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Sport Rugby Womari: Castle 17m55s U-14 1 Amy Wiekus (US) 2 min 3 72 sees. 2 Inez Turner Oam) 2.0414. 3 6-3 6-3. Ivan Lend) (1) US Aaron Kridcstein (8 US 6-2. 6-2.

MGCCA BADGE World Cup warm-up for Admiral bid sailing Briars 0. Barker 16 Chatswood 10. Blue Moutains 13 Macouarie 3. Kings 22 Smithfield 0. CB08S 17 St Ives 3.

Oatley 1 5 Killara 9. BLUNT CUP: Briars 17 Hunters Hill 3. Barker 33 Chatswood 10. Blue Mountains 6 drew with Mac-quarie 6. Kings 28 Smithfield 0.

St Ives 12 CBOBS 0. Oatley 6 Killara 5. RICHARDSON CUP: Hunters Hill 15 Briars 0. Barker 22 Chatswood 9. Blue Mountains 19 Macauarie 0.

Smithfield 32 Kings 0. CBOBS 1 5 St Ives 1 2. Oatley 25 Killara 0. cLEAN CUP: Blacktown 14 Rockdale 8. MH Skiff 1 7 Westoac 0.

Lane Cove 29 Wentworthville 15. Blakehurst 43 Bradbury 3. fairvale 22 Cavaliers 5. GROSE CUP: Rockdale 8 Black-town 5. Westoac 16 MH Skiff 13.

Wentworthville 20 Lane Cove 13. Bradbury 5 Blakehurst 3. Fairvale 16 Cavaliers 0. WALKER CUP: Blacktown 8 Rockdale 0. MH Skiff 14 Westoac 8.

Lane Cove 25 Wentworthville 0. Blakehurst 18 Bradbury 0. Cavaliers 13 Fairvale 11. JEFFREY CUP: Petersham 32 Merry lands 0. SSNZ 19 Cam-meray6.

Marrickville23bAMP12. Northmead 8 Liverpool 0. Ash-fiekJ-Habertield 16 South Curl Curt 13. NOICE CUP: Petersham 0 drew with Merrylands 0. Cammerav 3 SSNZ 0.

Marridcville 8 AMP 6. Northmead 7 Liverpool 5. Ash-field-Haberfield 18 South Curl Curl 3. MELDRUM CUP: Oakr.ll 31 Bayview 0. Roseville 13 Woolbuv-ers 3.

RADFORD CUP: SytVarria 20 Burraneer 0. North Cronulla 38 Bankstown 15. Mansions 32 Sydney Kiwis 10. SCHOOLS PETER Gilmour today spearheads Australia's best chance in years of regaining the Admiral's Cup the world's leading ocean-racing teams trophy. Gilmour, ranked third in world match-racing, is steering Syd Fischer's Ragamuffin in the Cowes 50-Foot World Cup regatta on The Solent The Admiral's Cup, last won by Australia in 1979, starts at Cowes on July 29.

The six-race series ends with the Fastnet on August 7. Fischer and Gilmour have been joined by Peter Kurts in the chartered Farr-designed Ninja and John Calvert-Jones in the 44-foot Great News 11. Three-times Laser world champion and Olympian Glenn Bourke will steer Ninja, while America's Cup and Olympic helmsman Colin Beashel will be steering Great News 11. Bourke is using the Admiral's Cup campaign as a build-up to the Etchells world champion ship on Brisbane's More-ton Bay in November. He nas agreed to sail as tactician and mainsheet trimmer for Iain Murray.

In other fctchell class news, South port skipper David Rose has answered an SOS from defending world champion Dave Curtis to join his crew for the US nationals. THE Royal Australian Naval Sailing Association and former Olympic class sailors are getting behind Sydney's Olympic Games bid with a gala ball at Randwick on Jury 31. special guests include Seoul Olympic 470 sailor TOUR MATCH At Ttwbarton Oral. Adelaide SOUTH AFRICA 90 (Robert Du Preez 4 Ruben Kruger 2 Hugh Rece-Edwards. Rudolf Disagie.

Deon Lotter. Chnstiaan Strauss. Jacaues Olivier. Pieter Muller. Deon Oosthuysen.

Hendrik Le Roux tries Hugh Rece-Edwards 10 goals) SOUTH AUSTRALIA INVITATION XV 3 (Alex Lawson Den goal). Crowd: 5000. Referee: Scott Young. TOUR MATCH Nukafatofa. Tonga FIJI IS (Sakeasi Vonolagi.

Tevita Vonolagi tries: Elia Rokowailoa goal, pen) TONGA 10 (Tevita Vaenuku. Isileli Fatani tries). Ht: 3-0. SYDNEY GRADE Round 17 RESERVE GRADE SOUTHERN DISTRICTS 13 (A Simmons Moala tries Johns Den goals) PARRAMATTA 8 (S Mcintosh try Halliwell Den goal). MANLY 83 (D Angelo 2 Ashbv 2 Tuipolotu 2 Malifa Klern Reen Don nan Curil Tonkin Humphries tries 8 Tuipolotu 9 goals) SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 1 2 ii uvne MCtviiiy tnes Mctvilly KS1 il).

