Mulwala Triumph In Tough Mulwala-Dookie Clash
Heavy ground dented play as Mulwala overcame Dookie College led by sharp first quarter. Mulwala pulled ahead at every stretch and controlled the game with key scorers Nicholson and Paine among others, while Dookie College fought to the finish with Paulkiner Brannigan and McColl involved.
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Mulwale
Doohie College
Dookhe College
Nicholson
A. Martin
D. Corbsey
Squires
Paine
Dookie College
G. Paulkiner
Brannware
Breas
Ho Ryan
Nichoom
Brooks
McColl
Brannigan
Paulkiner Wink
J. White
Katandra Wins Narrow Victory Over Tungamah in Slow-Scoring Game
Katandra defeated Tungamah by five points after trailing early, with a 4.6 to 2.4 third term surge. Katandra led by halftime 34 to 4.6 and finished strong with goal kickers R Stewan M Mills and N Hudson A Rowan B Senior J Boluhu. Best players included Katandra J Holthe N Mills H Powell and H Hutchins. Tungamah's Skinner O Kane Fil Lawrence Tennant P Clark among top performers.
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Katandra
Tungamah
Ind
Vincal
Katandra R Stewan
M Mills
N. Hudson
Rowan
Boluho
Skinner
Ellinete O'Kane
Stevenson
Katandra J Holthe
N. Mills
H. Powell
H Hutchins
D. Wallace
D. Wallace, B
O Kane
Lawrence
Tennant
P Clark
Burramine Dominates Wilby In One Sided Scoreline
Burramine outplayed Wilby in a high scoring match. Wakhe kicked five Burramine goals while Walshe led Burramine with five majors. Final Burramine 75 Wilby 97 with quarter scores showing strong opening and late surge by Wilby.
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Wilby
Gspolnia
Wakhe
Bindar Burramine
Dookie Poor Play As St James Dominates Game
St James overpowers Dookie with consistent attack after a lone first quarter goal. Final scores show St James 7.15 (59) to Dookie 1.0 (6) with key contributors including Me Quarter and Melmyre on the St James side and Donald and Dookie players listed among others.
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St. James
Doo
St James
Melmyre
Donald
Chark Bear
Stries Holmes
Melntyre
G. Kelly
eDonald
McQuialter
Dookie Wdannel
Wilson
Clark
Vrlari
Thoona Tops Devenish In Netball League Clash
Thoona defeats Devenish with better teamwork and ball handling though scoring remained low. Quarter scores show Thoona leading at 3.0 to 0.1 and 4.5 to 3.4 by the end, with A Jones and A Belcher among Thoona goal kickers and Stewart and McCullohem among Devenish scorers. Best players include Mell White Boer and Jones.
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Devenish
Enbbh
Deveenish
A. Jones
A. Belcher
White
Stewart
McCulhemn
Mell
Boer
Jone T
KD Gord Bo Wad
Walker Dew
Mils
Cineat Wilton
Osium
New MM
Murphy
Tolmie Surprises Glenrowan in Wet Home Victory
Tolmie, playing at home, defeated Glenrowan 6.14 to 2.4 after a tight first quarter. Tolmie led early and dominated the third, with Hill Storer and Griffin the goal scorers and Hill Julbert Storer Griffin among Tolmie’s best, while Keenan Tully Newton Hayes Graham led Glenrowan’s resistance.
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Getirowih
Palmie
Lay
Hill
Storer
Griffin
Cooper
Askove
Julbert
Parker
Crowe
Keenan
Tully
Newton
Hayes
Graham
All Blacks Edge Goorambat In Close Two Point Win
In a evenly contested match the All Blacks defeated Goorambat by two points under tough conditions. Both sides were short handed yet played a fast, creditable game with several players named including Miller Rhodes Wellington Dennis Levy Westacott for All Blacks and Harker Wallace Davis Downs Saunders Dobson for Goorambat.
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Goorambat
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AH Blacks
An Goorambat
P. Goalibbon
P Badepety
Goo— Kaac Davis
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Rhodes
Wellington
Dennis
Levy
Westacott
Goorambut
Harker
Wallace
Davis
Downs
Saunders
Dobson
VFL Names Set for Adelaide Carnival Squad
The Victorian Football League selection for the Australian National Carnival at Adelaide lists K Hands, J Howell, D Healey, R Rose, J Coleman, and W in the training squad lineup.
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Victorian Football League
Adelaide
K. Hands
J. Howell
D. Healey
R. Rose
J. Coleman
Benalla Tops Rutherglen In Wet League Clash
Rain soaked struggle as Benalla and Rutherglen battle through heavy ground. Benalla edges ahead by 14 points after a tight three quarter, with Hyland and Dodds steering their defense and clever play from Spriggs and Hurley. Rutherglen's kicking for goal faltered despite strong marks by Mathie and Minns.
