Spalding Dominates Hallett In NEBA Play
Spalding rolled to a 30 to 8 victory over Hallett with B Fahey J White and Hallett players among top scorers. Burra beat Terncie 96 to 13 highlighting Josie Jennison Holly and Noble in strong showings. Booborowie defeated Bryan 15 to 11 led by Hooborowie’s Snell and Cousins with Mt Bryan’s Jefferies and Stokte noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spalding
Hallett
Fahey
J. White
Haleltt
Paney
B Prior
Burra
Terncie
Josie
Jennison
Holly
Terowie
N, Noble
G. Blattery
Bryan Vy
Booborowie
Football Round Up: Terowie Tops Burra in Tight Weekend Play
Terowie defeated Burra 12 20 in a hard fast match where Spalding beat Hallett 10 9 and Booborowie upset Dawes in a weekend football round up. Notable play featured Malcolm Bolt Trevor Martin and Toeloat from Spalding with strong center work by Colin Hane cock and Norton in the forward lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallett
Syayaune
Spalding
Malcolm Bolt
Trevor Martin
Toeloat
Bolt
Martin
Colin Hanecocket
Norton
Dunne
Trong
Dawes
Scanlon
Don Wilsden
Sulliven
Scanlan
S Belgert
Peter
Maxwell
Martie
Windon
Dunn
Plegott
Banfield
Burrasth
Terowie
Burs
Leighton
Burra
Booborowie
Drought insurance urged as fodder storage plan urged
Chief agricultural adviser L J Gook urged fodder conservation as insurance against drought amid record livestock numbers 119 million sheep 408 thousand cattle. He warned droughts may recur and cited 1945 46 sheep losses and wheat feed. urged farmers to store surplus fodder now and consult the Department of Agriculture for storage and cutting guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Gook
Cook
Department of Agriculture
Por ms 1 each at The Record Otter Burra
A brief notice from The Record Otter Burra lists itemized quantities labeled PORMS 1 for multiple entries. The fragmentary OCR suggests a simple sale or inventory note with quantities and location, but missing full context and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otter
Holding The Ball and a Century of Football Rules
Review of the evolution of the holding the ball rule in football from 1930 to 1959 and later, contrasting the New Rule with the Old, noting player tactics and controversies, and predicting continued debate among players and writers. The piece reflects on penalties for dropping the ball and the shifting interpretations by umpires over decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atly Oe
Result of Standard Eight Trial
The article reports Mr Guy Dollman and the neutral observer Senior Constable Ryn Chambers averaged 50 miles per gallon over a seventy mile course north of Burra during the Standard Eight fuel consumption trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Dollman
Ryn Chambers
Burra
Rule changes in football on ball disposal and penalties
The article discusses enforcement of holding the ball in football, noting players try to free themselves or kick the ball away when held. It explains penalties occur only if a player in possession makes no attempt to dispose of the ball and credits authorities with crafting a rule clear to umpires, players, and spectators. It hints at upcoming continuation about the New Low and its unpopularity.
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Perth
Football and Football League
We Johnson
Mail
Jim Handby
Australian National Football Council
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