28 — Centralian Advocate, Tuesday, November 5, 2013

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Pioneer Park, SaturdayTrack good1 YOUNG GUNS CORONA FESTIVAL-701200m — 1: 6.00 KING CRUSADER (5yob/br g Trainer: M D Nyhan) 59 (Ms JC a m e r o n ) , 2 : 4 . 0 0 e q f a vDANCINGONTHEPEAK 57.5 (C Moon), 3:4.00 eq fav BRIEF BUZZ 61 carr 59.5 (Ms KConnor). Then: 6.00 Ripleys, 6.50 BritishBulldog, 13.00 Twice Born, 13.00 Faldane,16.00 Gap Express, 4.20 Running Vixen. Allstarted. 3-1/4 len, 1/2 len. Time: 1:10.49.(Last 600m 34.97).2 SOUTHERN CROSS TELEVISIONMDN 1200m — 1: 3.30 MYSTIC OB-SESSION (4yo b m Trainer: Ms L Lefoe) 57(P Denton), 2: 12.00 BONSAI BOY 59 (NPaine), 3: 2.50 fav SAINT PULSE 59 (Ms KConnor). Then: 11.00 Fuzzy Angel, 7.00 EyeFor Value, 10.00 Bring De Beers, 8.00 GunRule, 16.00 Foot On The Till, 21.00 Com-mand Attention. Scr: Dicaprio, Compacts.2-3/4 len, 4-3/4 len. Time: 1:11.05. (Last 600m35.75).3 THE GROOVE ACADEMY HCP (64)1100m — 1: 3.00 fav NOIR RASOIR (5yo b gTrainer: Kathy North) 59.5 carr 58 (Ms KConnor), 2: 6.00 WESTERN REBEL 60 (MsL Stojakovic), 3: 13.00 STRIKING COP-PER 58 (P Crich). Then: 5.00 Hawk Hunter,10.00 Concini, 8.00 Kel Of A Shot, 6.00Macca’s Moment, 5.00 Face The Breeze,13.00 Spinning Apple, 16.00 Handout. All

started. 1/2 hd, 1-3/4 len. Time: 1:04.64. (Last600m 35.69).4 X X X X GOLD HCP (58) 1000m —1: 3.20STRIKE ALERT (5yo gr m Trainer: W AS a v a g e ) 5 8 ( P C r i c h ) , 2 : 5 . 0 0ONTHEHUSSLE 60 carr 58.5 (Ms KConnor), 3: 5.00 LADY ZIZOU 55 carr 53 (MsF Bergstrand). Then: 10.00 Zilch, 13.00Counselling, 2.40 fav Moneyball, 7.50 SweetCounty. Scr: Pau Hana. 2-1/4 len, 4-1/4 len.Time: 0:57.53. (Last 600m 33.74).5 ROCK BAR AFTER PARTY VENUE-641400m —1: 5.00 WESTEND SMASH (5yo bm Trainer: Chris Pollard) 56.5 carr 54.5 (MsF Bergstrand), 2: 5.00 HOLLYWOOD ANDVINE 59 carr 56 (R Vigar), 3: 3.50 eq favDISCOVERY LAD 60 (C Moon). Then: 4.60Emperor Of The Sun, 7.00 Clanggajang, 6.50Shoot ’n’ Scoot, 3.50 eq fav Sister Swift, 13.00Crimea. Scr: All Riled Up, Skystar. 1-1/4 len,nk. Time: 1:24.72. (Last 600m 35.71).

CRICKETA-gradeRoves v FederalBatting - FederalJ. Harding . . . . . . . . b D. Clarke 11S. Clifton . . c M. Cleary b M. Hattam 102T. Clementsc M. Hattam b M. Paterson 111M. Nixon . . c Foreman b M. Cleary 12S. Karna . . . . . . . . b H. Lambley 1S. Erickson . . c Z. Schurr b M. Cleary 5K. Ryan . . . . . . lbw b M. Hattam 2T. Nixon . . . . . . lbw b C. Redman 0

