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The Sydney Morning Herald SPORT Tuesday, November 9, 1993 49 Sydney Daly is banned again and this time it's indefinite Fjjiian legend set to be the star ft Sevens to ROY MASTERS LEAGUE JOHN MACDONALD the fulfilment of the immoderate talent which has been drowned by his immoderate behaviour. Only Daly knows to what extent alcohol causes his problems and his problems are exacerbated by alcohol. His time for demonstrating he has the answers is running out. Couples in clear KAPALUA, Hawaii, Monday: Fred Couples made three birdies in four holes on the back nine to pull away from the field and score a four-stroke victory at the SUS1 million ($1.49 million) Kapalua International tournament yesterday. Couples shot a final-round three-under-par 70 in windy conditions at the Plantation Course for a 16-under 274 total worth $US 180,000 Montgomerie tops SOTOGRANDE, Spain, Monday: Briton Colin Montgomerie is the new head of European golf after taking advantage of Nick Faldo's ailing wrists to relieve the I if A world No 1 of the European title here yesterday.

Montgomerie took a giant step forward in terms of From Page 50 which defied gravity, anatomical restrictions and the textboook. It extended so far beyond parallel, the driver almost touched the ground. When Daly uncoiled, he unleashed the most awesome display of sustained long-hitting. His drives averaged over 270m, and he was a combined 14 under par on the par-five holes. Daly has averaged 263m per drive on the US tour this year, 9m clear of his nearest opponent.

The big man is not just a slugger, however. He has the finesse to match the power, and harnessed his game deftly as the US won the Dunhill World Cup at St Andrew's. It's been estimated that his participation in a US tournament guarantees an extra 30,000 spectators. His generosity, heart and ready quips have won many fans. If that's all there was, it would be enough to win him tournaments and a permanent place in golfs pantheon.

Unfortunately, the dark side has again imperilled his career and his standing just when it seemed he had gained control of his insistent demons. Daly had alcohol-related problems before his PGA success, checking into an Arkansas clinic in December 1989 after a three-day binge without food, and again in May 1990, but his personal problems really received publicity when the PGA win gained him celebrity. The first media splash came in January 1992, when his fiancee, Bettye Fulford, sued for $US1 million palimony and paternity support, saying she was four months pregnant Daly made a highly publicised and criticised exit from the Australian Masters the next month when he shot 81 in the second round and failed to sign his scorecard. He was disqualified. He was in trouble again the next month after swearing on American television, but his troubles seemed to find some resolution when Bettye agreed to marriage and gave birth to a daughter, Shynah Hale, in June.

More headlines followed before the inevitable breaking point in December. Daly was arrested on an assault charge after allegedly throwing Bettye against a wall when an argument followed another drinking bout Daly again admitted himself to a clinic and later attended Alcoholics Anonymous meetings before rejoining the tour. His two suspensions this year have been interspersed with performances which have promised Montgomerie I Sydney will continue to host the Rugby League Sevens tournament after a failed push to have the competition transferred to Brisbane next year. "1 think you'll see the Sevens in Sydney from now on," tournament director Colin Love said at the launching of the 1994 Coca-Cola World Sevens yesterday. Love said it was probable the Sevens would have drawn more fans if held at the ANZ Stadium in Brisbane, and that this had been strongly considered.

But negotiations had proved difficult and NSW Premier John Fahey had strongly supported the tournament's retention in Sydney. International Board director-general Ken Arthurson said it would have been inappropriate to move the Sevens after Sydney was awarded the 2000 Olympic Games. "We don't think it would have been a very good idea to take the Sevens away from Sydney when we have just been granted the Olympics, Arthurson said. "It would have been a great shame. He described Sydney as league's "spiritual This year's Sevens was only a modest success, but the tournament's immediate future was ensured yesterday when Coca-Cola announced a two-year sponsorship deal.

Five new teams will compete in next year's competition at the Sydney Football Stadium from February 4-6. Japan and Tonga were confirmed as starters, as were composite teams from New Zealand, Great Britain and Papua New Guinea. Love said the British team was likely to be strong, but the country's Rugby Football League had said it could not compel any more than two players per English club to take part. An under-strcngth Wigan was controversially axed from the Sevens last year, and Wales withdrew. Japan's entry follows a series of recent trials by rugby union players.

US network ESPN is negotiating to take the telecast of the Sevens tournament to 27 countries, and Arthurson said he hoped rugby league would take oft in Japan. "The Sevens has already been directly responsible for setting up He is so nimble he can dance between raindrops. He can wriggle into a hole a tropical caterpillar would reject He is cat-quick, and can bounce a football off his knees, head and toes as if it were a balloon and his body a coastal breeze. Waisale Serevl, the Fijiian who is expected to dominate the Coca-Cola Sevens in February, is so legendary his myths have already passed from kava-fuelled bulla sessions into promotional videotape. Kevin Neil, Canberra's chief executive, returned at the weekend from a Sevens tournament in Suva.

