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Newspaper
Fremantle The Advertiser
Location
Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1932
Page
3
South Fremantle meets Forth at Fremantia. Claremont-Cattesloe hosts East Fremantine at Claremont Ovel. Wet Forth faces East Perth at Lewderville Oval. Sebiece has a bye.
Perth seeks to extend lead as South Fremantle pushes for parity with a potential draw. West Perth, East Fremantle, and East Perth also vie for advantage with Fremantle and Claremont Oval battles shaping the day’s results. West Perth favored to edge East Fremantle by a narrow margin.
Being taken by E. Lawn who kicked two goals, Ed Gromson from W.P. came on toward the reserve of the match, taking the place of Clements.
Perth edged Subiaco by three points in a high tempo game at Victoria Park. Both sides produced ragged play with fading accuracy yet Perth showed resilience to secure the win by the slimmest margin. Fremantle also praised for their strong effort as the night wore on.
Alan Shepherd again proved the best man for Perth, with impassable centre-half play and high markings. Notable contributors for the winners included Siremner Grigg Dewar Fitzgerald Crown Ransom Lucas Johnston, while Subiaco’s Snashall Ballantyne Daily aided on defence and attack.
South Fremantle seeks record close finishes, with six matches only one loss by more than six points. A strong rally against West Perth saw them erase a 14 point deficit with 15 minutes left to win by two. East Fremantle beat them by three goals earlier, keeping the pace intense and entertaining.
East Fremantle defeated East Perth 26.5 to Keen 13.8 while Subiaco beat Perth Victoria Park 9.15. Midland Guildford won 11.12 over Claremont Cottesloe 9.9. West Perth, heavier throughout, lost to South Fremantle 11.14 to 17.13, and Fremantle 13. beat Subiaco 8.11.
South Fremantle defeated West Perth with G Metherall outstanding after a wing move. Sol Lawn returned to form and kicked the winning goal in a dramatic finish, while Edgar Doig Holt Jennings Pearse and White supported the victors. West Perth’s Marinky and Tetley impressed, with Flem ing saving moments and Farrell injuring an ankle early.
East Fremantle dominated East Perth with a 75 point margin as the Blue and Whites produced a superb display. Glass Kingsbury Martienson Laurie Dolan McGlinn Bee were standout performers, with East Fremantle’s 26 goals 5 points a claimed league record under wet, creasy conditions. Garant Little Derviagh Ryan Birmingham Oswald also contributed strongly in a team-wide effort.
Last week’s stars include G Metherall and A Shepherd from South Fremantle, Verh and Marinko from West Perth, Snashall from Sabiaca, and Lawn from South Fremantle. The list highlights top performers across clubs and clubs’ rising talents.
A long list of past results and forthcoming fixtures from April to October shows East Perth, West Perth, Claremont Cottesloe, South Fremantle and Subiaco competing across venues like Perth Oval, WACA Ground, Claremont Oval and Leederville. Matches include East Perth defeats West Perth 99 to 11.14 and Fremantle beats Perth 9.12 to 8.12. The schedule runs into October with finals and grand final indicated.
Waverley notes report Fremantle Rangers defeat Northern Casuals in the charity cup first round at Fremantle Park. Rangers lineup includes Fraser Jackman Nicholls Poyser Williams Fawcett Murray McPherson Corbett Walker Hillier. Casuals feature Gof Miller McIntosh Forgie Warden Gordon Bubb Pim Miller J Gordon Jones. Referee M Williams.
Subiaco and Caledonian met in a Challenge Cup first round thriller at Onslow Road Subiaco. Caledonian won 4 3 after a see-saw match with Waddell Guthrie and Coakley among the scorers for Caledonian while Scott Bennett and Milingsworth replied for Subiaco.
A brief item notes a peppermint cure or remedy associated with treating a cough. It mentions a figure or locale and emphasizes a humorous or mocking tone toward those afflicted or ridiculed. The exact attribution and context remain unclear in the fragment.
SPEARWOOD SOCCER BOWS BELMONT IN ROUND ONE OF THE CHARITY CUP AT BELMONT. THE BELMONT TEAM ARE HAVING A LEAN PERIOD IN SOCCER. THE NARRATOR ENCOURAGES THE BOYS TO VERDANTLY CONTINUE THEIR WINNING WAYS.
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