I. White . . c C. Redman b S. Richman 8T. Savillec S. Richman b H. Lambley 1B. Driscoll . . . . . . . . . . . . no 0Sundries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 264Bowling - RoversBowler . . . . . . . . . . O M R WD. Clarke . . . . . . . . . . 13 4 27 1M. Hattam . . . . . . . . 11 2 21 2S. Richman . . . . . . . . 5 2 11 1Z. Schurr . . . . . . . . . . 5 0 24 0C. Tikoft . . . . . . . . . . 6 0 24 0T. Emmell . . . . . . . . 9 3 20 0M. Paterson . . . . . . . . 9 2 52 1H. Lambley . . . . . . . . 9.2 0 48 2M. Cleary . . . . . . . . 4 0 27 2C. Redman . . . . . . . . 3 0 5 1B-grade round five one-dayerFederal 110 (S. Harding 35, D. Dixon 25) dWorks 83 (S. Huddle 5/15, D. McClure 4/30).No Works details provided.West 5/137 (C. Richman 3/35, A.Strawbridge 1/7) d Rovers 9/129 (M. Buckley51, A. Tilmouth 32). No West details pro-vided.C-grade round four one-dayerFederal 9/156 (T. Yuen 35, C. Prettejohn 26)d Works 146 (C. Prettejohn 3/26, C. Day2/25). No Works details provided.Rovers 1/89 (D. Quan 59, R. Cameron 14) dWest 82 (M. Henderson 3/14, S. Nicolai 2/11).No West details provided.Women round three one-dayerWorks 0/96 (K. Goymer 30no, R. Boardman

30no) d West 2/94 (T. Garoni 30, K. Gilbey 10,J. Dawson 1/6, R. Boardman 1/14).

SPEEDWAYStreet stocks — 1st SA46 Anthony Beare,2nd V21 Donald Irving, 3rd NT5 JustinBrumfield, 4th AUS1 Robbie Faux, 5th V5Brad McClure, 6th NT7 Colin Menzies, 7thSA18 Jason Duell, 8th NT51 Shaun Jones,9th NT12 Rowan Prudem. DNF: NT6Grant Harris, SA91 Darren Brumfield,NT37 Jamie Fry, NT19 Brett Brooks.Junior sedans — 1st QLD25 Brandon Atto,2nd SA17 Jack Gartner, 3rd V6 CameronPearson, 4th WA5 Josh Fraser, 5th WA74Blake Watson, 6th NT88 Lance Carew, 7thSA87 Jayden Edwards, 8th SA5 KooperGreig, 9th NT61 Joseph Baronet, 10th NT72Jamie Napier, 11th SA18 Sam Gartner, 12thNT87 Raymond Thomsen, 13tth NT66 Jai-Cee Everett, 14th NT17 Jack Yates, 15thNT76 Rebekah Raven, 16th NT33 KyanaThompson-Smith, 17th SA8 Mac Caldecott,18th NT82 Dusty Napier, 19th NT18 CoreyGreening, 20th V46 Kye Waters, 21st NT52Bronte Fowlower.

BASEBALLLittle league baseball:Redbacks 6 d Bandits 2Stars 6 d Scorpions 216 years and underBlack Sox 9 def Bulldogs 5

Eagles outplay DevilsRUGBY UNION

Nick Kossatch

Devils’ Dale Sutton runs into Eagles’ Peter Nash and friends during their CARU Newmont Cup clashat Anzac Oval on Saturday Picture: CHARLIE LOWSON

EAGLES rebounded with a33-19 win against a spiritedDevils in round three of theCARU Newmont Cup at AnzacOval on Saturday night.

The Devils included threeEagles players so that theycould field a full team of 15players.

Trevor Presley, Zeb Pomareand Jono Kells were theplayers ‘traded’ to the Devilsand Presley had an impact,keeping the Devils well in thecontest at half time where just10 points separated the teamswith the Eagles in front.

In perhaps the turning pointof the match, Presley suffereda nasty broken forearm andwas rushed to hospital.

Stand-in Eagles coachStephen Ariston said it was acompetitive match.

‘‘It was a great game but TPwas unlucky with his brokenarm,’’ Ariston said.

‘‘He played with great heartand it’s also great to have Zeb

(Pamore) and Jono Kells help-ing the Devils out . . . we justwanted to see four teams.’’

Ariston said Haider Sakhraalso played under duress with acut head from two head clashesduring the match.

Jared Torres, Dustin Briscoe

and Mark Mitchell were influ-ential for the Eagles.

Devils caretaker coach SteveSmith was proud of his‘‘patched up’’ team.

‘‘We’re ecstatic to get a sideon the field and want to em-

phasise our gratitude to CARUfor helping us out,’’ Smith said.

