Knowles ton floors Cobras
TDCA - IN the match of the 12th round, Glengarry is in the box seat against Toongabbie after being sent into bat on day one.
Sharks feast on Ships
CGCA - MOE surged to the top of the EnergyAustralia Yallourn Cup ladder with a crushing outright win over Newborough Bulldogs.
Bowling prowess
THEY may be a new pairing, but there is nothing green about Traralgon Returned and Services League lawn bowls duo Jan Kirby and Margaret Gibbins.
Going the distance
LATROBE Valley triathletes will go the Olympic distance to support victims of the recent Gippsland bushfires next month.
Pride of Gippsland
LATROBE Valley cricketers gave a strong account of the region at the recent Victorian Bushrangers state championships.
Trails reopen
MOUNTAIN bike riders, horse riders and bushwalkers can rejoice in light of news the recreation trails at Blores Hill, within the Glenmaggie Regional Park, reopened on Monday.
On the road to victory
IF records are made to be broken, Leongatha's Brett Hayward was made to destroy them.
Seasons of Pain
MT Baw Baw's inaugural 'Seasons of Pain' trail running and mountain bike event drew a smorgasbord of elite multisport athletes over the Australia Day long weekend.
Finals race not yet over in TDCA
THE penultimate round of matches before the finals will be nothing short of spectacular as four sides clamber for the remaining two spots on the Traralgon and district cricket ladder.
Morwell and Moe in the box seat
OUTRIGHTS should be on the minds of Moe and Morwell on the second day of their Energy Australia Yallourn Cup matches.
Rally dream team returns home
LAST month Steve Riley was rollicking along a rocky riverbed in the Andes, attempting to outrun an unexpected flash flood in an Isuzu D-MAX rally car.
Racing for donations
GREYHOUND Racing Victoria is donating $500 to the McGrath Foundation for each winning dog in Victoria during February wearing the pink rug.
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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....
