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A Michael Jennings try with 78 seconds remaining has given NSW captain Paul Gallen victory in his final State of Origin match, the Blues winning game three 18-14 at ANZ Stadium.The Blues dominated much of Wednesday nights contest before 61,267 fans but a Darius Boyd try with five minutes to go from a Cooper Cronk bomb - that Josh Mansour failed to catch after slipping - looked to have given Queensland the win.But Jennings crashed over after a long run from James Tedesco following a Blake Ferguson break had given the Blues field possession the tackle before.The win prevented a cleansweep by the Maroons in lock Corey Parkers final game, with Queensland winning the series 2-1.That feels great, Gallen told the Nine Network.The effort was there during the series but we lacked execution. Thankfully for us, we did it tonight.Jennings said the Blues were delighted to send Gallen out a winner.It was a pleasure to send Gal out like that, he said.We can look forward to next year with some positivity now.It was spiteful game in which Cooper Cronk and Andrew Fifita were sin-binned.Greg Inglis crossed for the opening try in just the fifth minute after dropped balls from Robbie Farah and Ferguson put the Blues under early pressure.But for much of the first half thereafter, the Blues were dominant but failed to take advantage.The home side enjoyed a 9-1 penalty count in their favour and 32 tackles in the opposition 20 to six. Cronks deserved sin-binning in the 31st minute for taking out Wade Graham as he chased through a James Maloney kick gave the Blues a one-man advantage they could not capitalise on.The Blues only try in the opening stanza came through Tyson Frizell when the St George Illawarra star crashed over from short range after a long ball from James Maloney and an offload from Gallen opened up the Maroons defence.The game opened up after the break.A Fifita try put the Blues further ahead in the 41st minute before Gavin Cooper grabbed one back for the Maroons in the 52nd minute. 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RIO DE JANEIRO -- Former Georgia track and field champion Shaunae Miller blazed to a personal-best time in the 400-meter dash and captured the gold medal in thrilling fashion at the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro on Monday.Miller, a native of the Bahamas, edged Team USAs Allyson Felix by .07 seconds by diving across the finish line. Millers personal record of 49.44 topped her previous personal best of 49.55, which was the world-leading time this year, clocked earlier this summer. Felix finished just ahead of Miller in the semifinal round on Sunday.Miller, who won the 2013 NCAA indoor title and was second at the national outdoor meet that year, came into the Games with two of the worlds top thhree 400m times this year.dddddddddddd This is Millers second straight trip to the Olympics after she advanced in 2012 while still in high school. That year, she only competed in the qualifying round.This is the Bulldogs first track and field medal of the Games and 13th in history. It is the first for the Lady Bulldogs since Hyleas Fountain won the silver medal in the heptathlon in 2008. A fellow native of the Bahamas, five-time Olympian Debbie Ferguson, was the last current or former competitor from the Georgia womens team to win a gold medal (4x100m relay, 2000). ' ' '