"When you climb on the bus, you get a 'Welcome to Fiji tape that goes for 20 minutes," said Neil. "Ten minutes of it is about Serevi." A five-eighth or fullback, Serevi has dominated the best and fairest awards at rugby union's Hong Kong Sevens, but will switch to league and play for Fiji in Sydney at the World Sevens. Sources in Fiji insist he has signed with the Brisbane Crushers, but say nothing official can be announced because he is now being paid $70,000 to play rugby with Mitsubishi in Japan. When he recently drove Mitsubishi from being down 37-3 to defeat Toyota 47-43, the slightly-framed Serevi acquired the status of a Sumo. Mitsubishi had never previously curbed and guttered Toyota.

The best gauge of Serevi's ability is the fact that his name is the only word guaranteed to elicit a comment from Canberra's Noa Nadruku. To Nadruku, the try-scoring Raiders winger, "Good afternoon" is a speech. But Canberra players joke that any mention of the possibility Serevi is a superior player will draw a torrent of torrid talk from Nodruku. Noa wants to be chief of the rugby league ark out of Fiji, and resents any celebrity passengers. It is understood Serevi will travel to Brisbane after the World Sevens and play with the Crushers in the domestic competition next year, before the expansion club joins the premiership the following year.

competitions in Fiji and South Africa, and we're hoping the same will happen in Japan," he said. "I've always thought the Japanese were ideally suited to our game." The planned entries from a veterans syndicate, along with the four 9S premiership expansion teams, as well as Canada, Morocco and Italy will not go ahead next year. Arthurson said the four new teams in the premiership Perth, North Queensland, Auckland and the Brisbane Crushers were not considered, although there had been approaches. He said their premiership debuts would have been "anU-climactic" if they had made Sevens appearances a year beforehand. A veterans team containing the likes of Peter Sterling, Wally Lewis and Steve Ella was discussed, but Sterling said there would have been "too many ball-players and not enough The prize money for the Sevens has been increased from $270,000 to $300,000, and the draw will be announced on January 16.

The teams are: Balmain. Brisbane. Canberra. Canterbury. Cronulla.

Eastern Suburbs. Gold Coast. Illawarra. Manly. Newcastle.

North Sydney. Parramatta. Penrith. St George. South Sydney.

Western Suburbs. Fiji. France. Great Britain. Jaoan.

New Zealand. Paoua New Guinea. Russia. South Africa. Tonga.

United States. Western Samoa. AAP reports: A rejuvenated Penrith continued their build-up to next season by signing a record-breaking $1.5 million sponsorship yesterday. Prospect Electricity agreed to a three-year term for the Panthers largest sponsorship contract The deal follows a successful off-season recruiting campaign after Penrith's disappointing 1993 season. The Panthers have signed New Zealand and former Eastern Suburbs halfback Gary Freeman and Brisbane second-rower Trevor Gillmeister, as well as Western Suburbs utility Jason Lidden, Brisbane's Butch Fatnowna and Keiran Meyer and Parramatta centre Robbie Beckett Hot property Fijian ace Waisale Serevi is expected to join Brisbane Crushers after finishing his stint in Japan.

achievement and confidence by capturing the Volvo Masters at Valderrama to leap from fifth place to top spot in money earned on the European Tour for 1993. The win brought his earnings for the year to 613,683 Montgomerie, whose three-under-par final round of 68 gave him a one-shot decision over battling Irishman Darren Clarke, finished with a 10-under-par total of 274, a record for the event. Touch of Qatar DOHA, Qatar, Monday: Professional golfers will head to the Middle East as part of the European PGA tour in 1996 with Qatar to stage an international championship with prize money of $US1 million million). The president of the Qatar Golf Association, Tami al-Hajri, said yesterday the event would be part of the European PGA tour and would be held on the Dana course which will be completed at the end of 1994 at a cost of $US25 million ($37.20 million). But the question is: will Serevi release the ball to Nadruku and vice-versa? AAP reports from Suva: Fijian rugby league player Pio Kubuwai caught the eye of Sydney talent scouts during a seven-a-side tournament and has been offered a place with Cronulla next year.

Talent scouts from a number of Australian clubs were on hand to check out the form of local players, who are all relative newcomers to the code. Kubuwai said he has yet to decide on the Cronulla offer. The Fijian will play fullback, a position which provides him with the best opportunity to learn the 13-a-side game and utilise the space the man in the No 1 jumper is given. It will also limit his defensive duties, always a problem for converts to the code. However, Neil, who tried to sign Serevi in May, said: "He's never had to tackle." The Canberra Raiders won the Fiji Sevens, defeating the Nasauri Raiders 28-10 in the final.

Canberra defeated Cronulla 16-14 in the semi-final and Wests were eliminated in the other semi. Nadruku captained the Raiders team, which included Laurie Daley and Nadruku's younger brother. "Noa's brother is only 18 and we will look at him again in 12 months time," said Neil. "As for Serevi, he is an absolute legend. "He adds to his sensational skills by being 85 per cent accurate with his boot.

