Hawks edge Saints in dramatic late comeback at the MCG
Hawthorn rallied from behind in the final quarter to beat St Kilda 10.8 to 8.4 before 11,192 spectators at the MCG. Peter Husson and Red Keddie sparked the surge as Hawthorn overturned a two-point deficit, with Leigh Matthews and the defense led by Moore and Parkin keeping St Kilda at bay in a bruising clash marked by fierce physical battles.
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Mackinnon Wins Brophy Medal Again for ACT United
United captain John Mackinnon, 22, became the first ACT hockey player to win the Brophy Medal twice at the association dinner. He narrowly defeated Rowford of Ol! Cae, with Graham Reid and Mah Pike also noted as runners-up. The ACT team and coach personnel highlighted for national selection plans and future Test matches.
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Country athletes win track titles in Sydney meet
Country athletes dominated the Dom ined High Schwile boys championships in Sydney. They won each of the Open events held Sunday. Tony Kian and Wayne Boreham battled for the 100m open title while Ryan topped the 110m hurdles with a 10s effort in overcast conditions. Wayne Hall edged John Van Tenberg in a fast 100m final. Canberra High relay team delivered a strong performance in the relay final. Other winners included Robbie Chawford in the 400m, and David Hocking and Bran Macdonald as top finishers in their classes. A standout 18 years discus champion defended his title with a best throw of 130 ft, while Lithgow’s Hoeglesiede and Sutherland’s Adie claimed sprint doubles in the 14 and 11-12 age groups.
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Ponderosa shines in edge canberra Epsom prep trial
Ponderosa posted a sharp canter before the last Canberra meeting, then sprinted to a hot 6 furlongs in 1:39 as trainer Fy Easingram weighs future plans. Stewards questioned interference and track conditions as jockeys faced warnings, while Blundell finished second aboard Real Spirit after saddle issues.
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New Zealand Triumphs In Brutal Rugby Match
New Zealand rugby team stunned Britain with a bold performance at Sailor Lancashire yesterday. They led 13-12 at half time and finished with four tries to no goals, while Britain failed to convert missed chances into points. The effort sparked a late revival but NZ held on for the victory in a hard fought contest.
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Sydney St George Narrowly Lose to Auckland in Final Tuneup
Sydney St George edged by Auckland 2 0 to 2 1 after travel disruption as final preparation for the Sydney Grand Final last week. South Sydney opponent details unclear in the report.
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TORDON Suntay Test scorecard chaos in long England Australia match
Fragmented OCR lists chaotic cricket score details across innings and players including Hammond Renaud Laker Verity and Tate. The garbled lines show England Australia test match scores with outs and individual scores, but the core action and outcome are unclear from the corrupted text.
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Monzon Still Champion Despite Fight in Buenos Aires
In Buenos Aires, champion Monzon defended his title as veteran American challenger Emile Cinteith endured a hard bout. Referee Ramon Herumen halted proceedings after 18th round minutes, with no decisive outcome reported.
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