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Collingullie-Ash* 2 8 12 North Wagga**.............1 8 8 The Rock ....... .0 10 0 JUNE 26: AP-M(69) v Nth Wagga(135);Coll-Ash(37) v E.W.-K. hasn’t taken that extra step against the top South Wagga-T* 0 10 4 theirMarrar(1 only32); loss Temora(56) for the season. v MCU(99); Ardlethan(95) v JULY 17: SW-T v Rivcoll; RAAF v Coota; Whit- South Wagga-T*........... 1 9 8 * Bye t Draw teams and gone on with the job. But several coaches TR-YC(81Turvey ).Park can expect a much more committed Yanco v Uranq-K. TigersJULY going 3: Nthinto SaturdayWagga’ s vmatch. Coll-Ash; Marrar v have noted the Hawks have the potential to win big JULYgames.
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