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Red-Hot Quick Shots ntnews.com.aulllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll SPORT Red-hot quick shots SOCCER (14) took them to a 3-1 lead at who took our best player above Palmy. Olympic beat By IAN BUTTERWORTH the break. award on the weekend.’’ Port Darwin 6-1. Cotis added another two in In the other women’s SCORES DARWIN Olympic has wor- the second half — giving her Premier League game, top Women’s Premier League: ked its way to within two 15 goals for the season and a team Litchfield was held to a Darwin Olympic 6 (N Cotis 3 P Koulakis K Gerste A Stafford) d Hellenic 1 points of top spot on the DFL, lead in goal-kicking stakes. 1-1 draw by a tenacious Casu- (G Billias). Women’s Premier Grade, Red skipper Kerry-anne arina who currently sit at the Casuarina 1 (J McWhirter) d Litchfield 1 ladder after an emphatic 6-1 White said the solid start to foot of the table. (J Stevens). Women’s Championship: win over arch rival Hellenic games, and some sound de- Palmerston’s winning run Hellenic 2 (A Scheffler S Brenton) d Port at the weekend. fence, has been a key to the in the Youth League came to Darwin 1 (M Coulter). The women in red had success of the team. a halt after Mindil strutted Youth League: Darwin Olympic 6 (A Turner 2 D Yayakos three goals on the board in ‘‘But our defence has been their way to a 6-1 win on Sun- 2 John Lolias J Gama) d Port Darwin 1 (F the blink of an eye after holding out the opposition, day. Julian Coburn and Mansaray). Casuarina defender Verena Mac runs between Litchfield Pierre Koulakis (5th minute), and we’ve been introducing Jacob Meehan-Lee whacked Mindil Aces 6 (J Meehan-Lee 2 J Coburn 2 M Stretton A Dyson) d Palmerston 1 strikers Lisa Matheson and Wilma Stevens in their match at super-striker Nicky Cotis some youngsters down back in a brace of goals each, en- (S Smith). the weekend Picture: MICHAEL FRANCHI (12) and Katharina Gerste including Katerina Cotis, suring their team moves NTC v Hellenic on Thursday at 8pm. Three wickets for .................................. 173 Hull KR 10 Catalan Dragons 13; Salford Half His Luck $3.70 13 Ferocious One $2.50 2 Senor Dash $2.20. Q: $11.80. E: Baseball Fall: 10 (Kieswetter), 2-169 (Hales), 10 St Helens 32. $5.90. Q: $111.10. E: $132.20. T: $2,898.80. $19.20. T: $128.80. A2: 4-7 $5.40, 2-7 $8.00, MLB 3-171 (Bopara). Points Ladder: Wigan 28, Warrington 27, A2: 10-17 $38.00, 10-13 $53.60, 13-17 2-4 $4.00. FIRST 4: (7 4 2 8): $534.80. Scr: Bowling: Rampaul 4-0-37-2 (2w); Ed- Catalan Dragons 24, St Helens 22, Hud- $26.60. FIRST 4: (10 17 13 16): Not won 6L. Home team in CAPS: BALTIMORE wards 4-0-33-0 (1nb, 5w); Narine derfield 22, Leeds 20, Hull 20, Hull KR 19, pool jackpots. Scr: 1,4,9,12,15. ORIOLES 2 Washington Nationals 1; Extra Double: 11 Charism 12 Sugar 4-0-28-0; Bravo 2-0-21-0; Sammy Bradford 19, Salford 13, Wakefield 12, Race 9: 1 Rambert $6.60 $2.80 6 Gem Of TEXAS RANGERS 4 Colorado Rockies 2; Please $79.50. Double: 1 Muchacho 7 3-0-22-0; Pollard 1-0-15-0; Samuels Castleford 10, London Broncos 6, Kingston $3.80 15 Purple Of Cassius BOSTON RED SOX 9 Atlanta Braves 4; Shout It Out $22.50. Treble: 11 Nazarene 1.4-0-15-1. Widnes 6. $7.40. Q: $51.60. E: $125.10. T: $2,218.60. CHICAGO WHITE SOX 1 Milwaukee Br- 1 Muchacho 7 Shout It Out $722.70. Overs: 19.4 A2: 1-6 $13.00, 1-15 $59.70, 6-15 $55.70. ewers 0 F10; St. Louis Cardinals 11 KAN- Quaddie: 8 The Conqueror 11 Nazarene Result: England won by seven wickets 8. Jenson Button (GBR/McLaren Soccer FIRST 4: (1 6 15 14): $3,587.20. Scr: SAS CITY ROYALS 8; LOS ANGELES AN- 1 Muchacho 7 Shout It Out $4,306.30. Man-of-the-match: Alex Hales (ENG) Mercedes) 24.653; 9. Sergio Perez (MEX/ 7,9,13,17,18L. GELS 5 Los Angeles Dodgers 3; Euro 2012 Toss: West Indies Sauber) 27.777; 10. Bruno Senna (BRA/ Race 10: 6 Wee Mac $7.40 $2.10 9 Current MUSWELLBROOK (NR) OAKLAND ATHLETICS 4 San Francisco