"Fiji will have a great World Sevens side because, apart from Serevi, we have agreed to release Nadruku to Fiji." SPORT SUMMARY bHorsley 37 SDORAHYeCassarb Whitby 9 Sport detail continued from page 46 AUSTRALIAN 1ST CLASS CAREER AVERAGES 199394 AUSTRALIAN FIRST CLASS AVERAGES BATTING Waugh (NSW). Steve Waugh (NSW) NSW SECONO XI NXASTLE At CahiN OvaL Belmont NSW 1st Innings CHEE QUEE Woods 12 DAVISON not out 174 HAYWOOD Daly Woods 0 GREEN and bStanbridge 14S A GILCHRIST not out 34 Sundries 11 Three wickets for 376 FaH 39 39 301. BOWLING Bancroft 18-0-103-0. Woods 20-7-46-2. Mace 25-4-93-0 Gents 7.1-38-0.

I Hill 23-7-80-0. Stanbridge 7-2-13-1 Batting Urn 375 mirts Overs 100 VICTORIA 2ND XI SA 2ND XL At the Junction OvaL SA 1st Innings. DASEDALt nm abi Al am NM. Perth: Perth 4 Cougar Perth 6 Cougars 0. Perth 7 Cougar 0.

Perth 10 Cougar 4 Al UNA Showground. Brisbane Sydney 2 Brisbane I. Bntbane 6 Sydney 3 Brisbane 1 Sydney 0, Brisbane 7 Sydney 6 Al Bruce Stadium. Canberra Waverley dnomrrt 3 Waver-iv 4 Canberra I. Waverley 9 Canberra 3.

Waverley II Canberra 3 At Altona Stadium, Melbourne Monarch 2 Adelaide 1 Monarch 9 Adelaide 2 Adelaide 3 Monarch 0. Adelaide 7 Mon. arch In NO Runs HS 50100 Average DSWebberSA 2 2 223 176 1 11150 MTG Elliott VIC 2 4 1 332 175 2 1 110 67 JABrayshawS A 2 3 1 217 134 1 1 108 50 ML Havden QLD 3 6 2 427 173 1 2 106 75 PCNobesSA 2 3 1 211 141 1 1 10550 JLLangerWA 3 5 382 144 3 1 76 40 AR Border QLD 3 5 1 296 125 2 1 74 00 DRMartvnWA 3 5 1 288 89 4 72 00 MEWaughNSW 2 4 210 85 3 52 50 TJ Barsby QLD 3 6 300 116 1 1 50 00 AH Jones NZ 3 6 286 67 3 47 67 TM Moody A 3 5 204 110 1 40 80 KR Rutherford NZ 3 6 202 65 2 33 67 'denotes not out BATTING Debut Inn NO Runs HS SO 100 Average Ct St Boon.DC 197879 221 374 36 15963 227 69 51 47.23 186 Border. AR 197677 353 575 90 25066 205 131 67 51 68 336 Healv.lA 198687 117 168 33 4139 102 22 1 3066 353 31 Mav.TBA 198485 108 129 38 1510 128 1 1 1659 34 McDermott. a 198384 144 179 29 2495 74 6 16 63 41 McGrath GD 199293 8 7 4 23 8 7 67 1 Reiffel.

PR 198788 63 70 20 1042 86 3 20 84 29 Slater.MJ 199192 31 54 6 2472 152 15 7 51.50 19 Taylor.MA 198586 148 255 11 10814 219 55 28 44 32 207 Warne.SK 199091 46 55 13 748 69 2 17.81 20 Waugh.ME 198586 174 274 41 13218 229 62 43 56.73 210 Waugh. SR 198485 170 257 43 9772 216 43 27 45 66 145 'denotes not out BOWLING ABL TABLE BOWLING a Perth 4 0 1 000 Waverley 4 0 1 000 Overs Ms Rs Wk Aver 5 10 Best Angel A 2 86 4 25 215 14 15 36 2 1 532 PEMclntvreSA 1 70 0 14 162 9 1800 1 561 DNPateINZ 2 57 0 7 227 10 22 70 1 687 SKWarneVIC 2 119 4 33 301 13 23 15 1 642 DK Morrison NZ 2 66 0 12 192 8 24 00 1 654 SHCookVIC 2 573 11 208 8 2600 1 -5114 GD McGrathNSW 2 91 2 27 183 7 26 14 250 PW Jackson QLD ..3 127 4 35 292 11 26 55 486 CJ McDermott QLD 3 143 0 43 390 14 27 86 1 562 TBA May A 2 151 3 40 380 11 34 55 1 580 ML Su a NZ 3 81 5 12 248 7 35 43 484 CGRackemannQLD 3 1200 29 365 10 36 50 1 693 BP Julian A 3 115 0 35 307 7 43 86 231 Balls Mdns Runs Witts Aver 5 10 Best StkfRt 221 603 19 364 6 6067 112 100.50 353 9162 379 3936 101 38.97 3 1 746 90.71 117 6 1 108 26933 1155 11928 342 34 88 13 793 78 75 144 29674 977 15542 562 27 65 31 4 844 52 80 8 1844 81 781 32 24 41 2 536 57 63 63 13387 539 6289 206 3053 7 2 657 64 99 148 126 5 57 1 57.00 14 12600 46 11208 582 4639 169 27 45 6 749 66 32 174 8226 268 4636 121 38.31 1 537 67.98 170 13309 522 6397 194 32.97 4 651 6860 Boon.DC Border. AR Healy. IA Mav.TBA McDermott CJ McGrath GD Reiffel. PR Taylor.MA Warne.SK Waugh.

