Paleface Adios Wins Narrow Photo Finish at Albion Park
Paleface Adios, the 7/4 favorite, edged Sydney four-year-old Don't Retreat by a neck in the Clive Uhr Championship final at Albion Park after a sustained late surge. Don’t Retreat led early with Don Mignemi pacing, while Paleface Adios extended his win streak to eight and eyes a new Albion Park mile record next week before a spell.
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Brisbane
Paleface Adios
Clive Uhr
Sydney
Don't Retreat
Albion Park
Gentle Miss
Martres
Coly Pike
Paleface
Eeebby Ohn Mignemi
Adios
Mignemi
Pike
Young Quinn Again Fails in US Pacing Championship
Pacer Young Quinn the Inner Dominion champion finished second last of nine in the US Pacing Championship at Yonkers Raceway in Chicago. Drawn ninth, he was shuffled to the rear after a slow start, with Handle With Care winning and Sir Dalrae and Saunders Peri Inu placing behind.
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Chicago
AAP
Young Quinn
Oat Yonkers Raceway
New York
Charlie Hunter
Handle With Care
Sir Dalrae
A Meck
Saunders Peri- Inu
South Korea Wins Third Title In Asian Baseball Clash
South Korea clinched its third title by edging Australia 4 to 4 in a tense three hour match at the South Asian amateur baseball championship. Korea led 4-1 late, but Australia closed to 4-3 before Cho Yoon-sik hit a decisive double to seal the victory. Japan remained close with three wins and one draw, aiming to catch Korea as Taiwan and Japan drew earlier.
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Seoul
South Korea
Australia
Cho Yoon-sik
Taiwan
Tost
Fragmented OCR item from 1900s page provides vague text
The readable portion presents scattered characters and partial phrases without clear names dates places or events. As content stands it offers no actionable details to identify a person team or outcome.
Central edged Barton 32 in close women’s A-grade match
Central dominated the first half with many scoring chances but Barton fought back in the second. Jenny Cook’s goalkeeping kept Central ahead until Paula Fy and Alaron Brill leveled, then Leanne Jobson and Colby Hickson helped Central pull ahead while Linda Hanrahan narrowed Barton’s gap. Panthers West won 2-0 with Wes Gunn converting a penalty stroke and Sue Howard adding a second. Queanbeyan beat North 2-1 with goals in each half.
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Central
Barton
Jenny Cook
Cathy Ickxon
Paula Fy
Alaron Brill
Leanne Jobson
Colby Hickson
Linda Hanrahan
Panthers
Canberra athletes miss out in Richmond marathon events
Canberra runners failed to secure places in the NSW open or country marathon championships at Richmond on Saturday. Geoff Moore led Canberra with 26th place and 30 34.0 for seven minutes slower than his best. Terry Jorgensen withdrew after 22 miles due to exhaustion while leading Canberra efforts.
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Canberra
Richmond
Geoff Moore
Paul Rudkin
Bob Taylor
Beeson
Rudmin
Sydney
Rosemary Bell Hart
Skilametre Centennial Park
Detath
Rugby leaders win as two sent off injures hit ACT teams
Two ACT representatives, full back Graeme Backen and halfback Mick Cuthel, were sent off while Norths lost to Wests as Daramalan edged Easts in a tight clash. Norton-Knight injury and ongoing ACTRU judiciary talks threaten the Wallaby Trophy squad, with top four teams extending their advantage amid a chaotic day of rugby union action.
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Royals
RMC
Wests
Caramalan
Rugby Union
Graeme Backen
Mick Cuthel
Cliff Dodds
Norths
Peter Norton-Knight
Easts
Daramaar
ACTRU
David Lewis
ACT
Worths
Norton-Knight
Manuka Oval
Queanbeyan
Kovals
Majura
Tom Long
Garry Thomas
Caramaran
Fasts
Daramalan
Jack
AMC
Wallabies suffer injuries in 17 4 win over Victoria
Australian captain John Hipwell likely has a broken ankle after twisting it while throwing a long pass in the 17 4 victory at Olympic Park. Winger Doug Oxborne also injured, with Australia’s Doug Osborne and John Ryan scoring, and Jim Hindmarsh adding three penalties. Victorian invitation side troubled by Carbery’s try.
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Melbourne
John Hipwell
Wallaby
Olympic Park
Hipwell
Australia
Doug Oxborne
England
Doug Osborne
John Ryan
Jim Hindmarsh
Chris Carbery
Wollongong Dogs Novice and Open Greyhound Races Summary
A dense OCR listing of multiple greyhound race events at Wollongong, including Novice 496m with Darbon Vicky and Geminimmy, Harbour 496m with 1st place Travel and Pride T-Royndeay, Maiden 498m led by Top Pendant, and additional 498m events with Devil's Galaxy and Crown. Includes 686m and 686m races with various dogs and placements, detailing dog names, wagering style notes, and track results in a noisy results page.
STAWELL TROTS 1 1st 2V0 1400m Race Results
Race card from Stawell showing multiple trotting heats with horses names and numbers across 1400m and 2200m events. Notable entries include Countess Sue 16 Hilisend, Natal Neptune, Prince Meera, and Tomlyn. Details list horse numbers, riders, and race times amid a dense OCR mix.
