Swanpool Dominates Benalla At Showgrounds In Close Win
Swanpool outpaced Benalla in a crowded Showgrounds clash to win 6.6 to 1.7. Ted Murray led Swanpool with 3 goals, while Cook and Allen scored for Benalla. Best players included Swanpool’s Spencer Sydes Essenhigh and Tolliday and Benalla’s Horsburgh Hanlon Hargreaves Fuhodes.
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Swanpool
Ted Murray
D. Tranter
Trevor Emenhigh
Tom Fawnhileh
A Evans
Benalla
Cook
Allen
Swanpool RK
Spencer
Sydes
Essenhigh Bros
Tolliday
A Heaney and
Webster
Horsburgh
Hanlon
Hargreaves
Fuhodes
Goorambal Triumph Over Glenrowan in Home Match
Goorambal defeated Glenrowan at home in ideal conditions by a wide margin. Goorambal led throughout and finished 14.22 to 2.7. Best for Glenrowan were Briggs Egan Montgomery with Christie often directing younger players. For Goorambat, Saunders L James Apa B Kearney Sharp and Davis starred.
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Goorambal
Glenrowan
Clenrowan
GlenroWall
Uavers
Goorambat
Klenrowan
Gilenrowan
Briggs
Egan
Montgomery
Christie
Croorambat
Saunders
L. James
Apa
B. Kearney
Sharp
Davis
Tatong Triumphs Over Thoona In Final Quarter
Tatong defeated Thoona 9.13 to 7.4 on Tatong ground after a rugged match. Thoona led until the last period as Tatong scored 4 goals in the final quarter to clinch the win. Best for Tatong were Sykes Carter Graham Cole man Mitchell and McCall. Thoona’s standouts included Gounan Lindholm Plant T O Hare Barnes Walker and Jonen.
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Thoona
Tatong
Woth
Pudrita
Toon
Pont
Thoons
United
Pinal
Sykes
Carter
Graham
Coleman
Mitchell
McCall
Gounan Lindholm
Plant
T O'Hare
Barnes
Walker
Jonen
Kurkers
Tutong
McPadsen
Cratham
McQlueen Clancy
Sima
Hunter
Platt Twico
Jones
O'Hare
Irvine
St James News Street II At St James
St James news item notes Loreal branch of the CWA at street stall on Tuesday. Widespread wood display, Judd reported over £9 taken. Red Cross meeting fair, Mrs W H Lonie re-elected president, Mr A J Clark secretary. Shoots success. Pettit wins Bendigo Open prize. Football: St James team to travel to Benalla Saturday for 1 pm match.
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ST. James
C.W.A
Judd
ST. James Red Cross
W. H Lonie
Clark
Dita
Pill Pettit
Stames Go Club
Bendigo
Donald
St James
Benalla
Diggers Ball to Morrow Night Promises Fine Evening
The annual Diggers Ball will be held in Shirt Hall tomorrow night. A Melbourne orchestra will provide music and the Ladies' Auxiliary will serve supper. The committee has been working for weeks to ensure a good evening of entertainment and a large crowd is expected.
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Melbourne
Ber
Benalla Suffers Defeat in vital league match
Rutherglen beat Benalla 12.15 87 to 7.9 51 as Benalla slides to fifth with tough fixtures ahead against Wodonga and Wangaratta. Judd led Benalla with effort, while Gillis and Williams starred for Rutherglen with multiple goals.
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Benalla
Benailla
Therm
Wodonga
Wangaratta
Rutherglen
K Williams
Dinsdale
Guffins
Lees
Morris
Judd
Pinder
Carson
J. Connolly
Lighten
Currie
Jenvey
Jgillis
K. Williams
Dissdale
W. Prameis
Hiltwm
T. Miller
Roscoe
Symes
Jeilly
Violet Town Wins Rugged Benalla-Tungamah League Clash
In Violet Town a maligned crowd watched a heated match as Umpire Mitchell faced control threats amid clashes. Violet Town led early, Benalla rallied in the third, but the home side pressed to finish with a stronger last quarter, aided by Hammett and Croxford Russell in defense and South in midcourt.
Wangaratta Defeats Tungamah In Strong Finish
Tungamah led Wan garatta early but Wangaratta used a late burst to clinch the win. Final scores show Wangaratta 14 19 103 to Tungamah 10 7 67. The comeback capped a high tempo game on their home court.
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Tungaman
Wangaratta
Wangratta
Tungamah
Violet Town Panthers Win Narrow AFL Clash Over Benalla
Violet Town defeats Benalla by 26 points in a tense match at Violet Town. Final scores Violet Town 10.9 Benalla 6.7 with Russell scoring four goals for Violet Town and Hyland two for Benalla. Best players include Violet Town’s Aldridge Hogan Hammett Stevenson Croxford Russell. Benalla’s Napier Rodgers O Donnell Nuttall Cussens.
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Lit
Vane
Benallac
Violet Town
Geiwee
Mess
Benalla
Russell
Smith
Croxford
White
Stevenson
Hyland
Hurley
R. Cussen
Napier
J. Aldridge
P. Hogan
Hammett
Stevenson Bros
R. Napier
Rodgers
Hurt
O'Donnell
Nuttall
Cussens
Violet Town Triumph Over Benalla In Rough Town Match
A vivid report of Violet Town defeating Benalla after a hard game marred by umpire controversy and crowd disorder. Police intervened to calm disturbances as players and spectators argued over grounds rules, with no players reported. Violet Town and Dookie battle for top spots as Tungamah seeks a third win at Devenish.
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Violet Town
Benalla
Mitchell
Lotcawiy
Tunguamah
Wrelving
la Pusilian
Viet ‘Town
Dookie
Meeliik
Russell
St. James
Tungamah
Devenish
Katandra Club to Visit Benalla for Rifle Team Shoot
In a Saturday practice at three ranges KR Sawers led with top rifle points and 105 handicap while Johnstone and Sawers vied on percentage. Club members plan next Saturday visit as Benalla Rifle Club elects 1950 51 officers including Captain R Sawers vice captain G James secretary R J Trearer and treasurer I Welsh.
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KR. Sawers
Johnstone Ale
BR. Sawers
Sloan
P. Sawers
Co. Westacott
W. Fern
B. Hart
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