Kooringa and Hallett Clash in Doon 1937 Result
The Kooringa side defeated Hallett in a lengthy Burra Football Association match at Victorie Park. Kooringa led by a strong display from Allen Kellaway and Darwent, with Hallett hampered by missing players. final score reflected Kooringa's commanding forward pressure and timely goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boorings
McPherson
Kelly
Don ‘Halliday
Saris
A. Jones
Rotingon
Darwent
Kooringa
Hallett
Diviston
Halletts
Clyde Kellsway
Kellaway
Jones
Halliday
Mans
Mailery
Hill
Tate
Jarvis
Scholar
Majors
Robison
Bailey
Miller
Miajors
Hallete
Koorings
G Kellaway
Nyoeseh
N. Allen
Campbell
Tsylar
Booborowie Triumph Over Spalding In Local Football Match
Booborowie defeated Spalding 14 goals 14 behinds to 4 goals 3 behinds in a clear win. Goalkickers for Booborowie included A F Crabb 4 and N Carmody 8 with others. Spalding’s Pearce Young led their scorers with 7. Best players listed for both sides as officials, with local umpire and timekeeping noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booborowie
Spalding
Booborswie
Hancock
Adelaide
Cousins
F. Peatée
W. Leader
G- Harris
Booboracie
A._F." Crabb
N. Carmody
Jim Murphy
P. Haren
W. Gallary
P. Cousing
We Pairehiid
Pearce Young
P. Har Om
Cyabb
Murphy Brothers
K. Brooks
Kerin
Smerle
Farrelly
Kooringa football club shows marked improvement in victory
The Kooringa Football Club posted a decisive win over Hallet with notable form from juniors entering scrimmages. Postponed selections for the big match will occur after Thursday practice as injured players recover. Dick Helliday joins Ray Seeley and Tom Kellaway in recent league honours. Next Saturday features the Bosborawie vs Wooriada clash at Victoria Park and a close Spiding vs Hallett match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kooringa
Hallet
Pracice
Dick Helliday
Ray Seeley
Tom Kellaway
Tris
Bosborawie
Wooriada
Victoria Park
Spiding
Hallett
Darwin Cyclone Eyed by Bill Boyce Eyewitness
In a graphic reminiscence, Bill Boyce recalls Darwin in March 1937, detailing the cyclone that demolished homes, torn wires, and wrecked ships. One aboriginal man died, and a hospital of chaos followed with trees uprooted, a collapsed theatre, and the harbor boats damaged.
Aftermath of Disaster Described by Survivor
Survivor recalls being struck by tin while recounting the wreckage. Darwin is regaining health and buildings rise again. Debris cleared, standing trees sprout green leaves, and gardens bloom as memory of that night lingers. Gyrllones are expected to return, with hope people will better face nature next time.
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Ironmine
Reds
Nth
Christian Endeavour Society
Colin Fuller
Jesus Christ
Edu McWaters
Milton Pink
Wong
Dorothy Opie
Jean
Edna McWaters
Joyce Fairchild
Tronmine
A. Dyer
Jean McWaters
Dulcie Phillips
Gwen Humpheys
Mises Dulcie Phillips
Mavis
White
Gwen
Humphrys
Heaven
Mier Beryl Lloyd
Orgin
Hyamshich
W. EH. Lloyd
Sereen
O.B
Darwin
A NICE CUP OF TEA SONG PERFORMANCE
In London crowds hear Bin nie Hale a chambermaid and Nel son Keys a plumber perform A Nice Cup of Tea from G B Cochran's Coronation Revue Home and Beauty. The verses praise tea as essential and comforting despite satire of politics science and modern life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binnie Hale
Nelson Keys
London
G. B. Cochran
Rosrins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Burra Footbal Association
Koorings and Hallett
Victorie Park
F. G. Fuller
L. Brad- Mack
D. Jones
Donald Redding
Glen Tiver
Joe Hill
Boundary
Association Ofr
Rosman
K. Kennedy R. Walker
W. Broad
Tims
Forals
Day
Kooringas
Clyde Kellaway
Gaske
Beli Hallett
Einde
C. Kellaway
Darwen
Hatchincon
Taylor
Fifl
Robinson
Jennings
Haliday
Walker
Tarvis
Mel Phetsab
Jones Brothers
al, Bere
W.G. Terry
Agst Pis
Booberowie
Koortage
Aza
Bill Boyce
Retimrk
Finniss
Teopie
Government House
Texaco Motor Oil
Texas Company
Indepene
R. C. Lott Kooringa
the Texas Company (Asia) Limited
Won
Paradis
A.P. Herbert
Henry Sullivan
B. Feldman & Co
M. T. Fuller
Aberdeen
Kearings
Royal Institution For the Blind
North Adelaide
Fred M. Pearce
Australia
Forgan
Forgam
Australasia
J. & FR. Forgan Ltd
Crystal Brook
Port Pirie
Morgan's, Monumental Masons
C. J. Pearce & Son
Lton Palmer & Preston Ltd
Currie ST
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