Ball beats all but Gilmore
IN keeping with the theme of the Adelaide test match Traralgon and district cricket was dominated by the ball on day one of round five.
RSL wrestles Warragul into submission
THE opening two ends of Traralgon RSL's West Gippsland Bowls Division top grade clash against Warragul set the tone for the day, which proved a back and forth battle before RSL scored the knockout.
NetSetGo-ing strong in Traralgon
TRARALGON'S introductory netball program NetSetGO is hurtling towards the conclusion of its summer season.
Chopper the showstopper
AUSTRALIAN axemen will come from far and wide in the hunt for a state title this weekend, but the man with the wood on the competition will have but a 20-minute drive to the Traralgon Showground.
Hokkaido primed for Pakenham
Progressive Moe-trained galloper Hokkaido looks the goods ahead of this weekend's Pakenham Cup meeting after scoring its second consecutive win at Sale last Wednesday.
Pride off to finals
GIPPSLAND Pride is set to contest the Victorian Country Cricket League under 21 state final against Barwon after winning its second round match against Northern Rivers in Churchill at the weekend.
Raiders on a roll in TDCA
ROUND five of Traralgon and district cricket sets up some mouth-watering clashes with top spot Raiders looking to extend their lead.
Sibling rivalry revs up
MOE motorcyclist Tyson Jones will be revved-up for redemption at the coveted 2015 Victorian Road Racing Championship at Broadford's State Motorcycle Sports Complex this weekend.
Three times the fight
THREE fights into his budding boxing career and already Jarrod Zuehlke has a state title to his name with national glory in sight.
Cheney coup for Fortuna
CHURCHILL legend Luke Cheney has signed on to coach rival Fortuna '60.
Scent of victory lures Sharks
WITH just four runs required for Central Gippsland cricket first innings points against Mirboo North, the only thing standing in the way of a Latrobe victory is weather, which appears an unlikely factor.
Gippsland League to host Bendigo
THE Gippsland League will have its best shot this decade at usurping Bendigo next year when it plays host to its perennial representative rival.
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From the archives with Aidan Knight
50 years ago
The Express, April 2, 1976
The pong stays for winter
THE APM "pong" will continue to offend Latrobe Valley noses for yet another winter....
