Souths Rout Perth Stars In rugged Western Australia clash
The article reviews a Souths victory over Perth with standout performers Banks Sheehan and O'Donnell amid a patchwork Souths forward effort. It notes Brantnall and Wetherall improving while East Fremantle and North Fremantle struggles frame a rough season with calls for discipline and better defense.
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Norths Bow to Old Bauts in Close Chatter
Magpie Chatter reports Norths contesting hard against Old Bauts last Saturday. Coohey returned for the forwards, Corkill adds to a growing list of feats, and Campbell captains Scotch College with strong all around play. Hawkins shines, Ives provides solid effort, while Roy McKenzie returns after a spell and Teoy sits out sick.
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Junior Notes on Wentworths defeat at Fremantle Park
Supporter reports a 3.12 to 3.7 loss to Wentworths with a weakened lineup missing Tick Fry Barwise Reynolds and Smullie. Ground conditions blamed as City side struggled with five to one free kicks. Standouts included Bob Renner Fred Renner Tester Jackson Mudie, while forward line missed easy chances. Sid Dixon showed class. Footnote notes Tick Fry’s illness easing and calls Easts to improve with training.
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High Street to Meet Hawkson Juniors in Tomorrow’s Tilt
Harvey and H Preston starred on the wing though he should shoot rather than run. Drapey first appeared this season, solid in the final quarter. W Danielson showed sparingly with weak goal kicking. Training moves to Recreation Ground East Fremantle with W Smart assisting Thursdays. One eyed barrackers present at Cottesloe under Mr T Davis. An easy High Street win predicted over Hawkson Juniors tomorrow.
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Harrisons Narrowly Topped by Palmyra in Close Match
Harrison juniors were edged 3.7 to 3.6 by Palmyra in a tight Saturday clash. Reeves impressed at centre, Nixon steady on the backs, Morris delivered best form, Reid anchored the ruck, Donohue and Clarkson shone on defense, while Parker limped with an ankle injury and Gaynor stayed solid in the ruck throughout.
High Street Beats Cottesloe On Cottesloe Ground
High Street defeated Cottesloe by 9 12 to 5 in a Saturday match on their ground. Armbands honored late A T Manns. Key players included W Davis B Presto Truran Burns Hewson and Wise with strong back play and coaching notes on attendance. Harrison Juniors lineup listed for upcoming polo ground clash at 3 pm with Emergencies called.
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City Team Defeats Strong Opponents At Subiaco Test
Smith, Rowlands, Gabo, Johnson, Simpson, Baily, Holyoake and Cas sidy led a hard battle but the city team proved superior. For tomorrow’s title clash at Subiaco the lineup from Andrews to Woods will be chosen, with 2 p.m. train ex Feenantle noted for travel.
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Magpie Junior Notes Submissive to Supers and Team
Open Out reports Magpie Junior Notes bowing to stronger teams. City team led by six goals in first quarter with the wind, then pressured by training staff. Piper Shaw and Connor were rested for Middlemax Johnson and Spence. Woods led the defense as the back lines stabilized.
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Palmyra Juniors Edge Harrison Juniors In Tight Duel
Palmyra Juniors beat Harrison Juniors by one point at Polo Ground East Fremantle after a slow first half. Palmyra shifted gears in the third quarter and seized control with goals from Walsh and others, earning a deserved victory despite Harrison’s late pressure.
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