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1971 Third World Netball Tournament Article > NZ-Australians still unbeaten

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Cut-out of a newspaper article about the standings of the 1971 Third World Netball Tournament wherein both New Zealand and Australia remained unbeaten.

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The 1971 Third World Netball Tournament held in Jamaica from 30 December 1970 - 12 Janurary 1971. Games were played in the National Stadium in Kingston, Jamaica.

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