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Hyland
Minns
Rutherglen
Benalla
Mathieon
Hanching
Hurley
Spriggs
Tatong Dominates Winton In Wet Conditions
Tatong outclassed Winton in a one sided match with Tatong 7.17 to Winton 1.6. Wet conditions troubled both sides with rough ball handling. Scorers include Crowe Connolly Simms Tully Jenxin for Tatong and Levy for Winton. Heattie and King cited as best players for Tatong.
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Winton
Whreton
Winye Vinalton
Crowe
Connolly
Simms
Tully
Jenxin Winton
L. Levy
Benalla Defeats Rutherglen In Football Clash
In Benalla versus Rutherglen action, Benalla led each quarter and finished 9.9 (89) to 2.7 (19). Goal kickers include Matthews, Manfields, Jones, McFarlane, Brock, and F. Good man for Benalla, with M. Lee scoring for Rutherglen. Best players named from both sides.
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Rutherglen
Jrd
Ruther Aglen
Matt
Thews
Manfields
Jones
McFarlane
Brock
F. Goodman
M. Lee
Bywater
Albury Defeats Corowa In Low-Scoring Quarterfinal
In the contest Albury led 6.3 to 2. a at quarters and 9.6 to 3.fi at the third, final tally Albury 200L (71) to Corowa 3.9 (27). Goal kickers for Albury included Shain, W Jackson, Byrnes, Power, and W Balmer. Corowa scorers were Fitzgerald, J O Donohue, Grim mond. Best players for Albury were R Obst, Paris, Fuller, Jackson. Corowa’s E Aitken, Bartlett, Fulipani stood out.
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Corowa
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Shain
W. Jackson
Byrnes
Power
W. Balmer
Fitzgerald
J. O'Donohuec
Grimmond
R. Obst
Paris
Fuller
Jackson
Corona
E. Aitken
Bartlett
Fulipani
Myrtleford v Wodonga football match report
Myrtleford faced Wodonga in a high scoring contest with Myrtleford trailing 0.0 to 1.1 at quarter time, 0.2 to 1.3 in the second, and ending 3.4 (22) to 2.4 (18) in favor of Myrtleford. Goal kickers included Hodder Cook McGuffie for Myrtleford and Jones so for Wodonga. Best players listed include Pescud Pratt Quencey Lelia Baird for Myrtleford and Mortimer Carmody McDonald Bartle Coulston for Wodonga.
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Hodder
Cook
McGuffie
Jones
Pescud
Pratt
Quencey
Lelia
Baird
Mortimer
Carmody
McDonald
Bartle
Coulston
Bigger Stakes For Shooters At Victorian Rifle Association
Riflemen will fire for bigger stakes at the Victorian Rifle Association matches next March. Prizes total £300 more than last year with the Queen’s prize increased from £600 to £700 and the David Syme Grand Aggregate prize also raised.
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David Syme
Myrtleford Defeats Wodonga In Four-Year Gap
Myrtleford led from start to finish to beat Wodonga for the first time in four years. Strong defence limited Wodonga to four goals, with Myrtleford posting a 4.12 to 2.0 half and final tally. Best players cited include Myre Rodda, W Machama, Cunneen, and J McKos.
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Wodonga
Moyrtleford
Wolonga
Myre Rodda
W Machamaman
Cunneen
Yours Lack
Wodonnga
J McKos
Mulqueener
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Holten Star For Wangaratta In Yarrawonga Clash
Wangaratta defeated Yarrawonga by 30 points after taking control in the second term. Final score Wangaratta 0 goals 4 behinds to Yarrawonga 4 goals. Key players included Holten and Molten in a center contest under difficult conditions.
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Yarrawonga
Wis Molten
Wangaratte
Wood
Albury Tops Corowa In 40 Point Football Win
Albury defeated Corowa by 40 points due to precise kicking and first half ball handling, with Corowa's J Crisfield suffering a broken jaw and coach J Williams injured. Final score line shows Albury leading at each quarter. Goal kickers included Matthews Power Smith Conces Williams and Withers among others.
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J. Williams
Rovers Fall to North Albury in Tough Conditions
North Albury defeated Rovers 63 to 40 as heavy conditions hindered the Rovers adapting to play. Best for the afternoon was the final quarter where the Rovers showed improved effort but could not close the gap, with North Albury leading most of the match and receiving multiple goal scorers including Kimball and Pree.
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Rovers
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Benalla Win Myrth of th Wace 3 cford
Fragmentary newspaper item notes Benalla victory or event at a rural area's venue. Mentions locations such as Albury Yarra and Walla Walla, with references to Mulwala Burramine and Devenish. Readable terms suggest a local sports or race result amid scattered place names.
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Cford
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Yarrawo
Walla-Tungsm
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Burramine
Katandra
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Devenish
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