NORTHERN SUBURBS 91 rM Pattison Tucker tries Tallentire goal 3 pen goals) EASTERN SUBURBS 13 (G Alexiou try Tate goal 2 pen goals). GORDON 14 Timothy try Cooper 2 Arthur pen goals) RAND WIOC 5 (A Macro try). DRUMMOYNE 20 (S Takataka Phillips tries Whelan 2 goals 2 pen rials) WARRINGAH 15 0 Heifer Crawford tries Walton goal pen Coal). EASTWOOD 13 (P Gray try goal pen goat field goal) drew with WESTERN SUBURBS 13 0 Nut-ouila Musorave tries Musgrave pen goal). THIRD GRADE PARRAMATTA 21 (D Haltrwelt 6 pen goals field goal) SOUTHERN DISTRICTS 6 (N BradfiekJ try pen goal NO J).

NORTHERN SUBURBS 11 tft Westburv trv CMand non goals) drew with EASTERN SUBURBS 1 1 (M try Leah 2 pen goals). WARRINGAH 22 (H Argent 2 A Grant A McKee tries Argent goal) DRUMMOYNE 5 (C Stevenson try). SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 14 (I Faye try Robberds 3 pen goals) MANLY 10 (P Reber 2 tries). GORDON 15 0 Birrell A Sinclair tries A Vinton goat pen goal) RANDWICK 8 (A McDonald try Latimer pen goal). WESTERN SUBURBS 21 (L Sepu- teai Anaerson i towards ines Edwards 2 pen goal) EASTWOOD is iv goal).

FOURTH GRADE PARRAMATTA 3 (S Allen pen goal) SOUTHERN DISTRICTS 0. NORTHERN SUBURBS 14 (A McClusky Caldwell tries tries Robinson 2 goals). WARRINGAH 41 (J Websdale 2 Meade Taylor Thompson Ryan tries Pen trv Websdale 2 Thompson goals) DRUMMOYNE GORDON 13 (H Saunders try A Lennon goal 2 pen goals) RANDWICK 8 (P Tait try Keyes pen goal). MANLY 38 (A Lynch 2 Kincade Ashby Taufa tries King 2 goals 3 pen goals) 5YDNEY UNIVER- triesP Tyler goal pen goal) WESTERN SUBURBS 3 (G Read pen goal). COLTS FIRST GRADE: Warringah 35 Drurnrnoyne 3.

Parramatta 19 Southern Districts 12. Northern Suburbs 21 Eastern Suburbs 10. Gordon 27 RandwKk 26. Western Suburbs 22 Eastwood 19. SECOND GRADE: Warringah 71 Drurnrnoyne 13.

Parramatta 6 Southern Districts 3. Northern Suburbs 41 Eastern Suburbs 0. Gordon 35 Randwick 0. Eastwood 30 Western Suburbs 3. THIRD GRADE: Warringah 48 Drurnrnoyne 3.

Southern Districts 16 Parramatta S.Northern Suburbs 40 Eastern Suburbs S. Gordon 29 Randwick 3. Eastwood 13 Western Suburbs 3. FOURTH GRADE: Warringah Drurnrnoyne on forfeit Parramatta 1 7 Southern Districts 10. Northern Suburbs 32 Eastern Suburbs 0.

Gordon Randwick on forfeit.Westem Suburbs 17 Eastwood 3. FIFTH GRADE: Eastwood 7 Western Suburbs 5. TOOHEYS CLASSIC CHALLENGE KENTWELL CUP: Homsby 17 bSt Leos 10. Uni of NSW 21 bWaveriey 10. Newport 32 Hawkesbury Valley 5.

Canterbury 26 Lindf ield 23. Dundas 27 Matraville 16. Penrith 24 Old Ignatians 22. Knox 17 Colleagues 3. BURKE CUP: Homsby 25 St Leos 13.

Wavertey 27 by Uni of NSW 5. Newport 20 Hawkesbury Valley 0. Mosman 1 1 Forest 3. Undf ield 20 Canterbury 8. St Patricks 9 UWS Hawkesbury 3.

Dundas 17 Matraville 10. Penrith 40 Old Ignatians 7. Colleagues lib Knox 10. WHIDDON CUP: Homsby 29 St Leos 1 0. Wavertey 1 0 Uni of NSW 5.

Newport 19 Hawkesbury Valley 0. Mosman 21 Forest 0. Lindfield 15 Canterbury 3. St Patricks 1 1 UWS Hawkesbury 10, Dundas 12 Matraville 6. Old Ignatians 3 Penrith 0.

Colleagues 10 Knox 0. JUDO CUP: Homsby 55 St Leos 5. Wavertey 13 Uni of NSW 3. Newport 3 Hawkesbury Valley 0. Mosman 6 Forest 3.

Lindfield 1 5 Canterbury 10. St Patricks 17 UWS Hawkesbury 5. Matraville 15 Dundas 0. Penrith 31 Old Ignatians 0. Colleagues 8 Knox 0.

SUTHERLAND CUP: Wavertey 27 Uni of NSW 0. Newport 20 Hawkesbury Valley 0. Mosman 1 3 Forest 0. Lindfield 20 Canterbury 0. St Patricks 10 UWS Hawkesbury 7.

Matraville 35 Dundas 0. Knox 6 Colleagues 0. COLTS CUP: Petersham 23 Maryland! 0. St Patricks 14 St Ives 9. Dundas (1 65 Uni of NSW (1) 0.

Homsby (1) 23 Penrith 5. SUBURBAN BARRACLO UGH CUP: Hunters Hrll 25 Briars 3. Chatswood 12 Barker 6. Blue Mountains 28 Macguarie 10. Smithfield 50 Kings 27.

St Ives 22 CBOBS 9. Killara 26 Oatley 10. STOCKDALE CUP: Hunters Hill 14 kri: uraves Burnage Rennie. Fastest: Wood 14m41s. Girt: Yates 16m3s tf-12 2km Nichols Graves Herring.

