5 000m highlight seals ACT titles at Phillip Field
South Canberra’s Dave McInnes won the final event of the ACT men’s track and field championships at Phillip Athletic Field, 5000m. McInnes surged with 1600m left to overtake teammate Mike Kennedy, clocking 14 52.0 to beat Kennedy by two tenths, matching and surpassing the old meet record. Kennedy had led midrace as McInnes stormed to victory. Peter McCullagh of ANU topped local walkers after two events this season, reaffirming his status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave McInnes
South
Canberra
Act
Phillip Athletic Field
McInnes
Mike Kennedy
Kennedy
Melnnes
Sydney
John Farrington
Peter McCullagh
ANU
Hopping
Baker
Nsw
Hopping Ater
Gary Rush
Ken Barlow
Dave Wirnall
Barlow
Gregory
Canberra athletics meet highlights and sprint doubles
Trevor Lawrence led the speedsters with a sprint double and a 200m best as he and teammates topped the Canberra championship. He won the 100m the prior week and the half lap on Saturday. Dennis Smith edged Tom Power in the 8m race. Rosalyn Kain led Harriers with a 36.25 200m and 16.2s hurdles as Joan Cross returned to form with 15.65 in the 100m hurdles just outside her ACT record. Wayne Borcham ended third in sprints after a strong start to the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trevor Lawrence
Canberra
North Canberra
Wayne Borcham
Harriers
Dennis Smith
Tom
Rosalyn Kain
Janet Smith
Souths
Karen Wigley
Norths
Miss Kain
Joan Cross
Canberra Athletes Under Fire After ACT Championships
Athletes face sharp criticism for attitude after the ACT championships over two weekends. Sydney Interclub clashes affected results, with Sutherland club winning metropolitan events aided by Canberra competitors. Ron Whyte of North Canberra won both the 3000m and 1500m walks for Sutherland. Terry Jones of Norths earned minor placings, Ken Larroway of Norths claimed a prize in triple jump, and Dave Hobbeen of Woden Valley clocked 152.0 to win a substantial prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Sydney
Sutherland Club
Ron Whyte
North Canberra
Sutherland
Terry Jones
Norths
Ken Larroway
Woden Valley
Dave Hobbeen
Greening withdraws writ against O'Dea and club board
Melbourne report states 22 year old Collingwood footballer Joan Greening withdraws his writ against St Kilda player Jim O'Dea and the St Kilda Football Club board of management. A joint statement from solicitors Frank Calbally and Fred Lester accompanies the notice.
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Melbourne
Collingwood
Joan Greening
St Kilda
Jim O'Dea
St Kild Football Clair’s
Gréening
Frank Calbally
O'Dea
Fred Lester
St Kilds Foothill Club
RMC dominates ACT regatta with multiple wins
RMC topped the Watson High School regatta with wins in open eight maiden eight open four lightweight four and tub four plus high placings. Grammar and ANU also competed as RMC pushed to an early deficit before a late surge for a one length win in the Open eight. ANU opened with a practice row then finished strongly in its first 1973 eight. AMU trains for the Disher Cup on March 24 and Uriarra Cup on March 31 to cap a successful season.
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RMC
Watson High School Re-Galta
Grammar
Shor T
ANU
AMU
Uriarra
Fesnites
Grammer
Behuel Eluhi
Watson
Tadiey
Zien
I Juniae
Li Watson
Sea
Len
Ecasily Sc
Zhen
Raic
Fishy
Amc
Les
Ken
Record sprintcar drive shocks Tralee crowd in Australian speedway meet
Canberra racer Bob Bink stunned Americans by winning the Stars Six lap final at Tralee National Speedway in 1 55.0 beating Wally Baker and Bob Gray. Bink’s rear-to-front charge in 14 laps shattered the six-lap record and the event mark, while Sid Topping failed to start the finals due to a damaged gearbox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Bob Bink
Wally Baker
Tralee National Speedway
Bink
Baker and Goulburn
Bob Gray
John Taunton
Tralee
Baker
Australia
Sydney
Sid Topping
Grand Parade
Hopping
Bob Rink
Rink
Fine tennis features dominate ACT junior championships
Canberra juniors lead the ACT junior age tennis championships with Susie Willis Clair Medbury Peter Nielson and Peter Hawking sweeping events. Semi finals are set across under-19 under-17 and under-15 divisions as upsets reshape the field. Jorgensen Rolfe Oliver Cosgrove and Bond target the next round amid strong performances from Willis Menifard Cremer Meilhury Hobbs Headford Stensen McDonald Kerr and Starrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Susie Willis
Clair Medbury
Peter Nielson
Peter Hawking
Miss Medbury
David Hollaway
Craig Withcell
Hollaway
Rick Genge
Irl
Julia Menifard
Megan Cremer
Gail Meilhury
Tina
Sharon Hobbs
Hawking
Nielsen
Russell Tickner
David Starrs
Starrs
Phillip Jorgensen
Jorgensen
Peter Colquhoun
Michael Raffery
Robbie Rourke
Mark Jorgensen
Jani Headford
Valarie Sten
Juventus hand Forrest 5-0 in pre season clash
Juventus dominated Forrest United 5-0 at Jamison Oval to start defense of the J. R. Fraser Memorial Trophy. Arthur Smith Dave King and Terry Young scored as Juventus showcased a sharp attack and solid pressing, while Roy Thompson and Alex D'Ambrosio anchored a resilient midfield.
