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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1967
Page
3
Victoria proved far superior in teamwork and football knowhow as they easily defeated Western Australia in a dull game at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Saturday.
Former Juventus Soccer Club president Reg Cervo resigns from the ACT Soccer Federation management committee amid turmoil. The resignation follows a season of heated debate, with Cervo cited for forthrightness and controversy as the federation seeks restructuring.
In a turbulent match Hobart defeats Victoria despite seven men left. Players clashed as the third quarter unfolded. Victoria pressed late but struggled with injuries including Stewart and Swart. Final score sees Hobart prevail amid heated exchanges and multiple names noted in the report.
Waratah nets a goal five minutes before the final whistle to force a 1-1 draw with Centrals in the men s hockey clash at Majura on Saturday. The home side pressed early, with Central s opener, and Waratah responded late to clinch the equaliser amid a tense finish.
Turner J scored a surprise 13 game win over Reid in the opening round of the tennis competition on Saturday. The win featured mixed doubles pairing with Boh Lane and a later win in doubles with Lonergan. Details of other matches and players like Manning, Read, and Clarke appeared in various events, with Turner showing strong form and contributing to a broad set of results.
Newcastle defeated Canberra 96 to 66 in a Saturday night YMCA game. Leading 44 to 23 at halftime, Newcastle’s Dylan Hay led with 18 points amid solid team defense and sharp shooting. Ellis and Hobson sparked fast breaks while Canberra struggled with turnovers and limited cohesion.
Fulmen won the Brisbane Cup at Eagle Farm on Saturday amid a hostile crowd recall of his O'Shea Stakes failure. Trainer Bari Cummings, noted for multiple major wins, steered Fulmen with a powerful ride as Royal Cory finished third. Despite surrounding boos, the presentation concluded with approval for the winner’s connections and gratitude for Fulmen’s performance.
Forest Glen leads all the way in the Improvers at Queanbeyan over six furlongs, holding off late challengers. Trainer Mackenzie Stable adds another win as Lowland Chief and Gold Mark push the pace with a bellwether performance by Mister Rob Stewart’s runners.
Mackenzie bested rival Lanberra in a Saturday field event. The era-bre pi second af four yolinds Jurarman a Su proved decisive as Mcintosh Trophy was awarded amid strong performances from Coston and Colygie.
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