Richmond Tigers Stormed to VFL Semi Final Victory
Richmond Tigers crushed Collingwood 18 13 to 11 11 at the MCG before 9 771 spectators advancing to the preliminary final. Bob Rose’s Magpies staged a late comeback but faded in the last term as Richmond’s final quarter onslaught sealed a decisive win.
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Chase Fand
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Roos Power Beats Tigers to Secure Grand Final Spot
Bill Sullivan s Queanbeyan Roos defeated Can berra Tigers 24 18 at Seiffert Oval Queanbeyan to advance to next week s grand final against Queanbeyan United. Peter Knight converted two tries and six goals aiding the Roos while Graeme Grinlees managed one goal. The match drew a near record crowd and featured fast football with both teams scoring four tries.
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Roos
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Northbourne Oval
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Fiat
Joe Rogan
Chris Finn
Japhete
Matt
Premarin
Masi Malone
Fegan
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Dimjast Seria
Captaineedact
Garey Wiliams
All Queanbeyan win seals bruising premier final
After Queanbeyan Tigers beat Goulburn United in the semi final, the Roos turned the grand final into a hard contest. Rod Devin starred in a forward battle with Rot Murphy while John Buckley threatened the Tigers throughout. Sullivan crossed for a try as Queanbeyan pressed, but the Roos defended stoutly and edged ahead to claim the premiership in a tense finale.
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Murphy
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Devlin
Mathie
Buckley
Dont Trade Your Old TV For A New Set Of Problems
An Australia style ad urges swapping old televisions for a new model via Radio Rentals offering eight free trade in valuation and a bundled package. The piece shifts to a garbled sports report detailing Canberran football and rugby league results, including Roos and Tigers performances, try conversions, and halftime notes.
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Gareme Place
Civic Central
Australia
Charles retains Commonwealth welter title at Milton
British boxer Ralph Charles stopped White of Mackay in five rounds to defend his Commonwealth welterweight crown. Referee Vic Patterson counted White out after a second knockdown in the first round. Charles dominated with strong punches and seeks a defense in London on October 19 against local rival.
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Mackay
Milton
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White
Vic Patric
Ffir
Noween
Charles Blackvisier
Mndarhenugh
Charles
Tye Trom
Pat Fock
Brigbane
Tigers Rally At Half Time In Slow Game
By Mell Lazarus the Tigers push back to the half way mark as the hooter sounds. McCarthy carries Souths to a 1 accrees lead while other details appear garbled with scattered numbers and names.
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Fastest time to Merry Minstrel at Sydney races
In Sydney on Sunday Merry Minstrel posted the fastest time among 20 heats at the Randwick barrier trials for two year olds. Merry Minstrel ran four furlongs in aX 2sen, coasting to the line four lengths ahead of Sug Cane Surprive Me. Evely Hour won the other two year old race by seven lengths from Sir Dour tas with Sir Dour tas in third.
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Tomi Smith
Lersthy
Sug Cane
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Sir Dourtas
Norths edge Queanbeyan in tense union final clash
A fragmented account recounts a tight rugby grand final between Norths and Queanbeyan. Norths rallied from behind to challenge late, with tries by Dar ovals and others, while Royale’s penalties and late defense shaped a closely fought match.
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Norths
Queanbeyan
Sobers to lead West Indies in New Zealand series
Sobers, the West Indies captain, will lead in nine Tests against New Zealand starting February. He will also play Sheffield Shield cricket for South Australia, aiming to strengthen the side's batting and leadership across formats.
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