Queanbeyan Kangaroos stun Goulburn United in rough town clash
Queanbeyan Kangaroos defeated Group 8 leader Goulburn United 27 to 5 at Sele Oval amid a bruising contest. United captain-coach Clarrie Bert was absent, and Goulburn’s attack stuttered while Boulevard Belford and Bob Beefford featured for Queanbeyan with strong kicks and breaks.
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Souths Down Tigers in Shield Cup Clash
The Souths defeated the Tigers 28 13 in the Molongio Shield rugby league match at Hutemans Bay. Canberra News Challenge Cup winners Huteman’s Bay showed power and speed while top sides fought for position as Belconnen and Caplins Flat posted later wins.
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Ainslie Dominates Manuka In Lopsided Display
Ainslie produced a commanding win over Manuka by 17 goals as the Bull overran the visitors at Jamison Oval. Key moments saw Hilly Han rescuing Manuka with three quick goals before half time, while Alan Bongetti and Sam Allison impressed for Ainslie. Manuka struggled with illness in key players and could not close the gap, despite late efforts.
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Man ton twins light up Belconnen romp over Queanbeyan
Belconnen under-17 full forward Malcolm Man ton kicked two goals as his side summed 317 points to Queanbeyan’s 23. His twin brother John ton set up many chances from upfield, the pair delivering a high scoring show at Aranda Oval.
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Pilis fate on hold as ICTR appeals court reviews case
AAP report notes Pili awaiting judgment after an ICTR appeal overturns, with mention of suspension and Meronan comments. The article also covers World tennis events, detailing Dianne Fromholtz’s women’s singles win and a lengthy men’s final minutes, plus 19-year-old Janet Nowberry’s upset run.
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Four share lead in Open DAEMONT event
In a muddy field at Courway Go on 210 course, four players led the Open DAEMONT after the opening rounds. Penmy Asia, Arnold Palmer, Gary Player and another contender held joint top positions as the tournament continued, with key rivals close behind in the nine years major international event.
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Wests Lead ACT Rugby Standings After Saturday Results
Wests topped the ladder with a clear four-point margin as ACT rugby union play continued. Norths fell to RMC 6-11 while Queanbeyan and Nomhs each managed only four of ten games, dropping to eighth and fourth respectively, with RMC and Wests pulling away. Darra and Majura beat University and Royals, hinting at future shifts as teams jostle for premiership position.
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Payten Withdraws From ACT Rugby Team for Tongan Test
Key full back Peter Payten withdraws from ACT team 10 to play Tonga at Manuka Oval in Canberra tomorrow. Injury sidelines Payten who has Australian selection experience. Richerd Moncrieff and Geall Kaslar could join ACT squad as selectors adjust tactics after Payten’s withdrawal and concerns over form from Supt Fow.
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Spectacular fall at Canberra Paceway Three Year Old Stakes
A dramatic spill started the first division at Canberra Paceway, injuring no horse or driver. Levan fznae Alana led the field with a bold early tempo before Karamen Valve surged to win the second division, while Jude Dyred and Greendale Laver Zein chased hard in a brisk pace laden card from Penrith to Hur Old Park.
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