Fas- im: vjoooaii rmus. un: nargrave mibs. ST GEORGE at Scarborough Park: wess country: anr Nun: jones uonnaoieu Argaii. r-astest: McClean 19m34s. Woman: Howe 24m54s.

Inter 4km: Wit-kins Moore I Adam Fastest I Adam 14m15s. Woman. Jenkins ibmis. u-14 Div 4km: Stratford Scott Livingstone rasiesi: a Murpny ibmzbs. Qtn Stratford 15m49s.

Dh 2 15km: George A Peek Nicholl Fastest. screen om. on; cusnbm4s. WEST METROPOLITAN at Epptng: Road race: MEN: Veteran 10km Vassillo (Hills) 35m27s Sevmon iMj iwigg tninsj. sun: i Burroughs (TW) 20m7s Manwaring (Gir) Fowler (TW).

Snr 10km: Thomas (CRH) 33m24s Roberts (CRH)J Caetan (TW). 5km: Baker (TW) I7m34s Hochhol2er (CRH) Murphy (TW). U-20 10km: Hogg (Gir) 34m38s Troup (Hills). 5km: Nolan (TW) 16m51s Nolan (TW) A Watson (Gir). U-16 5km: Depomeroy tmru irrMis bovrna (i-iius) Keatina (CRH).

U-13 2km: I Kataltnic (Hills) 7m21s Scalley (Hills) Mcinnes (HiUs) WOMEN: Open 5km: Stanford (CRH) 22m59s Favotto (BS) Renton Uen). U-17 5km: Morris (CRH) 20m43s King (RBK) Sage (TW). U-14 2km: Fabar (TW) 7m26s Miller (TW) Morns Cycling TOUR DC FRANCE Stage 12: 287km: (from Isota to marsewej: i i-aoto hosckmi (itaiyj Carrera 7 hours 29 minutes 44 seconds. 2 Massimo Ghirotto (Italy) ZG Mobili 7 mins 14 sees behind. 3 Vladimir Poulmkov (Ukraine) Car rera same time.

4 vaieno Tebakli fltalv) Gatorade 7 17 5 Oramoli- dine Abdoujaoarov (Uzbekistan) La more 7.34. 6 Laurent Jalabert (Fra) ONCE same time. 7 Franco Ballerini (Italy) GB MG 736. 8 Oiat Ludwig (Ger) Telekom 825. 9 Andrea Tafi (Italy) Carrera same time.

10 Richard Virenaue (Fra) Festina 1658. Others: 49 Neil Stephens (Aust) ONCE 20 35. 76 Pnil Anderson (Aust) Motorola 21.02. Overall: 1 Miguel Indurain (Spain) Banesto 54 hours 29 minutes 39 seconds. 2 Atvaro Mena (Coiom) Motorola 3 mins 23 sees behind.

3 Zenon Jaskula (Pol) GB MG 431. 4 Tony Rominger (Swttz) Cias 5.44. 5 Btame Rus (Den) Anostea 10.26. 6 Andy Hamosten (US) Motorola 11.12. 7 Oaudio ChiapDuca (Italy) Carrera 14.09.

8 viaaimir Kouinixov (UKrj urrera 14 21 9 Eric Brulcink fNthl ONCE 1454. 10 Pedro Delgado lipam; oanesio iz.it. utners: ai Phil Anderson (Aust) Motorola 1.09.26. 144 Neil Stephens (Aust) FORD GOLDEN WEST TOUR Stage 13: 64km: (from Chinchilla to Jandowae): 1 Haydn Bradbury (VIS) 1 hour 32 minutes 8 seconds. 2 Marty Ross (Riverside Pecans).

3 Mark Spessot (Penrith Panthers). Stage 14: (from Jandowae to Bunya Mt): 1 Taishi Kenjo (Japan) 2 hours 31 min 30 sees. 2 Sean Hardy isponscover Ausiraitaj same lime. 3 Trevor Ionian (NW Anutn 231.43. Stage 15: Klngaroy cri- lerium: iitm: i kik Mccaig (Repco) 19 min 40 sees.

2 Haydn Bradbury (VIS). 3 Jeff Stobie (VIS). 4 Nigel Perry (Caravel to). 5 David McKenzie (VIS) (all same time). Stage 16: Klngaroy to Kumbia Individual time trial: 27km: 1 Steven Williams (NSW-Ansett) 36 mm oo sees.

Natnan UNeiii (QAS-McCafferty's) 36m 31.10s. 3 nayun tsraooury ivisj ibiioi Staoe 17: Kumbia to Oalbv- UUrm 1 Robbie McEwen 2 hrmra 35 mn 41 sees. 2 Mark Soessot (Pennth i con Mcurory (Krver-side Pecans). Overall: 1 David McKenzie 23 hours 6 mins 358 sees. 2 Robbie McEwen at 1 min S.65 sees behind.

3 Steven Williams i.i jb. 4 uranam Mitcneii cqas-McCafrertvs) 312.81. 5 Robert Crowe (VIS) 3.14.4S. Teams: 1 NSW-Ansett 69 hours 23 mins 2 65 sees. 2 VIS at 1 min 3755 sees behind.

3 QAS-McCafferty's 255.17. 4 Veto-Hallets 162750. 5 rennin raniners BANKSTOWN SPORTS at Larts-downe: A 525km: Jackson Crawford Och. B42km Danbv snener upion. anr diKm: Dawson Bavtey Gotdsborough.