ME Waugh. SR NEW ZEALAND FIRST CLASS AVERAGES BATTING AUSTRALIAN TEST AVERAGES BATTING FAULL Vimpani Quick A HAMMOND Malhgan Harvey 12 WRIGHT AllardK Harvey 19 ARMSTRONG Quick 38 WILLIAMSON not out 30 YOUNG retired hurt 10 MARSH Malligan Garlick .3 DllGERTWOODibw Williams .1 MARTIN not out 0 Sundries (2B6LB3NO) 14 Total 6 wickets for 160 FaH 45 89 95 144 167 178 BOWLING Bailey 0-20 Quick 2-74 I Harvey 2-38 Garlick 1-33 Williams 1-7. SYDNEY GRADE FAIRFIELD WAVERLEY At Fairfield Oval Waverley 1 st Innings 9 (deO-326 FAIRFIELD 1st Innings SDEITZb Thompson 9 LUC Matthews Smith 60 SHAHID st Pratt Smith 56 SMITH Tucker 5 HUNT Patterson Tucker .11 DOYLE CM Pratt Tucker I JOHNSON Tucker Drew 2S EDMOND Drew Smith 1 1 DAVIS not out 35 LUC Pratt Drewe 0 AITK EN Kirk Tucker 27 Sundries 29 Total 269 BOWLING Thompson 12-4-20-1. I Drewe 11-1-56-2. A Tucker 31 5-8-89-4.

A Smith 23-6-70-3. Pratt 8-1-20-0. Batting tint. 299 mins. Overs 85 S.

Waverley won en 1st Innings MANLY GORDON At Manfy Oval GORDON 1st Inning 254 MANLV 1st Innings GALLIAN Nicholson bTodd 131 CORISH Nicholson Stobo 7 ALEXANDER low Nicholson 70 CGLASSOCKnotout 31 Sundries 4 ham Hill 1 3 Cronulla Sutherland 4 Auburn IS Camooelltown U-1B Canterbury Bankstown 18 Biacktown Worker 4 Western Suburb 6 Manly Wamngah 4 North Shore 11 Belmont 2 Baulkham Hill 17 Cronulla Sutherland 3 Auburn 22 Camp-belltown 8 NSW LEAGUE: AAA LEAGUE Rd First Grade Cardinal 9 Kuring-gai Stealers 8 Cardinals 27 Kuring-gai Stealers Eagles 18 Norwest 10 North Rvde RSL 10 Arnclifte Scots 7 Rvde Eastwood 8 W.lloughby 6 Moorebank bye Second Grade Carhngford 6 Moorebank 4 Eagles 1 1 drew with Norwest 1 1 Norm Ryde RSL 6 Arnclifte Scott 3 Rvde Eastwood 3 Willoughby 1 Cardinal 9 Kurmg-gai Stealers 7 U-18 Carl, nglord 14 Moorebank 1 Norwest 4 Eagles 3 Auburn 16 North Rvde RSL 8 Rvde Eastwood 9 Willoughby 7 Kunng-gai Stealers 25 Cardinals 1 AA LEAGUE Rd First Grade Cartmgtord 6 Moorebank 4 Mosman 8 Berowr 3 Thornleigh 9 Green-way 4 Baulkham Hills 19 Winston Hill 8 Sydney Zephyrs 1 3 M.loerra Bombers 2 Second Grade Cartmgtord 14 Moorebank 1 Berowra 12 Mosman 8 Green way 27 Thornleigh 2 Kings Lmglev 1 4 Biacktown Workers 2 Bauiknam Hills 10 Winston Hills 2 Sydney Zephyrs 14 Miloerra Bombers 2 PACIFIC COAST A LEAGUE: RO Grade North Ryde 14 drew with Willoughby 14 Stealers 10 Thornleigh 6 Kissing Point 9 Rvde Eastwood 3 8 Reserve North Rvde 13 Willoughby 12 Stealers 9 Kuring-gai Kubs 0 Kissing Point 1 1 Ryde Eastwood 4 Grade Kissing Point 13 Greenwav (2) 5 Ryde Eastwood 20 Hornsby Heights 4 Willoughby 23 Hills Hawks 3 Reserve Greenwav (2) 1 1 Kissing Point 7 Hornsov Heights 7 Rvde Eastwood 6 Willoughby bve Grade North Ryde 23 Hornsby Heights 7 Rvde Eastwood 10 Mosman 7 Berowra 19 Greenwav 4 Reserve RAAF 10 Macouerie Bears 8 Hornsby Heights 12 North Rvde 6 Rvde Eastwood 9 Asquith 0 Greenwav 10b Berowra 5 Grade North Eoping 31 Macouane Sports 3 North Rvde 15 Berowra 14 Ryde Eastwood 26 Doing Eastwood 15 Saints 16 Greenway 14 Reserve North Doing 12 Macouane Sports 6 North Ryde 24 Berowra 8 Rvde Eastwood 30 Epomg Eastwood 8 Saints 10 Greenwav 2 Grade North Sydney 14 Thornleigh 12 Kissing Point 10 drew with Hornsby Height 10 Rvde Eastwood 18 North Ryde 4 Hill Hawks 14 Greenway 6 Reserve North Sydney 34 Thornleigh 9 Hornsby Height 1 9 Kissing Point 4 Hills Hawks 17 Greenwav 1 2 Grade Five Dock 20 Kissing Point 4 Cartmgtord Stealers 7 Rvde Eastwood 12 drew with Willoughby 12 Thornleigh bve Reserve North Eoomg 37 Five Dock 2 Stealers 14 Cartmgtord 10 Ryde Eastwood 17 Willoughby 1 Greenwav bve METROPOLITAN ASSOCIATION: RO 7: Grade Canterbury Banktown 24 Western Suburbs 4 Baulkham Hills Hawkesbury 4 Bligh Park 10 Biacktown City Hawk 6 Grade East Hills 16 Castle Hill 9 Hawkesbury 16 Biacktown 9 Bankstown Soort 1 4 Condell Park 10 Baulkham Hills Hawkesbury 4 Grade Warra-gamba 13 Biacktown 12 Condell Park 14 Parramatta 6 Moorebank 16 KellvviHe 5 Winston Hills 14 drew with Baulkham Hills 14 Hawkesbury 9 East Hills 0 Grade Biacktown 12 Kings Langley Belmore 25 Condell Park 9 Biacktown City Hawk 12 Baulkham Hill 5 Bankstown Soort White 20 Bligh Park 6 Grade Warragamba 8 Kings Langley 1 Castle Hill 29 Parramatta 3 Baulkham Hills IS Winston Hill 14. Debut Inn NO Runs HS SO 100 Average Ct St Boon.DC 198485 80 145 16 5869 200 25 17 45 50 78 Border.AR 197879 147 252 43 10695 205 61 26 51.17 148 Healy. I A 198889 53 78 7 1730 102 9 1 24 37 167 12 Mav.TBA 198788 13 16 7 161 42 1789 3 McDermott. CJ 198485 49 67 8 699 42 1 1 85 1 1 Reiffel. PR 199192 7 8 106 42 13 25 3 Slater.MJ 1993 6 10 416 152 2 1 4160 2 Taylor.MA 198889 46 84 5 3588 219 20 10 45 42 62 Warne.SK 199192 17 23 5 298 37 16 56 10 Waugh.

