Last Saturday's football results across A and B grades
South Fremantle 14.17 201 defeated Perth 14.6 84 and East Fremantle 8.9 57. Rikat Subiaco 6.15 51 beat East Perth 12.16 88. West Perth 511 41. In B grade Cottesloe Claremont 20.20 140 26, East Fremantle 85 53, South Fremantle 39 27, Subiaco 7.1 53 beat North Fremantle 7.10 52. East Perth 12.11 93 beat Maylands 2.9 57. Victoria Park 9.87 beat Midland Junction 7.6 48. Perth v West Perth postponed. May 1 results include Beaconsfield 2.3 lost to Claremont 4.12, Wentworth 22 14 lost to Cottesloe Beach 2.6, North Fremantle 4.10 beat Cottesloe 3.2, South Fremantle 22 14 lost to West Boulder 65 42, South Australia 9 57 beat Sturt 8.4 64, West Torrens 9.13 67, West Port Adelaide 9.0 63, Norwood 14 16 100 beat Glenelg 19 62, West Adelaide 0.12 66 beat North Adelaide 86 54.
Bp Grade Matches Set For Saturday June 4
Schedule lists South Fremantle against Training College in North Fremantle Perth, Midland Junction at Midland. East Perth meets West Perth at Perth Oval, East Fremantle versus North Fremantle at Fremantle Oval 3 pm, Claremont-Cottesloe versus Subiaco at Subiaco 10 30 am, Perth against West Perth at Leederville 10 20 am, Maylands versus Victoria Park at Perth Oval 3 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Fremantle
Training College
North Fremantle
Perth
Midland Junction
Midland
East Perth
West Perth
Perth Oval
Claremont-Cottesloe v. Subiaco
Suby Oval
Leederville
Ps Foe
Cment-Cotterbee
Sebieco
East
Devth
Wea
Mid Junction
Victoria
Aye ‘S
Leading Goal Kickers and Next Saturday Fixtures
A compact listing of leading goal kickers including B Harold, L Sutherland, J Gregg, B Coffey, W Fiether, and others with team marks such as EP SF P G Qwn EF and ELT. The entry notes two each by McDiarmid Gilson Campbell and mentions next Saturday fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Harold
L. Sutherland
J. Gregg
G.qwn
B. Coffey
W. Fieteher
W. A. Holt
J. Sunderland
G. Bowering
L. Cimoris
E.F
Jolene
G. Hardie
McDiarmid
Gilson
Campbill
Lightly
Ledger
Collins
Victoria Collingwood Triumph In High-Scoring AFL Round
Victoria Collingwood, 1623 totaling 119 points, defeated Geelong 10.12 72. Esendon triumphed over Carlton 1419 203 to 65. St Kilda beat Richmond 12 61 to 50. Melbourne led South Melbourne 11.18 34 to 13.49. Footscray surpassed North Melbourne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collingwood
Geelong
Esendon
Carlton
St Kilda
Richmond
Melbourne
South Melbourne
Coast Goldfields to clash with Coastal XVIII in Subiaco Qual
On Monday next at the Subiaco Qual a team from the Goldfields will try conclusions with Coastal XVIII. On Saturday next June 3 the following diorite punchers will arrive in Perth for the game aforesaid Ferguson Cleghorn Willox Webb Kalgoorlie Uren Hunt Spatholts Templeman McDiarmid Railways Ryan Richards Truscott J Law Robertson Perry Palmer Mings Prince Mitchell Lowry McLihenny Bailey Boulder City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Subiaco Qual
Goldfelds
Perth
Ferguson
Cleghorn
Willox
Webb
Kalgoorlie
Uren
Hunt
Spatholts
Templeman
McDiarmid
Railways
Ryan
Richards
Truscott
J. Law
Robertson
Perry
Palmer
Ming
West Australia State Football Selections and Matches Scheduled
East Perth meets South Fremantle at Leederville Oval with Sherlock and Harrold among lineups. West Perth capt Bord faces South Fremantle as Beaconsfield, Wentworth, Cottesloe Beach, and other sides prepare for Monday Subiaco clash while a WA team heads to Adelaide Show Grounds after reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Fremantle
West Perth
Leederville Oval
Weat Perth
Bord
Blundell
Rice
Bowring
Bidstrup
Clark
Exbert
Fleming
Fry
Fyshe
Gosnell
Marwick
Kelly
Moore
McDiarmid
Parks
Cottesloe Beach
Cottesloe
W.A
Adelaide
Wentworth Notes on Narrow Loss to Cottesloe Beach
On the Claremont Oval umpire Malone dominated a tight match, Cottesloe Beach 25 Wentworth 22. Cockle and Doig scored for Wentworth, with praise for Jack’s play while noting an umpire decision on charging. Upcoming fixtures include North Fremantle at North and Subiaco at North, with start times and ground assignments listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottesloe Beach
