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Newspaper
Albany Despatch
Location
Albany, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 28, 1921
Page
4
Sporting Gossip reports a tight draw as Roxty and Weote battled through a wet field with heavy rain affecting plays. P Cooper's late goal remained disputed by Fass, while standout performances emerged from Klark, Nell, and Wests players in a hard fought match.
Narrogin dominated Barker in a soggy afternoon clash, with strong play from Darkie Williams and Billy Burry, while Toohey struggled as umpire. Fans look ahead to next Saturday’s game at Kendenup as Norths seek an upset win on the big green.
Quartermaine secured the goal in the first half while Meyer faced an easy second half. Charlie stopped shots, Symmons proved tough to beat in defense, and training hush cited by Andy as key to continued form. The side trails Corinthians from the prior Saturday with Price showing solid effort and Purvi moderate.
Perth City United and Albany soccer circles prepare for a key southern match. Veterans like Land and Symmons remain, but missing stars and recent weak play raise questions. Officials urge united effort, strongest lineup, and local backing to raise prestige and secure premiership hopes.
An old editorial discusses uniting players from three centers to defeat Ui in a forthcoming plan. It argues the contest should focus on the game itself, not on victory by margins, and envisions guidance from Rustler and Weigh to influence Denmark's representation and local alliances.
The match opened with frequent ball kicks out of bounds and few scoring chances. Darragh for No 1 led a late attack but missed, Green of No 9 was penalized for handling, and Tate won 1–0 as Dar-Tagh stood out with best play. Peter officiated.
In the third round at Infants' School ground Melville and High School I battled to a 0-0 draw after evenly fought exchanges. Key Melville players Farr Furby and Green starred, while McKeig Moss and Forsythe stood out for High School I as both sides failed to convert chances.
Inwek and Avant clash as forwards struggle with teamwork, while Melville and High School II fight to a draw. Key players like Nevissa McKeig and Edith Harrison shine on the wings, but coaches urge tighter passing and fewer dribbles.
In a handwritten style report, players Amy Greun Dorothy Wangell and Fiona McRie shine as inner and center forwards with strong teamwork and positioning. Gon Genoni and Aliion Hartman emerge as effective forwards while Georgie Mercer and Beryl Bishop contribute despite uneven form and Injuries.
The report covers a hockey match on the recreation ground with Rangers defeating Scotedale 3 to 1 after a wet, windy second half. It also notes football results Rangers 3 Scotedale 1 and lists early round results. A separate dairy study questions whether cow age at first calving affects milk production, suggesting autumnal development better predicts breeding fitness and endurance.
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