ME 199091 27 44 3 1613 139 10 4 3934 39 Waugh. SR 198586 58 89 15 2919 177 17 5 39 45 43 'denotes not out In NO Runs HS S0 100 Aver Ct St DK Morrison 2 4 3 89 46 89 00 AH Jones 3 6 286 67 3 47 67 TEBIain 3 6 3 114 45 3800 7 KR Rutherford 3 6 202 65 2 33 67 4 CLCairns 2 4 116 48 2900 2 MD Crowe 3 6 165 105 1 27 50 3 MJ Greatbatch 1 1 20 20 20 00 DNPatel 2 4 72 50 1 1800 2 BAPocock 3 6 99 39 16 50 5 ML Su a 3 6 1 81 39 16 20 BA Young 2 4 46 43 1 1 50 3 1 Watson 2 1 4 4 4 00 1 SBDoull 2 3 1 1 0.33 1 DJ White 1 2 2 15 14 MJ Haslam 1 "denotes not out Batting time: 281 mins. Overs: 74 4. NORTH SYDNEY 2nd Innings KRINGAS Gray Saint 1 2 HOOKEY Webber Wiles 28 TAYLOR not out 5 NPOZEULOrunout 4 Sundries 6 Three wickets for 57 BOWLING: Carter 5-0-32-0. Saint 7-2-10-1.

Wiles 5.2-3-3-1. Webber 3-2-4-0 Batting time: 80 mins. Overs: 20.2. North Sydney won on 1st Innings GRADE TABLE After Round 4 WOW1 LI LO Pts Waverley 3 1 18 Bankstown 1 2 1 18 Hsbury 3 1 18 District 3 1 18 Fairfield 2 1 1 16 Gordon 2 2-12 Randwick 2 1 1-12 Wests 2 1 1 12 Cltown 2 1 1 12 St George 2 1 1-12 Manly 2 1 1 12 Penrith 2 2 1 2 Sutherland 11 2 6 Sydney Uni 1 3 6 Mosman 1 3 6 Petersham 11 2-6 Balmain 1 3 6 Parramatta 1 3 6 NthSyd 1 3 6 UNSW 1 3 0 GRADE POINTS TABLES: Rd 4: Second grade: Balmain. Sutherland.

Hawkesbury. North Sydney. Western Suburbs 18 Bankstown Canterbury. Parramatta. Northern District.

Amiga CD Randwick. St George. Gordon. Petersham Mar-rtckville. Waverley.

Penrith 12. Campbelltown. Manly Warringah. Mosman. University Of NSW 6 Fairfield Liverpool.

Sydney University 0 Third grade: Campbelltown 24 Amiga CD Randwick 22. Northern District. Sutherland 18 Waverley. St George. Sydney University.