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Mac
Linera S
Lierie Low
Sir Heytesbury Baby
Tomlyn F
Boma
Nota Neptune
Countess Sue
Hilisend
Anas
Olympic Park Dogs and various race results noted
A fragmented track meet listing at Olympic Park shows dogs and runners with times and placements including Kua's Socks Dela Day 2 Coon Reigm J and Chairman 732m with 6.42. Other entries include Alone Stain Wallace Flyer Brindie Streak and Monty's Back After Win among multiple names and events.
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River Siim
Kua
Dain
Phantom General
Cour Rei
Wallace Flyer
Canberra Winter Cup Triumph in Muddy Sprint in Canberra
Hell's Yarn and Justin Street dominated the wet Canberra tracks on Saturday. The pair led from the front in the Handicap and Winter Cup, with Hell's Yarn thriving on the heavy going to repel rivals as Justin Street closed strongly to secure the victory.
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Hell's Yarn
Justin Street
Canberra
Hell
Tageed O
Howe Park
Reowl
Melady
Mlemptha
Sedher
Tomy Marney
Hells
Queanbeyan
Selwyn Mal
Justi Street
Three hockey teams chase second as Central leads pack
The ACT first grade men’s hockey standings tighten after a weekend where Central beat Baron 5-3 and led on 16 points from eight matches. St Pals and United closed gaps behind, with Saints beating Waratah 3-0, Old Canberrans defeating Woden 3-1, and ANU’s 3-2 loss to United. Barton pressed Central early but the Blues recovered to take a 5-2 lead, then held on as Barton fought back. United edged ANU 3-2 after a late rally.
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Central
Baron
Old Canberrons
United
von Barron
Saints
Waratah
Woden Tower
ANU
Central How
En Youl
Barton
Od Canberrans
St Pals
Bartons
Young
Wenger
Phil Jorgensen
Jynes
Deere
Arto
Charlie Duoley Firey
Sorrel Pein
Hale
Blues
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Avin Ghremang
Lotus Bay
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ACT Walkers Club
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Tony Andrews
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L. de Conta
M. Clark
Roy Clark
Narelle Armith
Detals
U Adelaide
South Australa
Peer McGrath
Norton-Kaighs
By Michael Foster
Bryan Lenthall
Gummy
John Williams
Aramal
Jon Hardy
Peter Whorton-Keight
Eagts
Don Stallman
Easte
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Caramilan
Chris Hurley
Stallman
Sill
Stallman Owas
Brayamalan
Epl
Max Gaylard
Aiken Warren
Easty
Duaramalan
Peter Lawler
Wollongong
Darbon Vicky
Geminimmy
Little Vanna
Colonel Sole
Fem
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D'Or
Royndeay
Charjan
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Eden
Hin Miteor
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Tate
Zell
Crown
Harbour
Marion McGe
Eure Gibese
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Cheerip Lane
Hope Soyeum Galaxy
Lm Reat Ne Mnet Fondt Simi
Marion
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Simbi
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Tee Wee Tsaue
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Champ
Aus
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Breton O
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Era Dew
Chaaine Ann Tind
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Kim Tisoul
Keira
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Trish Chinen
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Pride OF
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Ling
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Telney
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Tuoravin
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Daring Hunter
Chrismas Gilt
Macdonald
Winchie
Chapelle
Goodwin
Shane Gale
China
A Kale
Miller Eaen T
Edaslak
Cracker Generel
Calva
Cranghia
Chamfer Logan
Jackaway T
Woedernak Pride
Tree Valley
Nias Carste
Hiasevrer
Velied
Fugit
Chie Sunny
Prince Dignon
Aaron Court
Sneven If
Scommbry
Glenamwe
Besu
Trotters
Macedon Hire
Cascade Nelson Timera i
Billy Rowal
Hl Wong
Tollenhally
Perko Mina
Milter
Rebel Gleniern
Charling
Tranquil Moree Ali
Er Union
Ricardo Fe
Main Saunier
Thorall
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Trty
Stevie Hansver
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Karen
Limage
Endores Iinindie
Koeeanne Berry
Meredith Park
King Clay
Monty
Real Grouss
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Rose
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Speedie
Goldie
Duke T
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Sierra Thunder
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Pr Dubs
Toberlias
Celebrity Sum
j—Wentworth
Fissh F
Pray For
Jeinna Kayeon Tha Deubbe
A Pee
Wwe
Kane le Tie
T.A.B. Betting Today
Steesil
Olympic Park Doo
da Fas
Crete
Tali
Bertin Simin Seron
Phillix
Kiana Jewel
Beaumaris Minan—Riege
Haleke Sweek
Adina Moweind
Saaleith
Venheld
sLeam Olente
Epes Hermes
Mooriepay
John
Burrell
Canberra Times
By John Hourigan
Street
Crucell
von Sleeghtening
Iwlemnths
Pooters
Woonstem
Serelente
Sententine
Barlagh
Munters
Tim Continat
Fae Southwell
Viciey
Kevin Sweeney
Steve Parr
Rome
Tom McAloan
Eli
Parr
Ray Carrot
Very Bright
Sevmall
Hanseatic
Say
Mias
Henry Carmwrede
Rokeenvick
Sith
Alew
Som Eiders
Sid
Ron Rundy
Ron
Roy Bundy
Geoeund Mothe Orails
King Krelham
Vritary
Reesmee
Sid Bundy
Kane Krelliam
Star
Tiny Tudor
Aaron
Terry Tuener
Sporm
Graeme Kelly
Heper
Spain
Alf
ASU
Tony Smith
Gerry Hingee
Hingee
Michael
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