Great Southern Carnival Football Championship Details
The article outlines the Great Southern Carnival football championship with four teams entering. It describes travel, early rounds on Friday night and Saturday morning, and mentions key games, spectators, and a playoff setup with a 20 plate format and Royal Exchange involvement.
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Hanpionehip
Albiny
Harbor
Nurrogin Wrre
Prlalat
Gular
Patel
Hunker
Rupert
Ab Revel Provatiet
Orlock
LoDsee
CL Gmes
Peperenara Lotves
Royal Exchange
Albany and Narrogin Battle to a Draw in Open Football Match
In Albany the thampionship clash between Albany and Narrogin produced a fistful of singles and two goals for Narrogin and two for Albany as wind favored Albany early. Narrogin rallied with strong defense and a late burst, but the game ended in a draw after a hotly contested second half.
Katanning Triumph Over Mount Barker In Windy Match
Katanning defeated Mount Barker despite strong gusts. Early goals gave Katanning the lead, with Keeley and Meagher scoring, while Barker fought back but could not close the gap. In the second half wind favored Katanning as they held a comfortable lead and defended stoutly to the end.
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Vatoriumitely
Tiane
Stirling
Hig
Ottmdk
Kotundge
Shaw
Hawa
Kingtom
Huber
McDonald
Dorries
Metovern
Milley
Cithert
Norenl
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Meagher
Keeley
Barker
Baath
Nonriwh
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Wright Sed Ing
Harkerites
Hutt Ling
Katanning
Joule
Lenis
Mr. Barker
Youls
Behuds
cRouming
Barioor
Tecmy Launehed
Tome
Agiite
Barkerites
Kalinwing
Albany Defeats Narrogin In High-Scoring Football Battle
Albany rallied to edge Narrogin 16 goals 4 behinds to 4 goals 16 behinds in a dramatic match. Key scorers Merrell Keelew and Harker led the Home side while Tom Angove and Tom Fitepatrick provided late momentum.
Albany Triumph In Play Off Match At Katanning
The four teams met to settle a playoff with two 20 minute halves. Albany, led by Angove Turnbull and Wheeler, adapted to umpire Osen’s interpretation and dominated the game. Albany won 3 0 behinds while Mercer helped the Albany side by replacing Willie Burt.
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Albany
Willie
Burt
Albanyites
Osen
T. Angove
Turnbull
Wheeler
Albany and Katanning Fight Severe Final for Championship
Albany faced Katanning in a tense championship match marked by windy, slippery conditions and a late rainy spell. Katanning prevailed with strong play led by Mercer and Farrell while Albany, despite goals from C Cooper and Bettridge, could not overcome the visitors and finished four points behind when the bell rang.
Katanning Wins Great Southern Title in Dramatic Finish
Katanning defeated Albany 7 goals 17 behinds to 6 goals 6 behinds, securing the Barnett shield as champions after a rain affected match. Green and Angove starred for Katanning while Albany battled to the end amid a trailing scoreline and windy conditions.
Wanderers edge High School for Robinson Cup in wet match
Despite a slippery ground and heavy rain, the Wanderers defeated High School 2 to 1 to retain the Robinson Challenge Cup. Key moments saw Zoedevi’s goal from Cissy Webb’s pass and a late strike by Alice Simmons, with strong defence from goalie Gladys Hey.
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Misa Bruce
Wanderers
Wren
Cissy Webb
Zoedevi
Ahelter
Reedom
Alison Hartmann
High School
Eiher
Wong
Ladys Hey
Wanden
Gladys Barton
Alice Simmons
Checkers
Miss Bruce
Visiting Teams Entertained At Town Hall Events
On Friday evening the visiting team and officials were entertained at a mellifluous tournament and dance in the Town Hall. On Saturday night they attended a dinner at the Hostel and then a dance in Pariah Hall.
Mt Barker Wins Next Year Carnival Site Draw
At a Saturday night meeting of representatives a draw was held to decide next year’s carnival venue. The drawing favored Mt. Barker as the host location for the event.
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Mt. Barker
MOUCIMORE WINS TROPHY AT LOCAL CARNIVAL
Mr A A Dickson donated a guinea to the best man on Albany's side with the judges naming Barney Mouchmore as the sterling rack man who bore all rough necks. An advertisement notes a townwide meeting of sporting bodies to plan a campaign supporting council funds for Ulster road reserve improvements to make a composite sports ground.
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A. A. Dickson
Albany
Barney Mouchmore
Noother
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Ulster Road Reserve
Shipping Notes from Liverpool to Albany and Cape Town
Shipping notes show vessels left Liverpool on Saturday September 1 heading to Australia and Africa. The Ceramic bound for Albany and the Lammeroo and Katoomba moving freight and passengers, with arrivals planned for September 20 to 24. The Kuclu steamer will patrol port September 18 before Hopetoun and Esperance run.
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Ceramic
Weanel
Australia
Cape
Albany
Dalgety
Adelaide
Lammeroo
Thorsday
Bantemporte
Meliwraith
McEacharn and Co
Katoomba
Sydney
Melbourne
Empides
Aberleen
Capetown
Mai Dnalgety and Co
Kuclu
Hopetoun
Esperance
Maila
Haifway Dept
Perth's Sun aims for Western Australian daily paper
An ad lists 22 founding Western Australian leaders for The Sun project. The paper pledges independence from party ties and aims to build a strong regional following. The company seeks 120000 shares at £1 with 270 shareholders already and 45000 shares sold. Enquiries to Miles or The Organiser at Colonial Mutual Chambers Perth.
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SUN” Newspaper
Perth
A. J. Monger
W. Stower
Laurie
Boupley
W. W. Garner
J. Murray
the Sun
le Non-Partioan
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H. ©. Miles
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Colonial Mutual Chambers
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Sun
Puke
Miles
George’s Terrace
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