Balmain. Manly Warringah. Pen-nth 12 Hawkesbury. Fairfield Liverpool. Bankstown Canterbury.

Parramatta. North Sydney. Mosman. University Of NSW. Petersham Marrickville 6 Westbern Suburbs.

Gordon 0. Fourth grade Amiga CD Randwick. Bankstown Canterbury. Waverley. Penrith 18 Western Suburbs 16 Sutherland.

St George. Manly Warringah. Fairfield Liverpool. Balmain. University Of NSW.

North Sydney 1 2 Campbelltown. Petersham Marrickville. Hawkesbury. Parramatta. Sydney University.

Northern District. Gordon 6 Mosman 0 Fifth grade: Western Suburbs. Sutherland 24. St George 22 Northern District. Fairfield Liverpool 18 Amiga CD Randwick.

Sydney University. Pen-nth. Manly Warringah Campbelltown. Gordon 12 Hawkesbury. Balmain.

Bankstown Canterbury. North Sydney University Of NSW. Petersham Marrickville. Parramatta 6 Waverley. Mosman 0 Reschs Cup: Rd 2: Amiga CD Randwick.

North Sydney. Fairfield Liverpool. Balmain. Bankstown Canterbury 1 2 Sutherland. Northern District.

St George. University Of NSW. Campbelltown. Gordon. Sydney University.

Waverley. Mosman. Pennth 6 Parramatta. Manly Warringah. Petersham Marrickville.

Western Suburbs. Hawkesbury 0. C'ship: Amiga CD Randwick 370 Bankstown Canterbury. Northern District 330 Sutherland 318 Waverley 306 St George 296 Balmain. Penrith 294 Campbelltown 276 North Sydney 270 Fairfield Liverpool 264 Western Suburbs 258 Hawkesbury 252 Gordon.

Manly Warringah 210 Sydney University 162 Parramatta. Petersham Marrickville 150 University Of NSW 138 Mosman 126. ISA: Rd 4: St Patricks Strath (2) 318 Oxlev College 217. St Patricks Strath (1) 4-101 Chevalier 99 GREEN SHIELD: Balmain: Whitehead Byers Cruikshank Delneux Graham A Lamb Luscombc McLachlan A Neville Pardy Scott Shannon Tourtouras Twinino TENPINS AMF WORLD CUP WOMEN'S EVENT In Johannesburg. South Africa Leading scores after six Qualifying games: 1 Ross Gretner (Neth) 1 268 pins 2: Sue Caruana Scicluna (Malta) 1218.

rvi vvaku norsiey ilUKH not out 14 WEATHERALL Swan NATI not out 11 Walsh 66 Sundries 18 DAVIDSON runout 13 Eight wickets (dec) for 2S1 SAUNDERS Shiner 4 BOWLING. Whitby NJONESnotout 0 21-10-35-3. Farouharson Sundries 5 13-1-46-2. Cassar 14-6-31-0. iPJkLi a 229 Mulhenn 22-6-84-1.

McFad- BOWLING: Horslev den 3-0-37-1. 2 1 -4-97-3. Slater 2 1 -6-59-1 Batting time 285 mins. Shiner 31 4-18-45-4. Walsh Overs 73 1 PETERSHAM 2nd Innings oSLSVt? 234mms BRAY Dorahy Mills 14 UVL BUSH Dorahy 37 A 2J PEARSON Scurr Green 8 A McQUIRE Davidson CASSAR and Dorahy ...12 Saunders 34 McGEEeNati Mills 31.

RYAN Williams HARTSHORNE not out 32 Saunders 30 WHITBY Mills 0 SWAN Williams FARQUHARSON st Gilchrist Bavldon 3 Mills 7 not out 23 McFADDEN Mills COSTA not out 14 Dorahy 10 Sundries 19 MULHERIN IbwbGreen 1 Th'wkkeUfo' 123 HUGHES did not bat 0 BOWLING Jones 5-1 -26-0. Sundries. 21 Bayldon 9-2-23-1. Davidson TOTAL 173 2-0-12-0 Saunders 15-6-39-2. BOWLING: Nati 9-5-8-0.

Williams 7-3-8-0. Hughes Scurr 4-2-15-0. Green 8 1-2- 7-3-8-0 28-2. Mills 21-6-57-4. Dorahy Batting time 161 mins 13-2-52-3 Overs 45 Batting Mm: 1 92 mins.

Parramatta won on 1st Innings Overs: 55 1. RANDWICK PENRITH NTHRN DIST 2nd Innings At Cooge Oval REILLY Pearson Whitby 3 Randvnck 1st Innings PGREGSON runout 1 (dec)-36 2 A GILCHRIST Farquharson PENRITH 1st Innings Cassar J2 2 LOWEafsar WARD Wiseman Stuart ftffMF" 8 PSREDOJEVICrunout 8 MILLS Farouharson BAYLISS Haywood Stuart 22 maxwell VuV BOWER Haywood SMWHVhSSS? bSomerville U9.P viirr SKENNAUGHIbwb Stuart ...34 Mirch 2s PARMENTER not out 28 BOWLING: Whitby 5-0-37-2. GAnYn not out 58-0' Srtihfar BattingMm 67 mins Overs: 12. bIUNc'p March c.rT" S.v Muller 10-0-56-1. Somerville SUTHERLAND HAWKESBURY 13-0-58-1.