Juv 84ap: A Challinor A Crawley rnR. v.neaymzs. UOCOMBE-AUBURN at Henley Park: Tkne trial 36-25km: Amateur Terrel 56m22s Caoidcas aneney. veteran Dtv iiz: McManus 1h5m2s A Fontana Zadro. Dlv 34: Massard ML5 flS Pr IFk.

cI? 2 Simpson 1h1m30s Chandler Turkovic U-17 95km: I Ferranda anajvennannanABerrv u-l: Chandler Chaoman KrisrrftW. son. Women: Sharp IhOmOs inompson i tmott. MARCONf-F AIRFIELD at Wether- ranu oian an Hooker t-Tettoni Trueba. Clarke Trueba Gibson.

45km: Appleyard A Rodreguez Mathey. Jnr 23km. Appleyard Grant Grant PARRAMATTA at OaJnBJe: SSkm Newport Ih18m30s McGarritv Morphett Wilson 1 h20m Pearce Walton. 33km Moss 50m21s Mucd Boyd. lading 54m54s Southwell Peak.

33km: Swain 57m 16s Kerr Rozk. Jnr U-15 22km: Walton 41m27s. PENRITH PANTHERS at Shane Park: Cshfp 96km: Michardo Berie BonilU. Cons 53km: A Paine Beer Sargent 32km: Quinneil Bryan Stevens. Juv 25km: A Van Gurp Christensen Bernard.

16km hep: A Van Gurp Bernard Ecdestone. 22km: Birrell Abbott Chelen. 11km hep Chetin Abbott Uden. 11km hep: Bernard Rae. 6km: Whitsun-James Don Stevens.

7km hep: Johnstone Stevens Whitsun-James. ST GEORGE at Oatley Park: President's Trophy: 24km Amateur: A Gamble 40m7s Boots Gayf ord. Veteran: Robins 43mSSs CopeJand Tanner. U-17: A Lucas 40m 19s Thripp Thriop. U-1S 12km: Cooeland 21m35s Rossbridge Boshell.

U-12 6km Fitzpatrick 10m53s. Bosrell 12m28s Hammerton Mills. Danieia Antipov (Rom) 2.04.75. 400m HURDLES: 1 Heike Meissner (Ger) 56.10 sees. 2 Debbie Parris (Jam) 5611.

3 Trevaia Williams (US) 56 57. TRIPLE JUMP: Group 1: 1 Monica Toth (Rom) 13.49m. 2 Agnieszka Stanczyk (Pol) 13.43. 3 Victoria Verchmina (Ukr) 1333. 8 Mariklud Viduka (Aust) 12.34.

Group 2: 1 Nturka Montatvo (Cuba) 13 88. 2 Barbara Lah (Italy) 13 50. 3 Tanja Borrmann (Ger) 1348. HIGH JUMP (qual): Group 1: 1 equal Condi nitha Tea berry (US) 1.83m. 1 equal Nathalie Lefebvre (Fra) 1.83.

1 eaual Natalia Jonck-heere (Belg) 1.83. 1 eaual Katar-zvna Maichrzak (Pol) 1.83. 1 eaual Marion tollman (Ger) 1 .83. 1 eaual Larissa Hryhorenko (Ukr) 1 83. Group 2: 1 eaual Natalia Moiceenko (Kazak) 1.83.

1 equal Tanya Hughes (US) 1.83. 1 eaual Sigrid Kirchman (Austria) 183. 1 eaual Nele Zilinskiene (Lith) 1 83. 1 eaual Alena Varcholova (Czech Republic) 1.83. 1 eaual Svetlana Zalevskaya (Kakak) 1.83.

1 eaual Julia Bennett (UK) 1.83. 1 eaual Heike Balck (Ger) 1.83. 5HOTPUT: 1 Zhou Tianhua (China) 19.17m. 2 Belsis Laza Munoz (Cuba) 1848. 3 Katrin Koch (Ger) 16.70.

DISCUS (ovaO: Group 1: 1 llona Zakhar-chenko (Ukr) 60.00m. 2 Barbara Escevarria (Cuba) 5834. 3 Simone Schmitt (Ger) 56.46 Group 2: 1 Renata Katewicz (Pol) 59.16. 2 Ania Gundler (Ger) 58.90. 3 Lyud-milla Fitimonova (Bel) 58.74.

JAVELIN: 1 Lee Young Sun (Korea) 58.62m. 2 Tanja Damaske (Ger) 57.68. 3 Valerie Tulloch (Can) 56 52- HEPTATHLON: Fmal standings: 1 Urszula Wtodarczyk (Pol) 6127 points. 2 Birgit Gautzsch (Ger) 5934. 3 Kelly Blair (US) 5926.

LOCAL ASICS WESTS at Enotns: MEN: 10km Snr: Caetan 36m47s. Vet-eran: needy 47m8s. 5km Snr Baker 17m37s Murphy Gar-ratty. Veteran: Fowler 22m7s A Ru Taylor. U-20: Nolan ISmSIs Nolan.

2km U-13 Mittlehauser 8m2Ss Lodge. WOMEN: 5km Snr: Perry 25m44s. U-17: Sane 26m43s. 2km U-14: Fabar 7m26s Miller. BANKSTOWN SPORTS at Lam dome Gardens: MEN: Snr 75km: 8 Howe Raue Nichol Fastest: Nichot 2602.

Vet: Kemp Dean Croft Fastest: Hardaker 27m26s. Jnr4fcm: Banks Lyons Simpson. Fastest: Simpson 1Sm38s. WOMEN: Snr 75km: Re Joannides. Fastest: Re 33m17s.