Dave Thomas played su-perbly along with Presley be-fore his injury and Phil Childswas effective off the back.

‘‘Everyone dug deep to cometogether to put in the effortthat they did,’’ Smith said.

Demons doenough totop VenomBASEBALL

Nick Kossatch

DEMONS had a fighting 6-2 win against animproving Venom in round five of baseballat Lyle Kempster Field on Friday night.

Venom fought back after being behind 5-0to outscore the Demons in the latter stages.

A solid hit from the Demons’ Wes Tohimanaged to penetrate the field set by theVenom team.

Most of the hits by the Demons batterswent straight to the Venom fielders andDemons co-coach Alan Bell said it wassomething the team had to work on.

‘‘We didn’t set the world on fire and didn’tcapitalise with our batting,’’ Bell said.

‘‘Venom played well but we did what wehad to do and get a win.’’

Scott Arnold pitched well and was largelyresponsible for keeping Venom down to justtwo runs.

Demons had two late changes before thematch with Luke Wilkinson and StuartSexton not playing.

Venom coach Rashad Tomlin said histeam played well defensively.

‘‘We were more consistent on the fieldand to just hold the Demons to just six runswas a huge effort,’’ Tomlin said.

‘‘Very pleased from that point of view, butwe’ve just got to get better at the plate.’’

Starting pitcher Brian Odell and closingpitcher Han Sangwoo were impressive inlimiting the Demons batters, who have theability to hit the ball well.

Panthers produced a stirring 7-6 winagainst Norths in the late game in athrilling contest.

Panthers player/coach David Kerrin saidthe clash was always close.

‘‘The game was a tight affair from thestart and both teams came out firing,’’Kerrin said.

‘‘We were able to capitalise on a couple oferrors from Norths to get runs on theboard.’’

Kerrin said Adam Erickson, in his finalmatch for Panthers before joining thearmy, had an outstanding game in left field.

Corey Sutton was solid at second base aswas Stacy Richards playing at short stop,the coach said.

Panthers led 7-4 going into the bottom ofthe sixth but then opposition batters got ontop with big hitting from Cyril Dixon, RickyMentha and Nathan Bell almost gettingNorths a win.

Hybrid feverhelping kidsCHARITY RUGBY LEAGUE

SOME local players will be playing fora great cause tomorrow from 6pm atAnzac Oval.

A team representing the Coast toCoast for Kids Adventure Challengewill take on an Alice Springs-basedside in a hybrid-type match betweenOztag and rugby league.

Spokesperson Nathan Coelli saidtwo local stars may feature in theevent where donations will go towardthe Women’s and Children’s HospitalFoundation in conjunction with theAlice Springs Hospital.

‘‘We’re hoping McKeowen Medal-list Toby Barr and Keegan MedallistChaz Solomon are going to play forthe local team,’’ Coelli said.

‘‘It’s good for rugby here for this tohappen.’’

Coelli hopes for a big crowd andweather conditions are expected to beperfect tomorrow night.

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Fitness wins in endas Cubs team takebite out of WarriorsRUGBY UNION

Nick Kossatch

CUBS overcame a sluggish start to runaway with a 29-12 win against the War-riors in the second rugby game at AnzacOval on Saturday night.

The match was tight but gradually thesuperior fitness of the Cubs wore down atiring Warriors outfit.

Cubs captain Joel Plummer again wasinstrumental in the win while JakeMcDonald found space to be a dangerousplayer who used his pace to great effect.

Both he and Junior Saena scythedthrough the Warriors’ defence for triesthat extended the Cubs’ lead late in thesecond half.

Cubs’ Sharali Mohummed played welluntil he was stretchered off withsuspected concussion.

Cubs’ coach Junior Po-Ching said somedecisions by the referees frustrated himbut added his team got the job done.

‘‘Joel Plummer our captain led from thefront and he always plays well,’’ Po-Chingsaid.

‘‘Jake McDonald was good as wasSharali Mohummed until he got hurt.’’

Warriors’ player/president JamesNolan said the team started well.

‘‘We held them out for the most part butwe’re missing a few blokes and fitness is abit down,'’ Nolan said. ‘‘Lindsay Hereora,Isaac Salei, Jethro Campbell and AdrianShelford played well for us whenever theyhad the ball in their hands.’’