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Juventus
Forrest United
Jamison Oval
Olympic
Phillip United
Croatia Deakin
Turner
Monaro
Swuccer Federaton
Cave
Forrest
Mike Black
John Cattanach
Arthur Smith
Dave King
Terry Young
Roy Thompson
Alex
D'Ambrosio
Croatia
Deakin
Nacio Spaleta
Manchester United
Crystal Palace
Wolverhampton War Verers
Ipewich Town
Arennual
Reeds Ashled
Everton
Leicester Clip
Dery County
Liverpool
Southampton
Manchester Cy
Coventy City
Newcastle
Unitet
Stoke City
Sheffield United
West Ham United
Totterham Hoespur
Norwich City
West Heamwich Albion
Chelsea
Dithion
Brighton and Hove Albion
Hudderfield
Bournemouth
Nota County
Brswl Rovers
Rotherdam United
Charlton Athletic
Grimsby Town
Chesterfield
York Chy
Halifax Town
Tranmere Rovers
Pom Vale
Wackhumn Rover
Moehdale
Shrewsbury Town
Scurtheraa United
Drhoa Wanderers
Waltull
Brentford Co
Wrexfant
Oldham Athlete
Divides
Bornsley
Nonhamption Town
Jury
Aldershot
Carbridge “United
Southport
Crewe Alenandra
Anteped
Hereford United
Escter Clip
Coin City
Chester
Mansfield Town
Bradford Cy
Rearing
Gillingham
Tore Guay
Stockport County
Workington
Colchester
Perme Aie Pea Spayra
Arde
Distillery
Larne
Glentoran
Crusaders
Linefield
Glenaves
Portadown
Cutagville
Deine Oecarla Pee Kin
Ramy
Swim titles nearing end at Capital Amateur Club meet
The Capital Amateur Swimming Club concluded most of its 1973 championships after a tight third round at Prosser Pool. Prominent swimmers Katrina Mortlock, Philip McLaughlin, Anita Ball, and Antony Sebesta faced strong challenges from Jenny Faul, Peter Thamer, and Charles Fogarty as Shell Age finals approach.