Quarter-final: England 0 Italy 0 before Umpires: Richard Illingworth (ENG) and Williams) 35.961; 11. Daniel Ricciardo Affair $1.80 2 Mapline $5.90. Q: $11.50. E: Race 1: 1 Cristal Beauty $5.20 $1.50 2 Al Giants 2; New York Yankees 6 NEW Italy won 4-2 on penalties. Richard Kettleborough (ENG) (AUS/Toro Rosso) 37.041; 12. Pastor $28.30. T: $322.50. A2: 6-9 $4.30, 2-6 YORK METS 5; Tampa Bay Rays 7 Nova $1.00 6 Washer $1.50. Q: $3.90. E: TV umpire: Rob Bailey (ENG) Maldonado (VEN/Williams) 54.630; 13. $16.90, 2-9 $19.70. FIRST 4: (6 9 2 18): PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES 3; Detroit $7.70. T: $28.60. A2: 1-2 $2.30, 1-6 $3.40, Match referee: Jeff Crowe (NZL) Vitaly Petrov (RUS/Caterham) 1:15.800; Horse Racing $2,526.80. Scr: 3L,4,7,8,10. Tigers 3 PITTSBURGH PIRATES 2; Min- 2-6 $1.50. Scr: 3,10L. 14. Heikki Kovalainen (FIN/Caterham) nesota Twins 4 CINCINNATI REDS 3; TattsBet Dividends Extra Double: 9 Imoto 5 Scotchonth- Race 2: 11 Bedey’s Mistake $4.30 $2.00 1 Golf 1:34.600; 15. Charles Pic (FRA/Marussia) ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS 5 Chicago ECHUCA (VR) erocks $16.00. Double: 1 Rambert 6 Wee Irrefutable $2.30 5 Shady Days $3.70. Q: 1:36.500; 16. Felipe Massa (BRA/Ferrari) Mac $77.80. Treble: 10 He’s A Steal 1 Cubs 1; MIAMI MARLINS 9 Toronto Blue Travelers Championship Race 1: 1 Defiant Angel $2.20 $1.10 7 $28.80. E: $60.30. T: $422.80. A2: 1-11 1 lap; 17. Pedro de la Rosa (ESP/HRT) 1 Rambert 6 Wee Mac $1484.00. Quaddie: Jays 0; HOUSTON ASTROS 7 Cleveland Final Rd (USA unless noted, par 70) — Reddamour $1.60 3 Fra Angelico $4.90. $10.70, 5-11 $12.70, 1-5 $10.90. Scr: 15. lap; 18. Narain Karthikeyan (IND/HRT) 1 10 Dashalot 10 He’s A Steal 1 Rambert 6 Indians 1; Tampa Bay Rays 3 PHILADEL- 266: Marc Leishman (AUS) 68 66 70 62. Q: $6.00. E: $9.80. T: $142.60. A2: 1-7 $1.90, Race 3: 6 Zarbu $19.40 $8.70 2 Pesci $4.90 lap; 19. Lewis Hamilton (GBR/McLaren) Wee Mac $33,331.50. PHIA PHILLIES 2; SAN DIEGO PADRES 2 267: Charley Hoffman 67 67 67 66, Bubba 1-3 $7.80, 3-7 $7.20. All Started. 4 Babelicious NTD. Q: $77.50. E: $126.30. 2 laps. Seattle Mariners 0. Watson 66 71 65 65. 268: Tim Clark (RSA) Race 2: 5 Hai Lil $6.60 $1.80 6 Meliora WAGGA (CR) T: $723.50. All Started. Not Classified: Romain Grosjean (FRA/ 66 69 66 67, Brian Davis (ENG) 67 67 64 70, $1.80 14 Zumoorooda $1.60. Q: $17.20. E: Race 1: 7 Lachlan Lily $3.60 $1.60 5 Cer- Lotus), Sebastian Vettel (GER/Red Bull), Race 4: 1 Tragedy Queen $3.90 $1.60 9 Cricket Roland Thatcher 66 67 65 70, John Rol- $33.90. T: $96.70. A2: 5-6 $4.70, 5-14 $4.60, tain Glory $1.30 3 Too Much Fun $2.30. Q: Kamui Kobayashi (JPN/Sauber), Jean- Mossie Belle $2.10 10 Morning Gleam lins 68 67 65 68. 269: Fredrik Jacobson 6-14 $3.50. Scr: 3,7,13. $4.20. E: $7.90. T: $50.50. A2: 5-7 $3.10, 3-7 Twenty20 International Eric Vergne (FRA/Toro Rosso). $6.50. Q: $8.40. E: $15.30. T: $342.20. A2: (SWE) 65 66 70 68, Matt Kuchar 67 68 66 Race 3: 7 Star Bender $5.30 $1.70 4 King $5.30, 3-5 $2.80. Scr: 15,16,17,18. Note: Timo Glock (GER/Marussia) did 1-9 $5.40, 1-10 $21.90, 9-10 $16.90. FIRST England v West Indies at 68, Brendon de Jonge (ZIM) 72 65 66 66. Of Cruise $1.80 1 Argent Arc $4.10. Q: Race 2: 11 Charism $4.50 $2.10 9 Zedd not start the race due to illness 4: (1 9 10 6): $2,514.40. Scr: 5. Trent Bridge 270: Padraig Harrington (IRL) 69 67 65 $7.90. E: $22.60. T: $152.90. A2: 4-7 $4.20, $1.30 12 Domesdame $5.40. Q: $11.30. E: Championship Standings: 1. Fernando Race 5: 10 King Bing $6.30 $2.40 9 Full West Indies Innings 69, Hunter Mahan 70 69 70 61, Chez 1-7 $12.80, 1-4 $8.20. Scr: 5,8,17,18. $18.00. T: $243.30. A2: 9-11 $6.10, 11-12 Reavie 66 71 65 68, Vaughn Taylor 70 70 Alonso (ESP) 111pts, 2. Mark Webber Turn $1.70 8 Rouchel Kane $10.30. Q: D SMITH c Kieswetter b Finn ................. 70 Race 4: 8 Tilla Bell Rings $1.40 $1.10 15 $10.80, 9-12 $11.40.
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