Wentworth
Cockle
Doig
Australian football notes from Subiaco and Fremantle league play
The column reviews recent matches with East Perth and South Fremantle, noting East Fremantle’s strength away from home and Subiaco’s inaccurate shooting at Subiaco Oval. It mentions Booth’s skipper Gordon Tuxford’s absence, Jack Robertson’s trial with Old Easts, Cyril Hoft’s down game, and a replay decision over a Show Ground game due to umpire scoring disputes. It also covers Fremantle Sports versus Perth Sports at Fremantle Oval, state team selections, and next week's fixture at North Oval with emphasis on proper uniform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Perth
South Fremantle
Port Oval
Subiaco
East Fremantle
Suby Oval
Jack Robertson
Old Easts
Suby
Cyril Hoft
North Fremantle
Fremantle Sports
Perth Sports
Fremantle Oval
Sharp
Joe Callow
Gosnells
Langlands
Hebbard
Putridge
Hilton
Booth
Oss
Hamilton
Caleyd Caley and Casey's clash in windy duel at local ground
Caley's forwards led by Mc Leod and Luetheford created waves as Robson finished from a Casey mix to push Caley three ahead. Cottesloe fought back with Bennett and Rigby goal chances but failed to close the gap while Johnson fed the forwards and the Casey defense held firm. The match highlighted Caley's pace and solid middle line with an eye to training and a fresh goalkeeper for the next game against Thistle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Cockle
North
Pike
Lemons
Cottesloe
McLeod
Caley
Luetehford
Robson
Cattesloe
Bennett
Casey
Beddon
Rigby
Cameron
Nicholl Brothers
Braithwaite
Smith
Johnson
Caledonian Ink Club Notes Lose to City on Esplanade
Last Saturday May 26 Caleys were beaten by City on the Esplanade two goals to nil. Caleys played one man short Hall 10 men including a sub and relied on defence with limited forward play. Dick question marks about selection. Jim M Jim R Allan D Buff W Phil G praised for defence. Outside test name possibly Ernie. John M outside right played splendidly. Alex Mac in goal saved several shots. inquiries about his leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caleys
City
Caledonians Triumph Over North Cottesloe in Charity Cup Opener
Caledonians dominated early possession with McIntosh and Lene adding pace while Nicholls brothers and McLeod in goal held firm. Goode's beautful drive opened the scoring, suspending North Cottesloe’s pressure until Caley forwards sparked a second strike, Hodge and McIntosh denying further chances as half time arrived with Caley’s two goal cushion intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caleys
Cottesloe
Nicholls Brothers
McLeod
Fettle
Goode
Casey
Rigby
Hodge
Thistle United Defeat Maroons In Charity Cup Round One
Thistle United beat Claremont 5 goals to 1 in the first round at Claremont. Groves scored three, Cook two, Nicholson for Claremont. Next match will be on the Park with supporters urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claremont
Thistle
Groves
Cook
Blues
Nicholson
King Khama of Bechuanaland Dies at 95
King Khama, chief of the Bamangwato in Bechuanaland, has died at age 95. Described as the greatest living African, he ruled about 35,000 subjects and lived a life tied to Christian mission work. He became a Christian in his early twenties and was baptized with his wife. He challenged his father by rejecting polygamy and witchcraft associations, toured England in 1805, met Queen Victoria and Joseph Chamberlain, and secured British protection with authority to enforce his laws among whites.
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Khama
Bamangwato
Bechuanaland
England
Queen Victoria
Joseph Chamberlain
My Little House of Dreams Delights by Anthahea Colon
A fragmentary note evokes a welcoming world of warmth and gladness ending in My Little House of Dreams. It hints at a visitor named Anthahea Colon and a greeting with Wooda and the Great Peppermint Cure as a whimsical flourish.
