Three battle for rules honours in tough league race
In a tight Australian rules contest the Eastlake Manuka and Ainslie trio remain in the premiership hunt amid close scores and standout performances. Manuka beat Queanbeyan while Eastlake and Ainslie pressed for pivotal wins as finals loom, with key plays from Whatman Gallagher Rendell and Searle shaping the late-season push.
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Seatte
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Bill Gouty
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Telnlayers
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Universaria
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Queanbeyan
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Ter
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Tinolly Cattowerer
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Aine
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Whatman
Greenwood
Snell
Ainslie Gilbeos
Searle
Rendell
Gregory
Loffan
Jaknso
Wigeky Smith
Bi Johan
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Jockey Jim John Suspended One Month at Moonee Valley
Moonee Valley stewards suspend senior jockey Jim John for one month after a fareless riding incident during a Saturday meeting. Race officials cited a breach of conduct and improper riding as the basis for the penalty.
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Melaquame
Jim Johnon
Moonee Valley
Fareless
Call for report on tennis feud in London match
London report says umpire Mr Mizias Gibson called for an inquiry into a heated singles match between Nancy Richey of the United States and Karen Kranizcke of Australia. The pair exchanged abuse after a late service break controversy, with Richey later faulting to win the game and later actions including a dispute with the umpire.
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London
Mizias Gibson
Raw
Nancy Richey
America
Australia
Karen Kranizeke
Richouble
Paked
Yime
Richey
Carl
Kangaroos Triumph and Cripple Canberra in NSW Rugby
At Seiffert Oval Canberra lost to Kangaroos 19 12 as Woden Valley and Queanbeyan United pushed hard. Key players included Ricky White and Kerry Netting for Canberra with strong defense, while Koala Kangaroos exploited gaps in the Roos' pack to secure the win.
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Netting
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Aiefence
Peter Johnson
Billy Sylvan
Roosland
Wooden
Tag Bye
Tey
Conver Fime
Young
Erate Woden
Vysin
Western District set as favourites with big win
Western District, seen as the dominant AU rugby power, crushed fourth-placed Goulburn 29-6 at the Showground on Saturday. Key moments saw Leleste scoring, with Gowburn on the back foot for much of the match as Wests dominated scrums and line plays.
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St Ull
Maby Union
Goulburn
Ayela
Ainslie
Tnish
Queanbeyan
Busktine
Advanane
Morshbourms
Stuart Senion
Ipawlely
Cooma
Coom
Royals
Alan Ashmore
Fea Dewa
Deakin
Ashmate
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Emma
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Apodeme
Limarier
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Jaskough
Gouin
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Kentwell Azine
Spain
ACT
Bill O'Neal
Graham Heartey
Miayer
Sieve Hein
Calibunt Tan Ritk
Ands
Kerry Wilsmore
Torman
Geett
Soin
Tel
Orwards
Russell
Ib San
von Withers
RMC
Dantroort
Mae
Gopthorg
Astack Toy
Lier Breaks On Silt Anomaly At Open Site
A brief report notes Lier encountering a break or halt at a silt influenced area during an open site operation. Details remain sparse with emphasis on immediate site conditions and potential impact on progress.
ACT selectors field a cautious team for NSW Country Carnival
The ACT selectors pick a largely safe lineup for the NSW Country Carnival at Manuka Oval on July 18. Key players Payten, King, Richardson, and Geoghan stay, with Wests makes a strategic swap of Lailans for Owen, while Vicker replaces Batternam and several others move within the squad as focus remains on top class performance and balance between form and potential.
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Richardson
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NSW County Cornivan
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Raynts
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Ash
Goutiuin
Ainsie
Selemore
Machilenis
Wallabies Start Strong as Kelleher Leaves Game Injured
Rod Kelleher exited yesterday with a back injury after a strong start, expec ted to be out briefly. Doctors will decide on replacements and the final policy on substitutions remains under discussion amid changes in player eligibility and match terms.
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Kelleher
Deze
Tia Jalan
Cole
Winder
Ion i
Doorar
Young side forces a draw in soccer match
Youthful Turner shines as the young side draws 0 0 in a tense soccer clash. Canberra area teams field under 20s and junior players, including Cooma Juniors and Deakin, with several near-misses and offside incidents shaping a hard fought contest.
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Warya M Jeader Croalin-Deakin
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Queanbeyan
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Executive elected at special general meeting
A special general meeting of the ACT Soccer Federation elected a new executive committee to replace the previous one. Nine members voted, with ballots tallied amid ad hoc tensions. The meeting, held at the Gain Centre, ended with the selection of a slate including Van Rooyen Campbell and Nic A Turner as part of the new leadership.
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ACT Soccer Federation
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Campbell
Nic A. Turner
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Mio
Forest
Stuart
Devitt
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Lickey
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Foner
Relt F. Meavoy
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