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The
Capital Amateur Swimming Club
Prosser Pool
Katrina Martlock
Philip McLaughlin
Anita Ball
Antony Sebesta
Jenny Faul
Peter Thamer
Charles Fogarty
Katrina Mortlock
Sydney
Sinc
Capital
Susan Purches
Lyn Burbidee
Anthony Clark
Clark
Charles
Anne Fogarty
Shell
Strang
Telofea Asc Saurday
Nicola Garnet
Elizabeth Dowmer
Semseeney
Rendrey Fon
Lynette Ytert
Dianna Wells
Gall Wellner
Madre Nearsy
Vanesa Hooney
Peter Mesail
Marcus Craje
Gon Hamilton
Koren
Anse Lehmann
Andrew Ait
Simone Rickard
Jane Cehmanny
Tan Carter
Mates Amato
Barals Crancour
Christine Woodburnes
Calla Dickieg
Ener
Leardine Downers
Kaylee Rotneys
Aiahew Wott
S$ Polis
Simonet
Nekoi Lyroeie Carterr
Anne Lehmann
Elisabet Gallen
Amanda Notte
Maureen Hooney
Vanessa Rooneys
Rodney Manner
Dianna Wied
Creastshaker
Karen
Ian Kaylie Meaney
Ian Carters
Colin Dunkley
Man Rei Fonngy
Atlfont Hamilton
Maureset Rooney
Carolyn Menael
Colin Dunksoy
Lynette Carter
Marcos Crap
Peinte
Wanrna Rooney
S Mithael Tharer
Audrey Bonner
Letsa Cats
Elizabeth Crillen
Peer Menzel
Keon Dunkley
Kaylie Rooney
Swpnen
Kea
Gail Weldertryde Wotterfir
Feisa Cas
Sarah Crawford
Aalra Bell
Karing McLaushle
Sarah Seward
Sharon Biewen
Salty Hums
Karina
Sally Sarah Howard
Anita
Ball
Sanda
Sheila Holling
Waton
Jacinth Howitt
Esinie Vynes
Aegra
Karina Maortlok
Elizabeth Hollingworth
Yen
Karina MeLaveblin
Sarah How
Sheron Mpiewen
Sally Hat
Sally
Fern
Karina Meek
Saray How
Bernard Galvin
David Moufarwise
Michael Walley
Oves
Anthony Sebesion
Paperty
Tovra
Paul
McLaughlin
Mmichock
Thamer
Philip
Mee Laughties
Petey Thamer
Norra Hobertson
Simon White
Antony Clark
Gregory Crowther
David Moevifar
Flye
Michael White
Bernard Gelvin
Nernard
Galvin
David Mowl
Luke Galvin
Eve Freney
Jollinaworth
Fogerty
Anthony Bebesta
Martin’ Wekner
Tern
Ime Pan
McLaughin
Peter White
Michael Tharter
Niyre
Thanser
Philly McLawhlin
Ho Malr
Tha Lyr
Ais Anthony Clark
Fiyrs
Ren Gregan Crowtherry
Ifyra Klin
David Moufare
Michaek White
Wernere Galvier
Geo
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Weekend Bowls Roundup From Kingston, Canberra to Canberra
A weekend of bowls showcases Kingston Warradundal pairs and major singles results. From Pollard to Reeney to Robertson, multiple clubs such as Candendra and Woden Valley report wins, close scores, and standout handicap events across Canberra and surrounding districts.
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Dalbimorta
A. Koon
T. A. Honmethld
Vna Pollard
F. Reeney
P. Franklin
Ly Robertson
Peterson
M.na of
Redtfe
Rygatsod
Canderra
Trintes
Or. Grainger Steward
Rerty R. Hutchison
G. Farmer
H. Brown
F. Adame
A. McKinnon
Heeler
K. Edmunds
Self
A. Watson
J. Hetherinchen
WV JaBns
M. Rosser
Cot
W. Smith
Gerge
Grace
Ge Grattin
Ke Gry A
Newman
K Hill
W. O'Belen
J. McCatleum
Slane
Kibell We
Scott
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R. Reid
R. Stoidark
K. Anpshawd
Stewart
Shaplane
Raorey
Robert
Webber
Fisher
New- Hewille
Dornet
Sieele
Daley
J. James W. Candren
Pat Atorday
D. Smoor
Canmerka West
W. Lambert
da. Smith
B. Enekins
Manin
Coombs
G. Ferguson
Rush
Riodmick
Abernathy
R. Tabet
Timmy Sahont
Timms
J. Aapieney
Nara
Aikman
Aecehan
Soclai
Hourke
Edwards
BR. Stefandle
Canberra City
J. Litke
O. Nevland
EB. Prahanas
H. Smitm
Ay Bary
K. Sbelly
Tripjes
Whipshina Pel J
D Hy Mankin
Greve
MH. Hibberson
Glastein
E Kain
T. Thoring
H. Legent
L. Crawley
J. Ashton
Tunpersup
Curedes
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Greening
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Wignall
Jim Brewer
EH Holden
Brewer
Trunton
Bob Rawlings
EM Holden
Bill Brown
Torana
Rawlings
ANG
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Tropay
Johnny Hart
Iter
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Joe Cosgrove
Richard Leonard
Lyneham
Juventus Downs Forrest
Ian Myerscough
Jimmy Sangster
Ling
Spileta
Sangster
Marenko Kraljevic
John Schneider
Phillip
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Johnny Lee
Hugo Carr- Pollock
Lyons
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Katrina
Baulkham Hills
Stundy
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Ropers
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Nichole J. Rolle
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Jan Hollingworth
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Shooting Sporting Shooters Association
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