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Premier Cricket: Dandenong Panthers through to semi-finals
By ROY WARD DANDENONG Panthers have won their way through to the Premier Cricket semi finals this weekend. The Panthers will face Melbourne at the…
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DDCA: Buckleys in with chance to take home Turf 1 flag
By ROY WARD BUCKLEY Ridges is in a strong position entering the DDCA Turf 1 grand final at Keysborough Reserve this weekend. The Ridges are…
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DDCA: Puddles strand Ridges at the crease
THE Dandenong District Cricket Association Turf 1 premier will be decided this weekend after rain forced the grand final into its reserve days. The first…
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Premier Cricket: Panthers locked in semi showdown
DANDENONG Panthers were batting for a place in the Premier Cricket semi-finals yesterday afternoon. In the Panthers’ quarter-final against St Kilda at Shepley Oval, rain…
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Hole in one: Veteran waits 56 years to ace it
By ROY WARD WHEN Bernard Stingel played his first game of golf as a 20 year old, he hoped one day to hit a hole…
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VSDCA: Drizzle douses Endeavour Hills' dream
By ROY WARD ENDEAVOUR Hills’ debut finals series ended a week early after its semi-final against Plenty Valley at AK Line Reserve was washed out…
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VFL: Casey Scorpions edge out Dolphins
Casey Scorpions recorded a thrilling two-point victory over Frankston in their practice match at Casey Fields on Saturday. The Scorpions started brilliantly but slowly conceded…
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SEABL: Rangers women rout Bandits
DANDENONG Rangers will undergo a “mini preseason” over the next two weeks after opening their South East Australian Basketball League women’s season with a win…
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SEABL: Rangers men steal march on premier Bandits
By ROY WARD DANDENONG Rangers found their defence mindset just in time to earn a first-up win against reigning South East Australian Basketball League men’s…
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TAC Cup: Chargers aim to outdo premier year
By ROY WARD EACH year Oakleigh Chargers ask their players to “write their own history”. Last season’s team wrote a rich tale, winning the TAC…
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VPL Thunder: We've been put on death row
DANDENONG Thunder was last week sweating on a make-or-break interpretation by a soccer tribunal, which could save it at least $40,000. On appeal this month,…
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