Weasta Edge East Club In Narrow Football Clash
A long chaotic football report from Meradestrert describes a match between West and East clubs in senior division play under Australian rules. Weather favored a fast pace as West led most of the game before East rallied, but West finished with a 2 point victory amid lineup changes and key players like Prac Rick and Doggett noted for their roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Javerenai
Annie
Atkins
Menghint
Aterall
Weata
Perpelagoique
Mapravi
Nurthavo
Boxty
Wellow
Imorke
Prac
Rick
Doggett
Ghia
Boste
Jennings
Dickenson
Todiman
Wid Milne
O'Grady
Boothe
Wats Lins
Wests Defeat Easts In Fast Pent-Up Football Clash
Wests and Easts produced a brisk, hard fought game with speed and skill on display. Angove and Dickenson starred for Wests as they seized the lead and held off Easts in a lively contest marked by wing play and timely goals.
Wests Triumph Over Easts In High Scoring Match
Wests defeated Easts by a large margin in a fast paced game. Key scorers included McLeod Angove Dickenson and Bell for Wests while Haggerty Harrold Turnhall Herbert and O Grady led Easts. Percy Cooper stood out for Wests with standout defense amid a tense clash at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Angove
Wests
T. Dickenson
Bostersers
Herrold
Haggerty
Toroball
Herbert
Dickwagon
T. Angove
Seshitt
Fi Wes
Grady
Easts
Puce
J. Angora
McLeod
Euther
Winrie
Lebinidis
Ypeviva Ba
Weste
Eusts
Euats
Mekmen Sounlors
Turner Wil Milne
Cormer
Westshoot
Lot
Willie
Tlistaume
Bell
Mon Bérly
Lew
Science
SM Pro Tity
Gil Kickers
J. Angove T
Dickenson
T. Aggove
Dell
Easte
Harrold
Turnhall
O'Grady
Percy Cooper
T. Dickeneon
K. Dickenon
Jones
Turner
Saunders
McBride
Nesbitt
Easts defeat Wests in 21 point final clash
Easts led by Hardingham Henson and Thompson beat Wests 87 to 66 in a fast paced match. Wests showed early resilience, but Easts surged after halftime with Knight Ralph and Dewar among scorers. Easts won the final bell with a strong finish and the thal scores listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easte
L. Milne
Madgen
Merrifield
Milne
Melipide
Waters
O'Grady
Henlingham
Hepson
Thompson
Flannagan
Verron
Conners
Caskey
Wests
Knight
Ralph
Easts
Hardingham
Esta
Glenister
B. Knight
Dewar
Connors
Henson
McBrids
Averting Defeat, Jorgensen and Team Shaped a Comeback
Glenister Dewar Amoe and Adlomaé labored to halt a potential loss, rallying through effort and persistence to avert defeat. The group endured pressure and executed decisive steps that steadied the situation and kept momentum alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorgensen
Glenister
Dewar
Amoe
Adlomaé
Old Players Victors In British Association Match
A lively match at Pertherood between old and new players ended with the New Players winning 20 to 4. Courtney scored for the Olds, while Moyers and Meyers featured for the New side. Referee Mr. Lamb was praised for controlling a keen, evenly contested game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayers
Pertherood
Stevenson Courtney
Colin
Dows
Mir
Moyers
Hyperkowl Geome
Meyers
Courtney
Thy
Joreninge Hari
Wagbe
Anceer
Mr. Lamb
Wanderers beat Imperials in Cup first round by one goal
Wanderers defeated Imperials four to three in a fast first round Cup match. Ally Simmonds scored twice for Wanderers while Cissy Webb and M Gablisch stood out, as Imperials battled with two injuries. D Nott led Imperial scorers with two, but Wanderers held on after leading two nil at half time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruitchies
Wanderers
Imperials
High School
Checkers
Imperiale
Cissy Webb
Ally Simmonds
M. Gablisch
H. McPherson
Ally Simmonda
Arg
A. Simmons
D. Nott
Nol A. Green
Wanderer
A. Simmonds
C. Webb
5. Fitzpatrick
M. Gabbiach
L Bailey
R. Austin
D. Pritchard
Aide
High School and Checkers See Mixed Play in Rough Match
High School delivered a strong overall team effort yet failed to convert shots from distance while Checkers defended center of field. Standouts included E Bedwell M and McGuire and goalie M Treasure, with Geanlon scoring for High School and Hartgham for Checkers under referee Mr Jarman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School
Checkers
McGuire
E. Bedwell
M. Treasure
M. Treasure Want “Trenwune
F. Geanlon
High Beboo
P. Hartgham
M. and McGuire
M. Tressure
M. Moss D. Vaughan
D. Pannett
Wn.bchumaon
Mr. Jarman
Country Week team named for Perth selection
The selection committee chose players for Perth Country Week practice. Players unable to travel should inform the secretary or assistant secretary. Listed names include Natain Bedwell Bailey Dawe Fitzpatrick Farrell Gilmore Green Genoni Gablisch Hartshorn Long Moss Nott Nicholson Parker Punnett Simmonds Pagumee De and Webb.
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Perth
Ae & Og
Adasps
C. ‘Natin
Bedwell
R. Bailey
D. Dawe
M. Fitzpatrick
K. Farrell
B. Gilmore
A. Green
M. Genoni
M. Gablisch
P. Hartshorn
D. Long
Shipping Notes From Albany Port July in Coastal Liner Activity
The Aberdeen liner Sophocles sails from London June 19 bound for Albany, due July 24 with passengers and cargo. The White Star liner stunk left Liverpool June 14, expected at Albany July 28 with cargo and mails. The Katoomba sails Sydney July 12 for Albany, with Melbourne and Adelaide calls, arriving July 22. Merriwa arrived from the Eastern States with cargo and coal. Medic landed 373 tons cargo after Cape voyage, 17 passengers disembarked. Ballarat departed for England with 27,000 bags wheat and 300 pallets fruit. Enola arrived from Esperance July 13 remaining until July 15 for Hopetoun and Esperance cargoes. Kyogle lighthouse steamer anchored off Albany after being declared black, North trip cancelled.
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Albany
London
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Dwyety and Co
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Hopetoun
Hailway Department
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