Fremantle Mercantile Cricket Association Social Honors Season End
The Fremantle Mercantile Cricket Association held a May 19 social at Oddfellows Hotel to close the 1922-23 season. Attendees included Mayor F. Gibson, Councillors Shepherd and Wilson, and Port business leaders. The premiership cup for Druids was presented to E Bromley. Medals for batting and bowling averages went to Alex Anderson and Jail Bancroft respectively. Framed photos honoring association officers were presented to A. Wain, the president, and others.
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Om Iim
Merce
Oddfellows' Hotel
A. Wain
F. G Gibson
Coumenlaen
Shepherd
Bie Alex Anderson
Coogee C.C
Bir
Jail Bancroft
Druids C.C
Cmc
Gite
Amy Wain
Comin
Weet
Fremantle
Condon
G. Shepherd
Swain
Nichola
Roberts
Premantle Tramway Discusses Special Run for Tank Workers
At the Premantle Tramway meeting a request was received to run a special service from Palnyre storage to a tank at 1.20 a.m. daily for workers. Manager A Mitchel did not commit cost coverage. Mr. Gibson urged a department meeting to decide. Most workers on the tank were men and more could be employed. Water Department offered support by a small grant, and the board debated the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidisn
Attempted tram derailment by local youths in Fremantle
Inspector O Neill reported to Fremantle Tramway Board that two 24 year old boys threw stones at trams and placed rocks on rails at White Gum Valley and Beaconsfield Hill. The chief was deemed incorrigible but influence was to be applied. Authorities agreed action against the elder lad to educate youths about dangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Neill
Fremantle Tramway Board
White Gum Valley
Gibson
Beaconsfield Hill
Tim
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Rikat Subiaco
Eat South Freasale
Victoria Park
Midland Juncion
Beaconsfield
West Bublaco
South Australia
Sturt
West Torrens
West Port Adelaide
Norwood
Gienelg
West Adelatas
North Adelaide
Stmurt
West Adelaide
Vow Bears
Essendon O
Kiklair Fitaroy Cullingmroot
Richmund Carton
Geelong Ltd
Melbuare
Bierce Wrighton
Tiamstown Ltd
Praham Hawthorn
Nonhcote
Maylands v. Vic. Park
Footscray
North Mel
Western Australia
Pie
FW LD Foe
Ags
Pert
Western Suburban Ex-Scholars’ Association
Sherlock
W. Harrold
Murray
Fletcher
Brentnall
Snell
Thomas
Allen
Harrold
Western
Gaynor
Johnston
Sparrow
Woodthorpe
Owens
Groom
Duffy
Giewis
Gepp
Mitchell
Summer
Sunderland
Joelm
Bateman
Staton
Dunn
Malone
Sutherland
Bates
Giles
Chalmers
O'Connor Ochiltrees
I A. Campbell
White
Callow
Mahon
Lynch
Tuxford
Barnard
Sharples
Evans
Silverstone
Bryant
Hoft
Love
Finlay
McAuliffe
A. Watts
Langlambs
Corser
McKenzie
G. Watts
Fisher
McComish
Dobson
Halliday
Clowes
Exley
Coast Versue Goldfields
Wentworth Vy
Claremont Oval
Jack
Norm
Show Grounds
T. Cornwell
Holt
Garvey
J. Rymer
Paddy Hebbard
Dicky
Scholars Association
Allah
Oswald, Mudge
Egbert Metacroft
Souths
Ted
Tommy C
Oliver
South
Fuller
J. Craig
Tack Clark
Cinoris
Coffey
and Sutherland
Dingwell
Grigg
B. Harrold
Bherrock
Mudie
Fysche
Pengal
Len Brown
Seros
Saby- Ola East
Hamton
Frank O'Connor
Portonian
Fred Hicks
Abe” Cinoris
Spuealer
Taylor
Seber
Howe
Kim
Charlie Mudge
Rose
Danies
Hadley
Forbes
Picha
Hall
Gordon Tuxford
Pearson
North Oval
Caledonian
Perthits
Dave
Frank
Jim
Jim M
Jim R
Allan D
Buff W
Phil G
Ernie
John M
Alex Mac
Mac
North Cottesloe
Cale‘doniane
E. Nicholl
McIntosh
Tate
Thistle United
Maroons
Fremantle Mercantile Cricket Associations
All Gallon
Apabel
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