civic branch hours: opens at 4pm closes at 8pm.
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Pyers Wins Prix de Royaumont in France
South Australian jockey Billy Pyery rode the three year old filly Hugger Mugger to victory in the Prix de Royaumont at Chantilly France yesterday. Hugger Mugger defeated Riv TH by a length and a half with Rovette I third in the 10 furlong race.
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Australian bridge star collapses during world championship
R Cummings of Sydney collapsed at the bridge table in Deauville during the world championships and was rushed to Toursville Hospital. He recovered enough to be in his hotel room and hoped to play again, with Sweden and Canada teams noted among finalists as Australia’s performance lagged behind.
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Lone sailor rounds world in nonstop voyage
Robin Knox-Johnston, 29, sails from Cornwall to circle the globe solo with no stops, following rivals John Ridgway and Huey in a record bid. The claim is met with harbour officials calling it a real police-breaking feat as Australia’s entry tightens the race.
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