A Stuart 24 2-6-80-3. At Caringbah Oval Quint 14-2-60-0. Parmenter HAWKESBURY 1st Innings 144 3-i6-a Haywood 1-0-1-0 SUTHERLAND 1st Innings Ovrs912 A CLARK P'bson Sullivan 6 Penrith won on 1st Innings PriiliDson ennie BANKSTOWN BALMAIN KENNY Shields 26 At Bankstown Oval BRENNAN Swift Balmain 1st Innings bKershler 25 (dec)-331 HOWARD Lane Shields 6 BANKSTOWN 1st Innings out 40 A DIVALLc Jones Jackson ...10 )HOUEYc and bKershler 0 ELLIOTT cRaingerb Jackson 84 13 ROBERTS Ashley CHAPMAN KersNer 1 bButterworth 134 BARRON Sullivan Lane ...5 WAUGH not out 65 CLARK Lane Kershler 3 MITCHELL Fitzhenry Sundries 3 bButterworth 22 Total 130 THOMPSON not out 7. BOWLING: Sullivan Sundries 13 22-10-35-2. Philioson Four wickets for 33S 13-4-51-1.

A Kershler BOWLING A Jones 22-6-42-0. 27-12-29-5. Shields 4-2-12-1. Jackson 19-6-76-2. A Butter- Lane 0 1 -0-0-1 worth 15-3-71-2.

Burton BaHing ttm: 247 mins. 16- 5-47-0. McLeav 20.5-0- Overs 66 1 66-0 Knight 7-2-22-0. HAWKESBURY 2nd Innings Batting Urn 384 mins SM ALL cS Clark Howard 34 Ovrs 995 BRENNlEc Kenny Barron ....1 Bankstown won on 1st Innings CLARK st Atkins Chapman 8 ST GEORGE MOSMAN 4i At Hurstvttt Oval SWIFT Atkins Barron 2 Mosman 1st Innings 298 5 1 23 ST GEORGE 1st Innings pw wickets for 122 HODGSON Simpson 23 BOWLING: Barron MILLIKEN not out 134 10-3-28-2 A Clark 6-1-22-0 fA.ci:OKlBGutt!r:'.b.B?.rtle,, I Holley 4-1-7-0. Chaom'an 6 20-9-22-1.

Howard 13-1-43-1. TREWARTHA and Batting Urn: 1 80 mins. bMuldoon 16 Overs S3 Hawkesbury won on 1st Innings OSBORNE run out 16 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY HOBDEN not out 33 NORTH SYDNEY Sundries 29 At Sydney University Oval mSZTuL'P NORTH SYDNEY OWLING Bartlett mn 17- 5-33-1. Melville 13-0-50-1. 8 Muldoon 36-10-83-1.

Simp- SYDNEY UNI 1st Innings son 1 7-1 -S3-1 Luke 5-0-2 1 -0. GRAY Hodges Roberts 3 Guthrie 2 -0-12-1. Keegan EVANS run out 27 8-1-33-1. Amberger 1-0-12-0. McGUINESS Hodges Batting Urn.

399 mins. Adlam 35 Overs 99 WILES Taylor McMahon 0 St George won on 1st Innings 1 PCTERSMAM MTMRN DIS I SAINT Taylor Hodges ..67 BUTCHART McMahon 8 WEBBER not out 6 PETERSHAM 1st Innings 170 BENNISON Ibw Adlam 5 Northern District 1st Innings GRIMBLE Taylor PO REILLY Ibw Farouharson .5 GREGSON Bray CARTER Hodges 1 Farouharson 4 Sundries 21 GREEN Hughes Whitby 8 TOTAL 202 A GILCHRIST Whitby 90 BOWLING Adlam MAXWELL retired hurt 50 1 4-2-32-2 Roberts 1 0-5-13-1 GHodTCS 9 4-3-683. McMa-' BARNETT run out .21 hon 19-5-39-3 A Shoebridae ILLS and McFadden 4 12-4-47-0. snoebridge DNPatel 2 DK Morrison 2 BOWLING Balls Mdns Runs Wkts Aver 5 10 Best StkRt Boon DC 80 18 2 5 Border.AR 147 3901 188 1499 39 38.44 2 1 746 100.03 Healv. 1A 53 Mav.TBA 13 3790 182 1537 53 2900 2 59 71 51 McDermott.