Vet Hillsden 41m30s. Jnr 4km: Roberts Anthony. Fastest: Roberts 18m 10s. BLACKTOWN RUNNERS at WB-Bam Lawson Reserve: Cross country: MEN Open 3000m: Nilon 13m17s Grogan. lOOOm: Longhurst 3m34s Harrison McNamara.

Veteran 1000m: Cooper 4m26s Hogg Longhurst. Jnr 3000m: Beecroft 11m51s Beecroft McDonald. 1000m: Longhurst 4m23s Hnrffv (nwrion WOMEN Open 1000m: Oesira 4m38s. Veteran 1000m: Longhurst 5m. Jnr 3000m: Deane 14m24s.

1000m: Paul 4m33s Nilon A McDonald. GIRRAWEEN at Epplng: Men 10km: Hogg 34m38s. 5km: A Watson 21m29s Manwaring Sewell. Girts 2km: Schmid 8m49s. 2WS HILLS at Epptng: Road Race: 10km Open: Vassaio 35m27s Twigg Fallon.

Snr: Bogenhuber 38m12s Hemmens Troup. U-20: Troup 40m48s. U-16 5km: Schmid 18m46s Tonkin. U-14 2km: Katalinic7m21s BScaNey Mcinnes. Women U-16 2km: Vandewater 7m46s Tonkin.

NSW RACE WALKING at Mona Park, Auburn: C'ship: MEN A 15km: Mulligan 1hl8m16s Law White. 10km: Collis 45m38s Adams A Mitchell 4km: Pearson 20m7s Sund-strom Hurley. 1.5km: hat tab 6m51s Connolly Appleby. Veteran 5km: Smith 2Sm56s. WOMEN A 10km: Robb 53m59s McQueenev Mitchell.

6km: A Heckenberg 32m7s Mitchell Edwards. 4km: McAskill 19m50s French CTilt. 15km: Mcltvenie 7m27s Bock Vantilburg. Veteran 5km: Pearson 30m5s Purcell Evans. RANDWICK -BOTANY at Hettstey: Trophy Ifcfikm road: Soehr Scott Weir.

Fastest: Soehr 53m38s. Piper McKiltoo Maitland. Fastest: McKillop 67m9s. Devlin 83m8s. 8km road: Dominrsh Clennar Good.

Fastest Dominish 26m1 6s. Fastest: Aytmer 34m52s. Driscolt Hynes Haar. Fastest: Haar 36m30s. 2km Men: Lissing Kelly Davidson.

Fastest: Ussing 7m53s. Women: Riakos Murray Sher. Fastest: Riakos 7m29s. rraotr wiime vnir Narrabeen Fitness Centre: 1000m Dlv 1- Quitzau 2mS2 Os SdiJMiW rDO 3m07.9s Ma Allison. Dtv 3: winared 3mi5.4S Walsh I MOT- gan.

500m Gordon Imt 1 Os Ryan Crombie. Dfv 2: Williams 1ml4.1sAPollockDGeddes Dh3: Quitzau 1ml 7.2s Warren I Morgan. Dlv 4: Schwebel 1m26 Os Windred Bird. Dh 5: Halsey 1m2S.9s Walsh Sturzaker and Schwebel dh 300m On 1: Rangott 35.8s Patchett Plunket. Dlv 2 Crombie 37.8s Hamilton Kyle.

Dlv 3: Williams 38.6s Gordon Halsey. Dtv 4: Austin 39 2s Ryan Crowder. Dlv 5: Quitzau 41.7s Condon A Pollock. Dfv 6: Warren 43.6s Allison Bird. Div 7: Geddes 3S Ss McEnarney Parrisrt 150m Dlv 1: Patchett 16.6s Crombie Kyle.

Div 2: Austin 1 7.6s Williams Crowder. Dtv 3: Peters 160s Chung Condon and Halsey dh Dtv 4 Bird 1 93s Quitzau Allison. Dhr 5: Geddes 20.6s McEnarney Parrish. 100m Dtv 1: Rangott 1 15s Patchett Kyle. Dtv 2: Austin 122s Plunkett Quitzau.

Dfv 3: Condon 13.2s Geddes Parrish. 60m Dtv 1: Patchett 75s Kyle Crowder. Dtv 2: Chung 7.7s Peters Condon. Dtv 3: M. Allison 8.4s Parrish I Morgan.

SAUCONY SUTHERLAND at Menal: Snr 10km: Thompson I Bowers Connery. Fastest: McCormack 35m40s. Woman: Thompson 43m58s. Inter Dlv 1 5km: Graves Scott Sherry. Fastest: A Degnam 18m35s.

Woman: Edmonston 22m0s. Inter Dhr 2 2km: Warwick Richards Richards. Fastest: Brody 1 0m4s. Woman: Lindfield 9m29s. Dtv 3 4km: Clifford Ptummer Allen.

Fastest Ptummer 16m59s 18 MEN: Grade 1: Sec 1: Macauarie Uni (1) 5-43 Cheltenham (1) 2-33. Strathfield (l) 8-48 Bee-croft (2) 0-14. Killara (2) Western Suburbs (1) no result. Sec 2: Macauarie Uni (2) 5-39 Strath-field (2) 3-32. Cheltenham (2) 4-37 Macauarie Uni (3) 4-36.

