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Oregon
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Bradoon
Des Doyle
Iris
Ava Leonard
Forrest Fights Back to Win Tennis in Mixed Pennant
Forrest came from behind to beat Campbell 7 sets 62 games to 5-43 in ACT mixed pennant division 1A Saturday. Forests Tickner and Vincent rallied with late wins in singles and doubles to edge Campbell 5-3 in a tight match. Weston Creek also claimed their first win as Crowther Evans and partners battled through shared doubles and mixed sets.
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Monzon Retains World Middleweight Crown in Monte Carlo
Carlos Monzon of Argentina defeated Colombian Rodrigo Valdes over 13 rounds to claim a unanimous decision and reaffirm his status as undisputed world middleweight champion. Fans clashed with police around the ring before and after the bout, as Monzon thanked his supporters and his actress friend Susanna Jimenez.
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Argentina
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Monzon
World Boxing Association
World Boxing Council
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Woden plans to expand baseball senior ranks this season
Woden Baseball Club met to decide on expanding senior teams next season. If approved, the club aims for two A grade, one B grade and at least two C grade teams, up from one team per grade. The special meeting at Phillip Community Club 7.30pm will involve past present and potential players.
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Woden
Ainslie
ACT Baseball Association
Phillip Community Club
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Newcastle
Belmont
Manly
Sydney
Canberra
Stowers
World gliding titles decided at Helsinki event
Ingo Renner of Australia won the standard class world gliding championship in Helsinki yesterday. Open class results were unofficial due to missing reports with George Lee of Britain deemed world champion and Julian Ziobro of Poland in second place.
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Australia
George Lee
Britain
Julian
Ziobro
Poland
Squashbowl earns place in State grand final
Squashbowl earned the right to face Canberra College of Advanced Education in the State 1 squash grand final with a 3 1 win over Woden 2 at the National Squash and Tennis Centre Lyneham on Thursday. Jim Ferguson beat Mike Callaghan, Bob Alexander defeated Phil Slater, and John Mills toppled Terry Donnelly in a tight earlier match as Woden led briefly before Squashbowl seized control and set up a decisive final with the college.
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Mike Call
Ferguson
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Woden TT
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Read
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Bob Alexander
Colin McLeod
Graham Pollard
Orienteering group appoints new ACT president
Mr Hermann Wehner becomes president of the ACT Orienteering Association with Mr Mike Cassells as secretary and Mr Malcolm Miller as treasurer. Other officials elected include J. Fos ters as event officer, C. Wehner as newsletter editor, D. Hoge mapping officer, B. Thomas education officer, G. Moon training officer, and D. Burnett PR officer.
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ACT Orienteering Association
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Malcolm Miller
J. Fosters
C. Wehner
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Weather report notes drifting low mood and shifting winds
A low pressure system over the eastern Wight moves east toward the Tasman Sea bringing mild unstable winds to southern NSW and western regions. Expect showers late afternoon into night with cooler conditions as winds veer southward. Temperatures near or slightly above average with scattered showers and light snow on higher peaks.
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Merisher Valley
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Hockey's big four can be beaten in tight round
Saturday's first grade hockey fixtures widened the gap atop the ladder but showed the leading quartet can be upset. Central led on goal averages ahead of St Pots Old Canberrans with United fourth. Barton ANU Woden Waratah Western District and AMC trailed as the round delivered competitive results and a warning to the top clubs. Central defeated RMC 4-1 at Jerrabomberra Oval.
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Special Session Calls Power Struggle Mediation
The Society Free Lance Gibbet Jockey called a special session to mediate a power struggle raging within the organization. Leaders and members are expected to attend as tensions flare over governance and influence.
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Apios. Me
Bond wins seventh round at Lakeside in Brisbane
Australian Touring Car title race shifted after Collis Bond won round seven at Lakeside International Raceway Bris bane. Alan Moffat remains on 38 points, four ahead of Bond and Ross Steton on 38 points in Capri, keeping the series tight.
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Collis Bond
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Moffat
Bond
Ross Seaton
Tattslotto TiHinet No 202 Drawn On Sameday
The draw lists numbers 17 34 37 5 7 21 with supplementary 24. Total pool stands at 1,814,406.15. No results or winners are provided in this fragment.
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