CJ 49 11141 366 5738 198 28 98 9 2 897 56 27 Reiffel. PR 7 1630 71 726 26 27 92 2 671 6269 Slater.MJ 6 Taylor.MA 46 24 2 15 Warne.SK 17 4880 291 1832 65 2818 2 752 75 08 Waugh. ME 27 1344 55 664 17 3906 480 7906 Waugh. SR 58 4862 201 2295 51 45.00 2 569 95.33 BOWLING Overs Ms Rs Wk AverSIONBW Best 57 0 7 227 10 22 70 1 687 66 0 12 192 8 24 00 1 7 654 81 5 12 248 7 35 43 5 484 61 0 8 231 6 38 50 1 20 510 690 18 179 4 4475 6 251 46 0 6 172 4 43 00 2 274 40 0 6 119 3 3967 364 6 0 26 50 1 17 Brisbane 1 833 Monarch. 2 2 500 Adeaidie 2 2 SOO Sydney I 3 250 Canberra 0 4 000 Cougar 0 6 000 SVONIV MAJOR LtACUt NO 8 FIRST CRADI Al laybutt Reserve BIACKTOWN WORKERS 021 100 10 Sr 9h Oe CANTERBURY BANKSTOWN 000 001 002 3r 3n 4e Ixktewn Worker Martin S'O Oh 4M 4 Webb 3 23.0 3h 2n 7w Jones 13.

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1980 3 1 1 1 198990 7 12 213 61 1 17.75 5 In Australia 13 6 2 5 198182 66 112 10 4777 299 16 15 46 83 60 Wellington March 29. 1946 6 1 1 4 199293 1 1 2 2 2 00 Christchurch March 8. 1974 5 2 1 2 198788 26 45 5 1626 146 9 3 4065 21 Auckland March 22. 1974 5 2 3 199293 2 1 3 3 3 00 3 In New Zealand 16 5 5 6 198687 31 58 7 2276 186 7 6 44 63 21 TOTAL 29 11 7 11 198788 29 42 14 184 27 657 11 198687 22 41 5 772 99 3 21 44 5 AUSTRALIA NZ 198485 38 65 7 1529 107' 10 3 26 36 26 "ug 1 199192 9 12 3 106 44 1178 6 1986 i4 17 5 60 ii soo 4 At The W.A.C.A. Blain.TE Cairns.

CL Crowe. MD Doull.SB Greatbatch. MJ Haslam. MJ Jones. AH Morrison.

DK Patel.DN Rutherford. KR Sua. ML Watson. 'denotes not out Three wickets for 243 BOWLING Stobo 19-8-34-1. Nicholson 25-6-58-1.

Davison 24-9-61-0. Liggins 1-0-4-0 Todd 19 2-2-68-1. Bradley 3-0-16-0 Batting tkwa 311 mins. Overs 91 2 Manly won on 1st Innings CAMPBELLTOWN UNIVERSITY OF NSW At Campbefttown Oval NSW UNI 1t Innings 229 CAMPBELLTOWN 1st Innings GRANT low Gainsford 64 PENFOLD Young Dixon 118 LEE Gainsford Horley 59 RICHARDS Back Gainsford 41 SMITH low Gainsford 3 TURNER not out GDOIGcTraffordb Dixon 1 Sundries 23 Six wickets for 317 BOWLING Horley 20-S-67-1. Trafford 26-8-76-0 Gainsford 23-3-79-3.

Dixon 185-10-28-2. A Pratt 17-3-52-0. Batting time 428 mm. Over J04 5. CvaWltgVtoQMtOWeY WM IfWtgflfJtS WESTS PARRAMATTA At Pi etten Park Wests- 1st Innings 147 PARRAMATTA 1st Innings WILLIAMS Ryan Slater ..13 fWILLIAMS Horslev 6 BAYLDON Atkinson Shiner 48 HUGHES low Shiner 5 CALVERT Burkhart Shiner 23 GALLAGHER Atkinson Aus Capt NZ Capt C'Dell gess A der Coney A der Wright Sson Aust NZ Res 198081 265.2-55 196.121 A 8 198586 203.259 299.4-164 NZ 6 198990 Drwn BOWLING NEW ZEALAND TESTS Balls Mdns Runs Wkts Aver 5 10 Best StkRt 7 1461 45 864 21 41 14 2 652 6957 66 1377 52 676 14 48 29 225 98 36 1 114 7 .37 1 37.00 129 11400 26 6 1 0 2 300 14 153 1 153 00 133 300 00 31 238 6 135 1 13500 140 23800 29 6089 193 3382 103 32 83 8 789 5912 22 3432 136 1646 41 4015 3 650 8371 38 256 3 161 1 16100 138 25600 9 1915 74 813 29 2803 2 573 6603 14 3342 171 1335 39 34.23 1 678 8569 Cairns.

CL Crowe. MD Doull.SB Greatbatch. MJ Haslam. MJ Jones. AH Morrison.

DK PateLDN Rutherford. KR Su a. ML Watson. CRICKET The Australian team to ptey HZ 1 the 1 it Test starting In Perth en Friday Allan Border (Qtd. caot).

Mark Taylor (NSW. vice-caot). David Boon (Tas). Ian Heely (Qld). Craig McDermott (Qld).

Glenn McGratn (NSW). Tim May (SA. Paul Reiftel (Vic). Michael Slater (NSW). Shan Warn (Vic).

Mark Opponent 1st Test Date Tests Won Drwn Tied January 10.1930 72 4 33 35 SthAfr February 27.1932 17 2 9 6 March 29.1946 29 7 11 11 West Indies February 9.1952 24 4 8 12 Pakistan October 13.1955 33 3 14 16 India November 19.1955 31 6 12 13 Sri March 4.1983 11 4 1 6 Zimbabwe November 7.1992 2 1 -1.