Uni NSW (1)7-51 Roseville (2) 1-30. White City (2) 7-44 Longueville (1) 1- 31. Sec 3: Roseville (4) 8-SO Sydney Uni (2) 0-21. Strathfield (5) 4-37 CHeltenham 3) 4-36. Macauarie Uni (4) 8-49 Neutral Bay (1) 0-26.

Roseville (3) 5-48 Strathfield (3) 3-41. Sec 4: Killara (3) 6-47 Macauarie Uni (51 2-33. Strathfield (6) 7-47 Royal Sydney (1) 1-28. Sydney Uni (3) 6-43 Roseville (5) 2-34. Killara (4) 6-43 Uni NSW (2) 2-30.

Grade 2: Sec 2: Macauarie Uni (6) 4-39 Roseville (7) 4-35. Sec 3: Cheltenham (6) 5-40 Roseville (8) 3-40. Uni NSW (3) 6-44 Longueville (2) 2- 28. Sec 4: Killara (6) 4-32 drew with Sydney Uni (7) 4-32. Sydney (4) 5-45 White City (6) 3-39.

White City (7) 5-44 Strathfield (9) 3- 35. See 5: Sydney Uni (9) 5-41 Roseville (9) 3-30. Killara (8) 5-41 Cheltenham (7) 3-37. White City (6) 5-37 Neutral Bay (5) 3-31. Sec 6: Macauarie Uni (7) 5-38 Marauarie Uni f81 3-30 Sm 7- Western Suburbs (4) 6-44 Strathfield (10) 2-25.

Killarar (10) 4-44 Strathfield (11) 3-40 unfm. Mosman (4) 5-40 Cheltenham (9) 3-33. Grade 3: Sec 1 Royal Sydney (6) 6-41 Macauarie Uni (9) 2-30. Sec 2: Cheltenham (1) 6-43 Hunters Hilt (5) 2-29. Sec 3: Macauarie Uni (11) S-35 Royal Sydney (8) 3-26.

WOMEN: Grade Roseville (8) 8-48 Macauarie Uni (1)0-1 1. White City (1) 8-48 Cheltenham C2) 0-11. Cheltenham (1) 6-4S Cheltenham (3) 2-24. Strathfield (1) 8-48 Longueville (1) 0-12. Roseville (2) 6-36 Strathfield (2) 2-18.

Grade 2: Sec 1 White City (3) 5-40 Neutral Bay (1) 3-31. Sac 2: White City (6) 4-36 Cheltenham (6) 4-33. Strathfield (4) 4-39 Uni NSW (1) 4-37. Grade 3: Sec 1: Neutral Bay (4) 4-38 White City (TO 3-39 unf in. All other matches Athletics BRITISH TRACK AND FIELD WORLD CSH1P TRIALS In Bimiifigtien England (British unless stated) MEN: 100m: 1 Linford Christie 10.13 seconds.

2 Dean Capobianco (Aust) 1025. 3 John Regis 1032. 110m hurdles: 1 Colin Jackson 13.15 seconds. 2 Tony Jarrett 1337. 3 Kyle Van Der Kuyp (Aust) 13.60- 5.000m: 1 Jon Brown 13 mins 35.67 sees.

2 Gary Staines 13.37 08 Discus: 1 Weir 57 44m. 2 Potgieter (Sth Afr) 56.48. 3 Hauge (Nor) 5438. WOMEN: 100m: 1 Kinch 11.44 seconds. 2 Gainsford (Aust) 11.47.

100m hurdles: 1 Sally Gunnel I 13.08 seconds. Shot: 1 Augee 17.24m. 2 Martensson (Swe) 15 67. Long Jump: 1 Boegman (Aust) 650m. Hammer: 1 Sosimenko (Aust) 56.66m.

High Jump: 1 Marti 1.86m. WORLD UNIVERSITY GAMES In Buffalo. New York (Finals uniess stated) MEN: 200m: Qf: Heat 1: 1 Gtenroy Gilbert (Can) 20.80 seconds. 2 Carlo Occhiena (Italy) 21.20. 3 Hideaki Miyata (japan) 2137.

6 Anthony Ryan (Aust) 21.87. Heat 2: 1 Chris Netloms (US) 2052. 2 Satoru Inoue (Japan) 20.97. 3 O'Brian Gibbons (Can) 21.06. Heat 3: 1 Andrew Tynes (Baha) 20.82.

2 Sergey inshakov (Lai) 20.93. 3 Mark Lad brook (Aust) 21.02. Heat 4: 1 Bryan Bridgewater (US) 20 66. 2 Ivan Garcia Sanchez (Cuba) 20.79. 3 Oumar Loum (Senegal) 21.10.

400m: Sf: Heat 1: 1 1brahim Hassan (Ghana) 46.12 seconds. 2 Lamont Smith (US) 4627. 3 Danny McFar-lane Gam) 4654. Heat 2: 1 Paul Greene (Aust) 46.40. 2 Evan Clarke (Jam) 46.46.

3 Byron Goodwin (Can) 46 69. 6 Jason Kougeltis (Aust) 4821. 800m: 1 Marko Koers (Neth) 1 minute 48.57 seconds. 2 Oteg Stepanov (Rus) 1 4950. 3 Nico Motchebon (Ger) 1.49.52, 6 Simon Lewin (Aust) 1.50 98.

1300m: Qf: Heat 1: 1 Richard Kenan (US) 3 mins 5059 sees. 2 Allan Klassen (Can) 350.70. 3 Desmond English (Ire) 350.74. Heat 2: 1 Bill Burke (US) 355 72. 2 Deian Pjkic (Yugos) 3.5S.77.

