Randwick clinches season pennant in hard fought final
Randwick defeated Manly to seal the pennant as veteran 32 year old Ken Catchpole starred at full back and led the attack. Young prospect Russell Varigan showed promise while Manly’s Tony Miller and John Williams contributed. penalties and errors limited the final score and kept the result in doubt until the end.
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Lyneham Avengers Draw 4 All in Second Round
In a muddled report from Southwell Park Lyneham Avengers played a second round match. The text references Lyneham and a school team earning a draw and mentions the North Canberra Softball AFL season with expectations of a successful run.
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Transfer Losmus Sunday and Local A Grade Wrap
AAD Transfer Losmus Sunday reports mixed results across the Belconnen Lyneham and Tyneham clubs with several nets and tight matches. North Ainslie and St Michael's posted wins as A Grade action highlights include Campbell edging Aindie and Macquarie TT amid a busy round.
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Canberra Racing Club Faces Late Entry Delays and Entries
Canberra Racing Club secretary Peter Huddy reports late entries for Sunday's Canberra race meeting due to a postal dispute. Chief steward Bill Wilson says mail delays resulted in exceptions for some entries, while horses like Karendi Lad and Hellbent face weight and nomination hurdles. Trainers and riders including Ron Quinton and Si Aitken may be consulted, with MYM entries pending post reception.
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Sta Cassidy
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Rain Halts Ill Fighting Tennis Round in Rainy Day Play
Rain halted the men's tennis rounds delaying results. Reid IH was a close contender to beat North Woven 1 after winning two singles rubbers. Kenny edged Alan Mona han 63 46 62 in a three set battle. McDonald extended his winning run 82 6 6 6. Walker defeated Sun 63 48 6. Mayra and DeWine won their matches 62 63. Manning won 6 4. Stewart beat Stokes 6 0. The match between Reid and Westen Th halted by rain with Turner’s teary PR growed late.
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ACTSRA spring squash competition records 326 teams
The ACTSRA spring event opened with a record 326 teams from 42 clubs. The Woden teams and ANU squads led wins as 26 men’s grades and 1 women’s grade run over nine rounds with finals over two weeks, concluding December 2 with top players moving to higher positions. National Centre MK and Mt Conqueror squads impressed, while Dickson entered two teams in a growing field.
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Peade
W1 Fraule
Coyle
Don Mourice
Jock Haley
Thie Woden Keane
Basil Chit
Diskton
David’ Hessett
ANU Squashhow
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Dickson
Lee Mollett
Richards and Procter will miss Australia tour this summer
The text reports South African Test players Mike Procter and Marty Richards plan not to tour Australia this summer, with details about their contracts and possible alternatives. It notes other cricket administrative comments and regional reactions, including Rhodesian and Rhodesian-related perspectives, plus broader international cricket context. The report references shifts in team selection policy and remarks from cricket officials in several countries.
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Sun Day
Aap-Reuter
Mike Procter
Marty Richards
North Auckland Triumphs Over King Country 16-6 in Whangarei
In a Randfurly Shield semifinal style clash North Auckland defeated King Country 16-6 at Whangarei with an 11-0 halftime lead. Reports note a revived form and strong defense as the North Islanders press toward the shield.
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Tenen
Shale Renge
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NZ horses shine in main race at Cambridge
Two New Zealand runners with Australian plans impressed in the mile three furlongs handicap. Skint Dip edged Not Again by a neck in a fast time to look a Caulfield Cup prospect carrying 8 9. Not Again ran well though finished fourth favourite, Mighty Convarste disappointed in Melbourne Gum.
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Melbourne
Onde
Ian Hell
Suit
War Acratches
J.C Hutton
Sporting Round-Up and Miscellany From Various Regions
A chaotic clipping compiles sports notes and brief items across soccer, swimming, and other events. It highlights teams like NSW Federation soccer entries, UK soccer references, and various athletes and venues with scattered names and scores.
Sheffield United Still Unbeaten in English Soccer
Newly promoted Sheffield United remained unbeaten after a 1-0 win over Chelsea, with Stewart Doullion scoring after 41 minutes. Manchester United drew 2-2 with Liverpool as Derby County stayed fourth, while Tottenham, Arsenal, and others posted varied results. Crystal Palace edged Everton as relegation-threatened sides faced mixed fortunes in a dense league report.
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Mideweek
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Promising swims at capit amateur swimming meet
The Capit Amateur Swimming Club staged its winter championships on Friday night. Highlights included 12 year old Alivon Hollingword showing in the 1 metre backstroke and likely NSW title qualifier, with promising results from Christine Kearns, Hewn Siroka, Memard Galvin, and Sarah Howard in various under 12 and under 13 events.
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Alivon Hollingword
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Christine Kearns
Hewn Siroka
Memard Galvin
Sarah Howard
Ee Iece
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