Swanpool and Glenrowan clash in rugged regional game
Swanpool players mixed with Glenrowan in a hard fought match as Tassie style notes show key scorers and best players. Glenrowan’s O Callahan and Keenan led effort while Swanpool leaned on Parker Storer and Iskov for strong inside play. Wanganatta and North Wangaratta also feature among the standout performers with Morley, O’Brien and Dodemaide among notable names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenrowan
Tolmne
S — Glenrowan
O'Callahan
Keenan
Tombson
Rue
McMoanigie
Toi Storer
Hirasahan
Twamsey
Iskov
Fill
Saddingie
McMonigie
Tolane
Bris- Higgins
Parker
Storer
Nornit Wangaratta
North Wangaratta
Till
Morley
O'Brien
Dodemaide
McCormack
Hales
Winton
J’ Joyce
Delaney
K, Womnan
R. Hernan
D. Smith
Noted Matches at the Gym Between Ed Talons and Tatong
A rough match saw Ed Talons falter with plays while Tatong showed better structure and teamwork. Jack Sykes starred for Tatong with strong play though wasted by free kicks. Green at Tatong improved as a centresman. Devonian and Bwanpool produced fair umpiring by Bell and solid captaincy from Johns and Parker with Parker scoring all goals for Devonian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ttong
Green
Yeurs
Inclide Mart
Ritchie
Challe
L Hall
Devoniah
Bwanpool
Bell
Benalla Rovers Clash Ends In Dramatic Late Rally
Benalla surged in the final term to overturn a 27 point deficit against Wang Rovers. Minns moved to centre half forward, Roscoe led the attack, and a six goal final quarter powered Benalla to a 6.10 to 2.3 burst, with Huson Symes and Kelly delivering late strikes as the crowd roared. Bennie and the defense held Wang Rovers from late pressure, sealing what many called the season’s best game on the Wang ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wang
Rovers
Benalla
Sucess
Minns
Rootsey
Timaelt
Roscoe
B. Kelly
Tamsenaine
Wang Rovers
Jem
Viner
Tad Gould
O M League Statistics Benalla and Albury Rovers Notes
Benalla tallies 1.3 4.7 7.7 1617 95 with goalkickers Minos Symes Manion Vance Jacobs Stevenson. Wang Rovers Waldron 3 NORTH ALBURY 34 74 10 7 L2 Ba MyrtleNod 2.8 70 10 45 12.17 88 Albury cad 19.26 139 Wodonga 1 5 24h 412 0.24 80 Ruthenglen 3.7 5.9 9.18 14.19 10% Comowa Hl 63 4.9 Hal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benalla
Minos
Symes
Manion
Vance
Jacobs
Stevenson
WANG
Rovers
Waldron
North Albury
Myrtlenord
Albury
Cad
Wodonga
Ruthenglen
Comowa
Hal
Por
Austria
Yarilawonda
Rutherglen
Myrtletard
Corona
Wanu
Wil
Connolly Sunail
Minne
Boriggn
Hunton
Bell
Dale
Kelly
Rookley
Clarke
Yairakawong
Tat
Wangaratta
Car
Mansfield Rally Sours to a 52 Point Victory
Mansfield dominated the match with a decisive 52 point win. Key contributors included McCutcheon Meehan and Reardon with multiple kicks and marks. The team also honored Lyle Acocks for six years as club treasurer, receiving a maker's stand from President H. Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manafield
Redon
Dolling
McCutcheon
Meehan
Gilbert
W. Reardon
Halpt
Booker T
Lyle Acocks
H. Cameron
Lyle
Amaker
Carterton
Bank of N.S
Cameron
Coats and Mutton
Ted Leahane
Keating
Katandra and Burramine dominate Hewarts-Tan League action
Katandra, Dookle College and Burramine won easily while Mulwala edged Deckler by four points in a tight Hewarts-Tan League clash. Mulwala clings to fourth as Katandra tops the standings with Katandra leading 80 to 48 and Burramine at 110 points in a high scoring round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katandra
Dookle College
Burramine
Mulwala
Deckler
Milwala
Wilby
Borex
WILY
Dookie
Mulin
College
Tungaman
A. James
Present Outlook In Australia Is Bright
The article notes stable wages and costs, expanding opportunities, and buoyant business conditions in Australia during 1954. It cites strong demand, rising output, and share issues near record levels, while warning of exposure to world price swings and the need to conserve resources amid uncertain exports and wool market volatility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CORTS
Rie
Lawit
Bruyachal
Anford Unley
Australia
United Kingdom
United States
Astrai
Australia U
Austrak
Small Bore Rifle Club Winners Rise From Tuesday Shoot
The Small Bore Rifle Club held a Tuesday shoot with D. Smith taking the B grade handicap meet, and Simpleton leading A grade with a 05 score. Thirty plus competitors participated, with Briath and Redpath posting top marks in Grade D and Brith and Chanter leading Grade C in a crowded event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Startneus B. Simpleton
Soul Bore Rifle Club
D. Smith
Smith
Beores
Entries For St James Open On July 30
Entries for the St James Open close Friday July 30 for the Victorian open championship to be held August 3, 4 and 5. The meeting features the Open Championship for 40 dogs with £300 added. The coursing day will be Wednesday with secretary Mum 1K Kelly handling affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varie Coursing Club
Avgpnee
Alwayw Ae Travis
Indicatlan Rmial
St. Jamug Chan Ge
Mum
Kelly
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Deveniar
Pas
J. Mewmekts
Maur Parker
Ron
Alt Tete
Dh Miles
T Weir
la & District
W. Be
Pertia Ag
BA Preven
Evergreen Jack Sykes
Johns
Devonian
Down Rovers
Mansfield
Dolling Oh
W. Re. Hendon
Neoman
Seymour
Rae Monk
Reed
Huston
Aes
McCuuchran
Reardue
Rapin
Bolling
B Waller
Mice
Pri
Nasi
McCutpe Hehe
Albert
Aira Patna
Laddier
Wek Pte
Manfield
Thornton
Alexandra
Yea
Ilast Wn
Avenel
Broadfor
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Mansfeld
Agating. Pom
J. Reardon
Pont Arver
Tawra Football Club
Protent
Peroegms
B.T
eLuns
Ikatandra
Burramine Mulwala
Wilby Or Violet
James
Tungamman
Small Bore Rifle Club
D. Briith
Stapleton
B. Guppy
R. Redpath
BH. Kerr
C. Brith
Chanter
S. Stewart
E. Guppy
W. Abley
Kerr
B. Lalor
J. Redpath
L. Levy
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