3 Gary Lough (UK) 355.80. Heat 3: 1 Dmitri Drozdov (Rus) 353.96. 2 Mark Carroll (Ire) 354.18. 3 Lex Davey (Aust) 355 48. Heat 4: 1 Ahmad Warsama (Qatar) 354.03.

2 Sergei Kostylev (Rus) 354.41. 3 Andrew Keith (UK) 354 86 40Om HURDLES: 1 Derrick Adkins (US) 4935 seconds. 2 Yoshihiko Saito (Japan) 49.61. 3 Dusan Kovacs (Hung) 50.12. 6 Rohan Robinson (Aust) 5038.

TRIPLE JUMP: 1 Tosi Fasinrp (UK) 16.91m. 2 Oled Sakirkin (Kazakhstan) 16.89. 3 Julian GotteV (UK). 16 88. SHOT- fTJ: 1 Anatorv Krymenw CUKr) anLjtrwg imi Mgw uiiyj 1 Ictvan Baovula fHunal 5 70m 2 Alherla Giacchetto (Italy) 5.60.

3 Jean Gatfkme (Fra) 550. DISCUS: 1 Alexis Elizalde Esteves (Cuba) 62.98m. 2 Adewale Olukoju (Nig) 62 96. 3 Nick Sweeney (Ire) 6252. HAMMER: 1 Vadim Kolesnik (Ukr) 77.00m.

2 Balacs Kiss (Hung) 76.88. 3 Christophe Epalle (Fra) 76.80. DECATHLON: 100m: Heat 1: 1 Ubaldo Ranzi (Italy 10.81 seconds (903 points). 2 Peter Winter (Aust) 10.86 (892). 3 Damn Steele (US) 10.88 (888).

Heat 2: 1 James Stevenson (UK) 11.15 (827). 2 Kamil Demasek (Czech Republic) 1136 (782). 3 Jose Ronan (Puerto Rico) 11.44 (765). Heat 3: 1 Alexander Bogda-nov (Ukr) 11.10 (838). 2 Krasimir Detlichki (Bulg) 1129 (797).

3 Alper Kasapoglu (Tur) 1 1 30 (795). Heat 4: 1 Jose Arnaiz (Spain) 11.02 (856). 2 Brendan Tennant (Aust) 1121 (814). 3 eaual UdoJacobasch (Ger) 1132 (791). 3 eaual Rick Schweiger (US) 1132 (791).

Long Jump: Group 1 1 Ranzi 7.26 metres (876 points). 2 Steele 7.21 (864). 3 winter i.io iosj. troup Kaseoi (823). WOMEN: 400m: Heat 1 1 Michelle Collins (US) 54.65 seconds.

2 Judy Fraser (Can) 55.08. 3 Natalia Saiga do de Moura (Port) 5566. Heat 2: 1 Nancy McLean Ferrera (Cuba) 5336. 2 Mireille Sankatsing (Surinam) 54.69. 3 Alanna Yak-iwchuk (Can) 54.92.

Heat 3: 1 Youlanda Warren (US) 54.70. 2 Omotavo Akinremi (Nig) 54 80. 3 Shelly Beckford Uam) 5530. BOOnu PETER KOGOY Nicki Bethwaite, John Forbes from the Tornadoes, board sailor Lars Kleppich and triple Olympian Geoff Davidson. Entertainment will be provided by the Naval Support Command Band and the SBS Youth Orchestra String Quartet Tickets at $60 a head are available from Max Kean on 363-9939 during office hours.

EUROPE Class Olympian Christine Bridge left Brisbane yesterday for the long haul up the international competition ladder in her quest for a medal at Atlanta in 1996. The national champion will tackle the world title in Denmark later this month. Help is at hand in the form of husband Rob, the national coach. THE Cruising Yacht Club reports strong support for the eighth annual Sydney-Gold Coast Classic, with more than 60 entries from Victoria, NSW and Queensland for the 386 nautical mile mid-winter race, starting on July 31. Among the entries is Ragamuffin The Maxi, recently sold by Syd Fischer to Sydney businessman Anton Starling.

posed inability in small waves by beating young Hawaiian Shane Dorian and Aussie veteran Cheyne Horan. David was die day's highest scorer, with 29.94. West Australian Dave Macaulay, 29, aiming for a top-16 finish this year, perhaps should be giving more thought to securing a top-five bonus from his sponsors. He was seventh before the Gunston and has made it through to round three after beating Califomian Mike Parsons. World champion Kelly Slater of Florida reached round four with a dose win over young Calif ornian Rob Machado.

Manly surfer Layne Beachley, her heart set on the world title, beat fellow Aussie Sandie Ryan to set up a quarter-final dash: with Maroubra's Lynette MacKenzie. World champion Wendy Botha, defending titleholder Neridah Falconer and Jodie Cooper, all from Australia, also reached the quarters. NCWINGTON 13(J Godfrey try I Pride goal Godfrey Pride pen goaisj mux i Cutler pen goal). NOX 8 (S Lee try SYDNEY GRAMMAR 14 fS Htm. ley try Rylands 3 pen goals) WARWICK SCHOOL (GB) 9 (S Awad 3 pen goals).

SHORE 20 (B Williams 2 Cay A Bunting tries) WAVERLEY 3. BARKER 46 (B Darwin 2 A Wood Ng Spooner Russell Cameron tries Spooner 4 goals pen goal) KINROSS WOLAROI 6. SECONDS: Newington 21 Knox 0. St Patricks St rat hf ield 27 Sydney Grammar 0. Shore 34 Wavertey 6.

