Queanbeyan Tigers Demolish Eastlake In Australian Football Upset
Queanbeyan, at home in Queanbeyan, toppled Eastlake 123 to 90 in a major upset. Wheeler starred with 13 goals for the Tigers, while Eastlake struggled with crowding and poor finishing as Charlton and Bradshaw supported Wheeler in a dominant team performance.
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Easy Soccer Wins Lead Canberra Matches in Rain
In soaking rain at Manuka Oval Canberra United defeated Olympic 4 0 with J Hayes scoring twice and J Parks adding two goals. Bohemians routed Balkans 11 0. Wapad drew 3 3 with Wistula. Hungaria beat Canberra A B 8 1. Ainslie A I won by walkover in under 14. An executive meeting at Hotel Wellington follows plus a Disputes Committee gathering.
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Ainslie Dominates Acton in Open Football Exhibition
Ainslie defeated Acton at Ainslie Oval in an easy win showcasing fast open football. Ross excelled at centre half forward for the Tricolours and Blomfield netted nine goals, while Loftus added seven. Acton youngsters impressed as Stewart Berry and Kieley worked hard. Breeza scored twice as Umpire Ratford refereed well.
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Stewart
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Narrow Win For RMAC In Tight Turners Clash
RMAC edged Turner by a point as Moodie led the charge for RMAC with multiple setups and McDonald scoring early goals. Turner's Burridge Armstrong and Moodie traded scores before a final rally left RMAC ahead 9 18 72 to 8 15 63 at the final bell.
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National Football Score Board First Grade Results
Ainslie beat Acton 157 to 42 with Blomfield Lof tus Petersen Hawke and Ross prominent. Queanbeyan defeated Eastlake 123 to 90 led by Wheeler Bradshaw Charlton and H Williams. RM.C topped Turner 72 to 63, led by McDonough and McDonald. B Grades saw Ainslie 101 over Acton 18. Eastlake 104 defeated Queanbyena 44 to 28 with Symonds and Rickman strong.
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Sutcliffe Double Wins at Queanbeyan Dog Races
Ossie Sutcliffe trains Serene Valley to win by a neck over Causeway Girl in the main event. Harvelope also victory in First Division, 350 yards, with Havelupe leading early to clock 19.8 seconds. Multiple divisions list winners and times from 350 and 525 yard heats at Queanbeyan on Saturday.
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Royals Triumph In Rugged Union Contest
Royals win a hard fought union match 17 14 over Goulburn as Meore and Scott score for Royals while Harbison and Duffy reply for Goulburn. Norths beat RAAF 18 13 with Burton and Rhoodie tries, Woods kicks, and Easts defeat Queanbeyan 27 3.
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Hawick Named in Australia Second Test Side in Brisbane
Australian selectors make one change for the Brisbane Test vs England with Green Hawick from Wagga added at centre. Brian Carlson remains at wing, Ian Muir injured, Don Schofield named reserve forward. The squad is dominated by New South Wales players and includes captain Davies from Queensland.
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