Eastlake edges Manuka by one in Can berra semi final thriller
Eastlake, the minor premier, edged Manuka by one point in a tense Can berra Australian National Football League second semi final at Manuka Oval. A desperate finish saw Eastlake surge with a late burst, while Manuka’s forward line underdelivered and ruck dominance faded as the match wore on.
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Eastlake
Bill Drake
Manuka
Canberra
Manuka Oval
Trang
Eastlike
Miunuka
Okiole
Miinuka
Fanuka
Jake
Gerry Handy
Morubirs
Ainslie
Orval
Salledhey
Werner Wall
Basthake
Manuka Chal
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Terry Gallagher
Roberts reaches tennis final at ACT Seniors
Roberts and Bycroft lead in the ACT Resident Senior Championships at Southwell Park over the weekend. Roberts advanced to the men’s 4 singles final after beating Ruberty and will team with Bycroft in the 40 doubles. Women’s and mixed events see Deards, O’Sullivan, Crawley, and Manning among finalists with ties and results noted for forthcoming finals.
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Canberri
Cres Roberts
Southwell Park
Manh Ruberty
Arthur Ile
Bert Nighalls
Tehdre Bycroft
Bert Nichorlls
Fretrey Reat
Joan Peards
Margaret O'Sullivan
Mrs Deards
Beula McAppion
Miss O'Sullivan
Havel
Jean Boag
Mre Bt Niwley
Chiarkes
Rage Sh
Fl Mine OP Sulluis
Roberts
Foo
Charles Boag
Cranany Battler
Bernest Hoag
Arthur Hroen
Bartlet
Arthur Ide
Euone Byron
Marc Smith
Jean Hoag
Norma Crawley
Josie Buchimann
Joan Deards
Campbell
Jean Manning
Throshy
Evert Defies Six Match Points To Advance At US Open
Petite 16 year old Chris Evert battled back from a 4-6 first set deficit to defeat Mary Ann Eisel 4-6 7-6 6-1 in Forest Hills second round. Evert saved six match points in the second set tiebreak to swing momentum and reach the third round as top players including Key, Richey Gunter and others progressed. Rounding out men's action, Okker, Reissen, Graebner, Riewen, Smith and Gonzales advanced to the third round with various scores as the Open continued.
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Forest Hills
Petite Chris Evert
Mary Ann Fisel
Miss Evert
Francoise Durt
France
Margaret C Ourt
Billie Jean King
Julie Heldman
Mra Key
Helen Courlay
Australia
Nancy Richey Gunter
Elena Subirats
Mexico
Tom Okker
Netherlands
Arthur Ashe
Phil Dent
Marty Reissen
Clark Graebner
Riewen
Bob Hewin
South Africa
Graebner
Peter Curtis
Britain
Stan Smith
John Newcombe
Brian Fair
McCarthy Carries Souths to Final in Semi Final Thriller
In Sydney at the SCG Souths defeated Manly 19 13 to reach their fifth straight grand final. Bobby McCarthy, the 6 stone second rower, delivered a 10 minute burst in the second half, scoring a sensational try to seal the win. Manly led 7 6 at half time before injuries disrupted both sides and Souths forged ahead with strong forward play from McCarthy O Neill and Sattler.
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Sydney
Souths
Bobby McCarthy
Manly
Sydney Cricket Ground
McCarthy
South Sydney
Souths Triumph Over Manly in Turbulent Forward Battle
In a tense rugby league clash Manly built a late first half lead after John McDonald and Chaham Williams set up a try, but Souths surged after the break. McCarthy sparked a cruel finish with a spectacular solo try and another score, as Souths sealed a hard fought by two-point margin and then extended to win.
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Manly
Souths
John McDonald
Ehead Marlinace
Chaham Williams Walkes
Ferre Simms
John McDonwid
Edwards
Branighan
Perate
Derek Monte
McCarthy
Hall
New Horervy
John Armstrong
Ron Ruper
Norths
Merv Hicks
Canterbury
Les Hutchings
Hicks
New Hornery
Netton
Hornery
Armytrong
Lorne Moraschi
Noviky
United topples Central in ACT men’s hockey semi
United overcame Central 3-2 in the main semi final of the ACT men’s hockey competition. Graham Reid and Ken Walter starred as United pressed from the start using two-man offside to sit two forwards high. Central rallied through Erral Bill but United’s defence, led by Nagget O’Brien, held firm. Walter scored the winner in the first period of extra time after a tense battle that saw a controversial rebound and a near-miss at the uprights. Barton will meet Central in the preliminary-final next week.
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United
Jerrubomberra Oval
Central
Graham Reid
Reid
Ielf
Robert Taylor
Ken Walter
Blues
Erral Bill
United Wings
Mewhy
Trevillian
Nagget O'Brien
Les Gallagher
Errol Bill
Barton
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Baptist
RMC
Bob Blythe
Open Wheeler win at Warwick Farm in Sam Hordern race
Former Gold Star champion Kevin Bartlett won the Open Wheelers race in the Sam Hordern trophy at Warwick Farm. Bartlett led from lap three in the 3 mile event, fending off Max Stewart and rival Geoghegan in a tense finish as Stewart tops the Gold Star points race this year.
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Sydney
Kevin Bartlett
Sam Hordern
Warwick Farm
Sun City in Surf Marathon Won by Ken Moore in Sydney
More than 2,000 runners participated in The Sun City in Surf marathon in Sydney. Visiting American Ken Moore, 27, from San Francisco, won with a 44 28.0 time after a neck and neck finish with Australian John Farrington, 29, who finished 16 seconds behind.
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Sydney
Sun City
Ken Moore
San Francisco
Moore
Farrington
Cronulla Narrowly Defeats Wests In Semifinal Thriller
Cronulla edged Wests 20 19 at Endeavour Field to reach the final against Canterbury as Cliff Watson and Barry Andrews starred for Cronulla. Wests rallied late with Barry Bryant dragging Fred Dennehy over for a second try but Cronulla held on after a tense finish.
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Ronulla
Sharks Fulkfuck
Chris Wellman
Cronulla
Cronula
Wests
Cliff Watson
Barry Andrews
Ray Corcoran
Barry Bryant
Roy Smith
Brian Winney
Canterbury
Norths
Theratricks
Kennedy wins two mile race at Stromlo Forest
Victorian runner Mike Kennedy defeated Alan Wilson by four and a half seconds in a two mile Stromlo Forest cross country event with Russell Can ward third. Kennedy clocked 11 minutes 13 seconds, beating Wilson as Can ward trailed setting a fast early pace. Event results list other track and field performances from Duntroon and various clubs in Canberra.
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Mike Kennedy
Victoria
Alan Wilson
Stromlo Forest
Kennedy
Wilson
Russell Canward
Hobson
Queensland
Duntroon
Yarraking
Ken Larroway
West German Walter Schmidt Sets Hammer World Record
West Germany’s Walter Schmidt improved the hammer world mark to 245001 Sin in a hometown competition held Sunday, as reported by AAP-Reuter. The event drew officials and spectators from the area, with Schmidt praised for the record-breaking throw.
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Lahr
West Germany
Walter Schmidt
Japan sweeps world judo titles with six golds
Japan dominated the world judo championships finishing with five golds from six events and only one event not going to a Japanese victor. The West German host venue saw competitive action as competitors from Ludwigshafen and nearby regions watched the event unfold on Sunday.
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Jim Smith
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