Aust Rules AFL SENIORS COLUNGWOOD 21.19 (145) FOOT5CRAY 11.15 (81) GOALS: CoiUngwoed: Rocca 10 McGuane 4 Francis 2 Rowe 2 Starcevich 2 Wright. Footscray: Grant 3 Grgic 2 West Wynd Standfield Royal Ballantyne Sexton. CARLTON 27.19 (181) FITZROY 14.11 (95) GOALS: Carlton: Sitvagni 10 Spalding 3 Heaver 3 Glee son 2 Powell 2 Williams Oliver Sexton Brown Alvin Madden Bradley. Fltxray: Lynch 6 Dunstan 4 Zanotti 2 Seecamp McCarthy. ST KILDA 27.15 (177) GEELONG 15.16 (106) GOALS: St KHda: O'Brien 6 Fode 5 Anderson 3 Morris 3 Everitt 2 Burke Dwyer Taylor Harvey Shaw Pekin McAdam Winmar.

Geetong: Ablett 5 Ricardi 4 Brown 2 Couch Hand ley O'Reilly Lamb. HAWTHORN 16.10 (106) MELBOURNE 12.18 (90) GOALS: Hawthorn: Dunstall 7 Hudson 4 Jarman 2 Dear Gowers Flatten. Melbourne: Stretch 2 Grin-ter 2 Lyon Kowal Cuthbertson Stynes Febey Norrish Neitz Rohde. NEXT WEEK'S GAMES: Rd 17: Friday: North Melbourne St KikJa at the MCG. Sat Gee long Coll logwood at Wavertey Park.

Carlton Essendon at Princes Park. Footscray Melbourne at Western Oval. Sunday: Hawthorn Sydney at Wavertey Parte Brisbane Richmond at Gabba. West Coast Eagles Adelaide at Subiaco. Bye: Fitzroy.

SANFL: Rd 1C: Glenefg 26.9 (1 6S) Port Adelaide 11. IS (81). Central District 19.18 (132) North Adelaide 12.8 (80). Eagles 18.16 (124) Norwood 11.11 (77). South Adelaide 26.16 (172) Sturt 5.12 (42).

SFL: First Grade: Sydney Uni 1722 (124) Camobelltown 7.9 (51). St George 17.18 (120) bEast Sydney 1 1.16 (82). Reserve Grade: Sydney Uni 12.10 (82) Campbelltown 5.11 (41). St George 15.11 (101)b East Sydney 95 (59). U-19: Campbelltown Sydney Uni on forfeit.

St George 21.19 (14) East Sydney 0.0 (0). SPA: Dtv 1: First Grade: Manly 1822 M30i Ltveraoal 129 J8IV Uni of NSW 2420 (164) Mac- quane uni ia w. CS6) U-20: Pool Macauarie Uni 6.6 (42). Manlv 12.17 f891 Liveraanl (63). Macauarie Uni Uni of NSW on forfeit WAFL: Swan Districts 1 1.15 (81) South Fremantle (80).

West Perth 86 (54) East Fremantle 6.12 (48). Perth 1 7.7 (1 09) Claremont 1 1 .16 (82). Subiaco 13.16 (94) East Perth 12.14 (86). Tennis DAVIS CUP QUARTER-FINALS Maonus Gustafsson Paul Haar- huis 5-7 6-1 6-2 6-3. Magnus Larsson Richard Krajteek 6-36-4 6-4.

In Halle. Germany: GERMANY leads CZECHSLOVAKIA 1-0: Marc Goellner Petr Korda 6-4 6-7 (5-7) 6- 1 7-6 (7-3). Michael Stich (Ger) led Karet Novacek (Czech) 6-3 3-3 when bad light stopped play. In Florence. Italy: AUSTRALIA and ITALY level at 1-1: Richard From-berg (Aust) Renzo Furtan (Italy) 7- 6 (7-5) 7-6 (7-3) 6-4.

Stefano Pescosolido (Italy) Mark Wood-forde (Aust) 6-3 7-5 5-7 6-4. In Freius. France: INDIA and FRANCE level at 1-1: Arnaud Boetsch (Fra) Ramesh Krishnan (India) 6-3 6-3 6-1. Leander Paes (India) Henri Leconte (Fra) 6-1 6-2 3-6 6-3. US PROFESSIONAL CSHIPS.

In BrookBne. Massachusetts: (prefix number denotes seeding): SINGLES: Qf: Patrick Baur (Ger) Nidas Kroon (Swe) 6-2 6-3. 4-Todd Martin (US) S-Amos Mansdorf (Israel) 7-5 6-4. 2-MaliVai Washington (US) 6-Brad Gilbert (US) Lynch targets surf title lead By DAVID KNOX AUSTRALIAN Barton Lynch and Hawaiian Sonny Garcia have made strong world surfing title bids in the Gunston 500 in South Africa. Another Australian, Gary Elkerton, runner-up to Garcia in this event last year, also maintained his challenge as early title aspirants Damien Hard-man, Todd Holland and Flavio Padaratz were eliminated in shifty, windblown lm waves.

Lynch, 29, was too strong for Brazilian Ricardo Tatut and is looking to take the lead in the world ratings, depending on the progress of Elkerton and Tahitian Vetea David. Garcia, 23, a good thing beaten for the 1992 world title, defeated Calif ornian Dino Andino in round three and will improve from ninth place. Big-wave heroes Elk erton, 28, and David, 25, ranked fifth and fourth before the Gunston, dispelled talk of their sup THE SUN-HERALD, July 18, 1993, 87.