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CHRISTCHURCH CITY MARATHON RESULTS
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MARATHON MALE
1 Phil Costley Chch 2hr 19min 58sec, 2 Seaton Meredith Auckland
2:27:42, 3 Mark Hutchison Auckland 2:28:47, 4 Martin Lukes Chch
2:30:48, 5 Glenn Sexton Te Awamutu 2:30:53, 6 Mark Bright Waiheke
Island 2:32:00, 7 Gavin Stevens Auckland 2:34:06, 8 Jason Baillie
Chch 2:38:17, 9 David Galea Melbourne 2:38:37, 10 Mark Reid 2:39:02,
11 Simon Panckhurst Wellington 2:42:41, 12 John Mudgway Pahiatua
2:43:56, 13 Mark Sullivan Chch 2:45:32, 14 Mark Elder Chch 2:45:47,
15 Alan Stow ...
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CHRISTCHURCH CITY MARATHON RESULTS
The Press
; MARATHON MALE 1 Phil Costley Chch 2hr 19min 58sec, 2 Seaton Meredith Auckland 2:27:42, 3 Mark Hutchison Auckland 2:28:47, 4 Martin Lukes Chch 2:30:48, 5 Glenn Sexton Te Awamutu 2:30:53, 6 Mark Bright Waiheke Island 2:32:00, 7 Gavin Stevens Auckland 2:34:06, 8 Jason Baillie Chch 2:38:17, 9 David
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CHRISTCHURCH MARATHON RESULTS
The Press
; Chch-SBS Marathon results (name, region, time, place): MARATHON MALE Matt Dravitzki, Wgtn, 2:22:03, 1, Seaton Meredith, Auck, 2:29:06, 2, Brent Pulley, Canterbury, 2:29:34, 3, Gavin Stevens, Auck, 2:32:28, 4, Mark Doody, NP, 2:35:49, 5, Glynn Hadley, Chch, 2:38:25, 6, Philip Clarke, Launceston,
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RESULTS
The Press
; NATIONALS Only three points separated New Zealand top two archers after day one of the FITA target championships at the 61st Archery New Zealand national tournament at St Andrew's College. Christchurch archer Ken Uprichard ended the day with 1256 points and goes into today's competition as top seed
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 "New Zealand Herald (Auckland, New Zealand)")
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ATHLETICS.
New Zealand Herald (Auckland, New Zealand)
; ATHLETICS IAAF PERMIT MEETING (Waitakere) Men 100m: C. Bearda (CM) 10.70s 1, J. Thumath (CM) 10.72s 2, C. Innes (Otago) 10.75s 3. 200m: J. Dolphin (NHB) 20.74s 1, Thumath 20.97s 2, Bearda 21.34s 3. 400m: N. Verekauta (Fiji) 47.43s 1, M. Bradcock (Wgtn Scott) 48.67s 2, N. Kalivati (Wgtn) 48.87s 3.
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CANTERBURY STOCK SALE
The Press
; Prime lamb prices rose a little at this week's Canterbury Agricultural Park sale, while prime ewe prices held at previous levels. There was a good yarding of store lambs for this time of year, but few mated ewes were on offer. Store cattle were in demand, but insufficient are coming forward to
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SPORT RESULTS
The Press
; OCEANIA New Zealand finished runner-up in the Oceania badminton championships being played in Fiji, going down 3-2 to Australia last night. New Zealand earlier beat New Caledonia and Fiji by 5-0 margins. (NZ names first): Geoff Bellingham bt Nathan Malpass 7-1 7-1 7-4; Nicole Gordon lost to Lemmy
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Coastal classic held in perfect conditions
The Nelson Mail
; The Abel Tasman Coastal Classic lived up to its reputation as one of the country's premier trail runs when the 12th event was held on Saturday. The trip to Awaroa was made in perfect conditions with clear skies, calm seas and playful dolphins , followed by a 33km coastal track course back to
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Hill climb sorts out tour riders
The Nelson Mail
; A message for all aspiring women road cyclists who want to win the 2005 DT Swiss Nelson Tour de Femme, "climb every mountain Don't sing it, and perhaps add the word Marble in there because pedalling up the Takaka Hill, commonly called Marble Mountain is where one will produce any ascendancy.
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Buick heads towards third title
The Nelson Mail
; Johanna Buick has one hand on her third DT Swiss Nelson Tour de Femme women's road cycling title after overtaking previous leader Nadene Boyle in yesterday's two stages. A two-time tour winner, Buick missed out on threepeating last year when contractual duties to her domestic American team took
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Boyle sets pace in tour
The Nelson Mail
; Defending champion Nadene Boyle is already setting the pace in Nelson's DT Swiss Tour de Femme women's road cycle race and holds a 15 second lead going into today's third stage, an 11km climb up the Takaka Hill. Olympian Michelle Hyland took the early ascendancy by winning the tour's opening 70km
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