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NSWRFL 1975 - Round 20 - Rugby League Project

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By Shawn Dollin, Andrew Ferguson, Barry Beath, Graham Eadie
| rugbyleagueproject.org
Round 20 St George Dragons 16 def. Manly Warringah Sea Eagles 13 Match URL www.rugbyleagueproject.org/matches/13545 Date Sunday, August 10th, 1975 Referee Gary Cook Venue Kogarah (Sydney) Crowd 13,502 St George Dragons Manly Warringah Sea Eagles 16 13 Match Stats Halftime Score 14 8 Scrums 16 9 Penalties 8 8 Match Scoresheet Tries Barry Beath Graham Eadie Bruce Starkey Terry Hill Tom Mooney Goals Henry Tatana (5/6) Graham Eadie (2) Teams Fullback 1. Ted Goodwin 1. Graham Eadie Wing 2. Paul Mills 2.
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The forgotten one-club stalwarts

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By Barry Beath
| The Roar Verified
I recently posted an article about the one-club stalwarts from the current 16 teams, and it was quite a line-up. But it raised the question – what about the one-club stalwarts from the clubs that have either disappeared via merger (St George Dragons, Illawarra Steelers, Western Suburbs Magpies and Balmain Tigers) or just disappeared (North Sydney Bears and Newtown Jets)?
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Bubble or not, the Sheffield Shield must be Cricket Australia's priority

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By Scott Pryde, David Schout, Barry Beath, Rob Forsaith Verified
| The Roar Verified
Australia’s insane summer of cricket got just a little bit weirder yesterday as Victorian premier Daniel Andrews announced the state was going into a five-day snap lockdown. While the T20 team is already in New Zealand, domestically, players were gearing up for the resumption of the domestic season with a near full-strength Sheffield Shield and one-day cup to be played.
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