WA League A Grade results for South Fremantle and rivals
In WA League A Grade matches South Fremantle defeated Claremount-Cottesloe 77 to 44 while East Fremantle beat Subiaco 55 to 43 and West Perth topped Perth 96 to 77. In B Grade East Fremantle beat Subiaco 65 to 9, South Fremantle triumphed over Claremont-Cottesloe 55 to 53, Perth beat West Perth 87 to 77, and East Perth defeated Midland 58 to 42.
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South Fremantle
Claremont-Cottesloe
East Fremantle
Subiaco
West Perth
Perth
S. East Perth
Midland
W. Lat
Pe Boulh
Fremantle
East Perth
Subiacy
Claremont
Cottesloe
GRABE
East Fremante Au
South
Fremantle Suburban Association Football Scores
Perth district football results feature Fremantle Suburban teams with Palmyra 63 over Brighton 48 and St Paul’s 90 over South 70. Adelaide league saw Ports 66 beat Norwood 64. South 68 drew with Torrens 68. Start 77 defeated West 37. North beat Glenelg 60. Melbourne’s Davies kicked 9 and Northcote 88 beat Williamstown 135 pots. Multiple games described with late-season form and player notes.
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Palmyra
Brighton
St. Paul's
South
North
East
Adelaide
Souths on top as Cottesmont fires in nine goals
The report notes Souths leading the field with strong shooting as Cottesmont demonstrates accurate goal production, breaking ahead of Subiqco while Perth and Suby lag. Old Easts rally is hinted but progress remains static.
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Cottes
Mont
Subiqco
Adelaide Atoms Close Games And Big Upsets
Last weekend saw three tight matches with one draw and two decided by narrow margins. Port Adelaide upset Norwood by two points after a ding-dong tussle, while Glenelg pressed toward win with a 12 to 9.14 performance against North. West Torrens and South Adelaide produced a shocking score draw of 9.14 each, shaking the crowd and causing many fans to miss work.
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Port Adelaide
Norwood
Seasiders
West Torrens
South Adelaide
Melbourne MEMS Narrow passage boosts scoring rule
The new out-of-bounds rule sparks higher scores as players adapt. Analysts note a tighter passage between lines affecting play and strategy. Coaches caution about consistency and enforcement in upcoming games.
Saturday's Menus in W.A. League A Grade Matches
Fixtures list for South Fremantle vs West Werth at Leederville Subiaco v East Perth at Perth Oval Perth vs Cottesmont at Show Grounds East Fremle a bye Fremantle Suburban Association Bighton v North at North Kenny Palmyra v Cottesloe at Park Robertson Pauls v East at South Trotter a bye
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South Fremantle
West Werth
Leederville
Subiaco
East Perth
Perth Oval
Perth
Cottesmont
Show Grounds
East Fremantle
Fremantle Subarban Association
Bighton
North
Kenny
Claremont-Cottesloe Defeated by South Fremantle in Fremantle clash
In ideal weather Claremont-Cottesloe played South Fremantle at Fremantle Qvai last Saturday. South Fremantle led early with two goals by Lawn, then extended their advantage to finish 11.11 to 7 as Claremon t-Cottesloe fought back with Lemmon Sanders and Steward among the standouts.
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Claremont-Cottesloe
South Fremantle
Fremantle
South
Claremont
Lemmon
Sanders
Claremont-Cotestoe
Lawn
Richards
Calder
H. Campbell
Steward
Lovegrove
North v East Fremantle a fast high scoring match
The game between Norths and East Fremantle was fast and high scoring each quarter. Norths forwards kicked poorly and East Fremantle avoided a bigger defeat due to this kicking inaccuracy.
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Norths
Willis
Due
Asree
Crock” Lewis
Local Rugby Notes Highlight Tough Finish and Upcoming Match
Cleon’s team loses focus after steady play and a late umpire frustration, despite 5 8 score. Next Saturday the side hosts St Pauls on the South Bee to close the first round as Willis and Armstrong lead forwards with Bruce brothers and ODonnell delivering steady defense.
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Healen
Uprpire
Ns Necmons
North
St. Paul's
FREMANTLE JUNIOR FOOT MATCH OPENS SEASON FOR CASUAL COVES
Casual Coves F C opened the season with a win over Duke street Sports Club 7 8 to 5 12. McGlasham controlled the match well as umpire while Grant and Butler supported in ruck and forward lines. Piercing work from Pitcher and Jewar the flanks, Marron and Witheridge in center, and Foley a budding champion led a high flying forward unit. Wingie Grant captained the side as loose man and backs Sorrell OBrien Trott Hillburg and Sloane repelled the opposition. Opposing players Truscott Prince Wright and Boyell starred for the other side.
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Coves F.C
Duke-street
Faish
McGlasham
C. Grant
Butler
Poppy" Pitcher
Fritz
Jacky” Jewar
Marron
Witheridge
Jack Foley
Fat” Trott
Itchie] Thornett
C. O'Brien
Rachael
Cyclists peak in 15 mile rural pace at Don Hicks store
Fre sage Cyclong Chat held a 15 mile rural pace Saturday finishing at Don Hicks store South Street and Shonpton road. Gauntlett led early then sprinted to beat Marshall by a wheel with Stock third and Sharp Sweeney dead heating for fourth. A few seconds later Maher Taylor Salter and others followed. fastest time posted by H Speak plus official placings listed.
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Kiorions Wothey
Fresage Cyclong Chat
Don Hicks
South Street
Aid Shonpton Roat
Armstrong’s
Prowse
Wise
al Interaly
Re Watso
Standers
Gauntlett
Marshall
J. Stock
Sharp
Sweeney
E. Maher
A. W. Taylor
Salter
F. Anderson
France
R. Foy
A. Speak
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Geelong
Essendon
St. Kilda
Footscray
Hawthorn
Fitnroy
Carlton
Davies
Melbourne
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Reid
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Suby
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East Oval
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MEMS
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Stenhouse
Alf. Armstrong
Lob Bruce
Jack Bruce
Tommy Brown
Kim O'Donnell
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Tati
Hiner
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Wilinwenren Krighton
T Jiherwell
O . Geelong
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Gamatlett
H. Marshall
Avi
J. Stuck
H. Speak
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the Oddfellows
Hotel Primrose
P. Saunders Baker
Duke Street
Buburba
Crystal
Hay St. Perth
J. A. Hicks
South Terrace
Fromastie
Bents
North British Mercantile Insurance Co, Ltd
A .Spe
Bryan & Son
William-Street
Boston Tea Rooms
Nish-street
J. Nolan
Dunlop
Sturmey Archer
Ideal Motors Ltd
Queen Victoria Street
Holland ST
A. Prior
Lin
J. Neilson
Forrest Place
G.P
Unity Theatre
Preth
Chas. H. Cornish
Trades Hall
W. G. Hendy Car
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