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Split down the middle
EASTWARD bound go Dandenong City and Springvale White Eagles as Football Federation Victoria (FFV) announce a geographic split for the National Premier Leagues (NPL) Victoria…
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Penny for your thoughts
By RUSSELL BENNETT FOR the first three quarters of Penny Taylor’s return to the Dandenong Rangers’ WNBL lineup on Saturday afternoon, it was the intangibles…
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Big three go OS
ONE of the most memorable Melbourne Spring Racing Carnivals concludes with the running of Saturday’s Group 2 $301,000 Sportingbet Sandown Guineas (1600 metres) on the…
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Walker by name… runner by nature
By RUSSELL BENNETT DYLAN Walker’s mum Georgie learnt pretty quickly to never again make a bet with her son, as one earlier this year cost…
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Young’s Vision never passed
By MICHAEL FLOYD IVA Vision confirmed itself as one of the country’s premier greyhounds after leading all the way in the Group 2 Macro Meats…
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Centre stage with Grace
RACING enthusiasts are expected to flock to Sportingbet Park on Saturday for Melbourne Racing Club’s final meet of the season, Sportingbet Sandown Guineas Day. But…
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Noble quest
CLUB Noble continues to lead the way with their commitment to and support of the local community. Recently the clubrooms at Moodemere Reserve underwent a…
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Forsyth saga ends for Sweeney Blade runner partners Sweeney
By DAVID NAGEL PREMIER CRICKET – Round 6 (Day 2) TOM Donnell (119) used two traits that have served him magnificently during his 10-year Premier…
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Downed in the heat of the moment
By DAVID NAGEL DANDENONG DISTRICT CRICKET ASSOCIATION – Round 3 (Day 2) CRANBOURNE v NORTH DANDENONG North Dandenong (6/120cc) who didn’t cope with the heat,…
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Destiny within grasp
By DAVID NAGEL VSDCA – Round 4 (Day 1) NOBLE Park (0/10) has the destiny of its Round 4 clash against Kingston Saints (219) held…
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City drive for Healey
MELBOURNE Victory’s championship-winning assistant Aaron Healey has been appointed Dandenong City’s senior coach for 2015. Healey has been associated with the club for three years…
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Baker’s dozen for Bart?
THE ‘Cup King’, James Bartholomew (Bart) Cummings turns 87 on November 14 but his thirst for Tuesday’s 154th running of the Group 1 $6,200,000 Emirates…
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