Kangaroos confident on tour despite fines and injuries
Sydney report on the Australian rugby league Kangaroos tour to England and France notes four internationals fined for missing training. Captain-coach Graeme Langlands backs a mobile pack and fast backs, while key players Dennis Ward Tim Pickup Tom Roudonikis face selection, with Langlands and Elwyn Walters having prior test experience.
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Kiwi Dan Withdrawn From Australian Cups Engagements
Cancelled plans in Hamilton New Zealand see galloper Kiwi Dan, a first acceptor for the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups, withdrawn from all Australian engagements as preparations shift.
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Mel Racing Club meeting marks NZ sendoff before Melbourne carnival
The Mel Racing Club held its meeting yesterday in Wellington New Zealand as the final local event before horses travel to race in Melbourne spring carnival preparations.
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Randwick Triumphs In 60th Year With Narrow Final Win
Randwick defeated Western Suburbs 15 to 12 in a tense grand final at Sydney Sports Ground to celebrate its 60th year. A last minute field goal attempt by Greg Walsh narrowly missed, leaving Randwick to depart soon on a 10 match tour of England and Wales.
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Easy wins in super tennis series round
Teams led by Graham Wurtz and Mike Kenny won a round of the pson super tennis series on Saturday. Wurtz beat Monahan in singles 6-4 1-6 6-4 as part of a 4 rubbers to 2 win for Wurtz’s team, while Richardson’s side failed to win a singles against Kenny. Other results included Nielson’s upset over Hawking and strong rallies with Campion notable in long contests.
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East Sydney wins title clash in fierce grand final
East Sydney defeats Western Suburbs 22.18 (150) to 18.9 (117) at Trumper Park. A fierce brawl erupted late, with umpire Earl Beech escorted from the ground. East surged after halftime, with Wal Dahler kicking four in the second quarter to overturn a 38-46 opening.
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Parker still leads in table tennis
John Parker retains the aggregate lead after six rounds of the ACT spring handicap table tennis series though his plus handicap has risen. Newcomer G Tode won the sixth event, defeating Keith Jorgensen 31 12, Brian Thorpe 31 20 in the semi and Alec Leopold 31 21 in the final. Leopold beat Henry Mroz 31 27 and M Horvath 31 24 to reach the final, with Group winners including The yearival as Fan Tho. Runners up were Robert Field, Alec Leopold, Ann Pilka, Henry Mroz, Mary Cannon, and others. Parker leads with 14 points, followed by Zilinskas 13 and Field 11.
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Robert Field
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Mary Cannon
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R. Field
B. Kerry
P. Cannon
Moss Vale Wins NSW Judo Title Again Masters the Banks Town Meet
Moss Vale defeated Sydney University 85 to 77 to clinch the men's NSW judo first division title at Bankstown. Four of Moss Vale’s five man squad Robin Moffit Doug Churchill Peter Clarey and Gary Ward have represented in Asian titles and other events. Coach Bill Broadhead had predicted the final decision, which came on a superiority ruling after a tight finish.
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Country riders dominate NSW schoolboys cycling titles
James Burke of Bathurst High won the open division at Wara tah Park Sutherland in light rain, scoring 28 points after four sprint wins and a near-perfect run. The junior crown went to Brian Bagster of Tamworth High School. David Haynes of Homebush High placed second with 16 points, Seers of Randwick High third with 10. Burke, Haynes and Seers were later named to represent Australia at Surfers Paradise.
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Randwick High
United States Dominates Ryder Cup Victory at Muirfield
The United States defeated Britain 19 to 13 to win the Ryder Cup at Muirfield on a windy seaside course. US clinched the trophy with strong team points and key wins by Gay Brewer and Lee Trevino, who delivered decisive 6 and 5 shutouts.
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Marconi Triumph Upsets Hakoah In Major Final
Marconi 1 Hakoah 0 at Eastern Laboratories Ground after a scoreless first half. Tolson headed in from Campbell’s cross in the 67th minute to seal victory for Marconi as Rasic praised his players. Murray denied late Hak oa h chances and Rasic hinted at future moves amid talk of a Iran national coaching post.
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Leeds United’s title bid hit by Man United draw
Leeds United's unbeaten run in the English first division ended at seven when Manchester United held them to a 1-1 draw before a crowd of 47,058. Joe Jordan was booked, Jim Horton also for United, and Derby County moved to second with a 6-2 win over Southampton. Leicester and Derby stay top contenders as more results spread the table.
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Chile Soviet World Cup qualifier to be played in Moscow
A FIFA spokesman said Chile's World Cup qualifying match against the Soviet Union is expected to be played in Moscow on Wednesday as planned after a meeting between Chilean and Soviet soccer officials in Zurich on Sunday.
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Suspended rider in Caulfield race faces October ban
Melbourne reports John Stocker, rider of Love Aloft in the Starlet Stakes at Caulfield, was found guilty of careless riding and suspended until October 12. The incident occurred yesterday as Stocker rode in the second Starlet Stakes.
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Jarman Wins Irish St Leger on Conor Pass
Australian jockey Paul Jarman achieved his first European victory by riding Conor Pass to win the Irish St Leger at The Curragh, Ireland, reported via AAP and Reuters.
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Aap-Reuter
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Referee halts match after crowd violence at Croatia Deakin game
Referee Mr Holman, flanked by bodyguards, left the pitch after about 10 minutes amid a slug fest with his escorts. Police kept 300 spectators at bay as Holman hid in a police car. The scoreless match was abandoned and the ACT Soccer Federation will review the incident.
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