Premiership and Torongue League Roundup with Scores
Norwood 74 defeated Torrens 59 in the premiership. Geelong 83 beat Richmond 73. Collingwood 88 defeated South 59. Carlton 73 beat Essendon 51. St Kilda 79 defeated Hawthorn 5a. Fitzroy 81 beat North 77. Melbourne 105 defeated Seray 46. Geelong 83 beat Camberwell 55. Torts 58 beat Williamstown 44. Northcote 105 beat Brighton 62. South faltered against West in opening quarters. Green starred for Scoby in maroon guernsey.
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Geelong
Richmond
Collingwood
South
Carlton
Essendon
St. Kilda
Hawthorn
Fitzroy
North
Melbourne
Seray
West Perth edge South Fremantle in A Grade league
In the A Grade, West Perth defeated South Fremantle 76 to 62. East Perth won 54 to 53 against Subiaco. Perth topped Cottesmont 148 to 49. In B Grade East Fremantle beat Midland 127 to 59 while South Premantle defeated West Perth 85 to 42. Perth won 79 to 61 over Cottesmont. In the L A League Glenelg beat South Adelaide 81 to 71.
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West Perth
South Fremantle
East Perth
Subiaco
Perth
Cottesmont
East Fremantle
Midland
South Premantle
Glenelg
South Adelaide
Saturday's Menus League A Grade Fixtures
East Fremantle faces South Fremantle at Port Oval while Perth meets East Perth at Perth Oval. West Perth plays Subiaco and Brighton hosts St Pauls at East Oval. Cottesloe clashes with Palmyra at Park Kenny and North battles South at North Oval.
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East Fremantle
South Fremantle
Port Oval
Perth
East Perth
Perth Oval
West Perth
Subiaco
Brighton
St. Paul's
East Oval
Trotter
Cottesloe
Palmyra
Park
Kenny
North
South
North Oval
Thomas
South and Ruby tumble in Saturday league clash
South and Ruby both unlucky on Saturday as high marks and long kicks marked the game. Newcomers Armstrong and Wornold impressed for royal blue while Solly Lawn added four majors though chances were missed. Johnny Campbell led aerial work with key plays alongside Ontridge and Parker as Geo. Scaddan starred for South in a tough loss to the Cardinals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solly” Lawn
Glenelg Breaks Ice With South Adelaide Victory
Glenelg defeated South Adelaide in a celebrated opener as fans rejoiced. Norwood beat West Torrens in a tight contest, with the premiers from last season prevailing comfortably.
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Glenelg
South Adelaide
Melbourne Millsites Triumph and Close Scores Across Round
Melbourne crushed Carlton and swept aside others as Geelong clubs posted narrow wins. North Melbourne edged Fitzroy by four while Hawthorn and Footscray fell to Melbourne and St Kilda. Geelong both leagues scored three points to upset Camberwell. Northcote battered Brighton and Williamstown outpaced Port Melbourne.
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Fitzroy
North Melbourne
Palmyra Edges Cottesloe Beach In Thrilling Fremantle Match
Palmyra won by 3 points over Cottesloe Beach at Fremantle Park in a first class exhibition. The pace and brilliance of Palmyra clashed with Beach strength and determination as both sides produced rugged play and late rallies with McGlashan kicking a decisive goal.
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Palmyra
Cottesloe Beach
Fremantle Park
Cottesloe
McGlashan
A. Pierce
Chegwidden
Pearce
Association
Palmyra Beats Cottesloe Beach In Brisk AIF Match
In a vigorous game Palmyra defeated Cottesloe Beach by 13.10 to 12.7. Taylor, Prince and Hogan anchored the center line while Cormack Hammond and Sccer formed a solid defense. Fletcher Pike Green L Cockle and Smith contributed strongly with notable displays and decisive play. Molloy kicked four goals for Cottesloe, Arnold impressed in defense, and Murray at full back showed enduring form with reliable marking. Robinson officiated confidently.
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Taylor
Prince
Hogan
Cormack
Hammond
Sccer
Fletcher
Pike
Green
L. Cockle
Smith
Gallagher
Sweeney
Connelly
Cotesloe
Molloy
Cavanahruck
Arnold
Werd
Chegwitden
Daslex
Murray
Robinson
Palmyra
Cottesloe Beach
East Fremantle Splits Two Matches In Rough Weekend
Easts lost to St Pauls 15.8 to 12.8 on the South Rec with Trotter refereeing. Monday they fell 7 points to South despite a better showing. Notable absentees Armstrong and Cowell were missed on wing. Pettergon and Metherer impressed, while forwards wasted several marks. The club announced a byes and a Thursday meeting to discuss weekend tips and reported a £1 steel engraving prize drawing won by L Henderson.
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Agai
St. Pau's
South Rec
East
St. Paul's
Trotter
Easts
South
Joxe
Alf
Armstrong
Vic. Cowell
South Fremantle Defeats East Fremantle In North Fremantle Match
South Fremantle won a tight game at North Fremantle on Monday June 7 defeating East Fremantle 8.3 to 7.6. Jim Hawkins starred for Souths with strong marks and kicks while captain Jimmy Wims led a balanced lineup including Meagher Dunn Thompson Lawrence Williams Pearse. umpire Thomas directed the match with speed and fairness.
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North Fremantle
Souths
Jim Hawkins
Tommy Meagher
Billy Dunn
Mulga Thompson
Skinny Lawrence
Tom Williams
Billy Pearse
Jimmy Wims
Local hockey notes highlight standout players and performances
Jim Hawkins delivered a grand display on the hack line as Tommy Meagher outmaneuvered opponents. Billy Dunn and Same Boy showed reliability, Will Pearse contributed solid play, and Silent rapped a post before continuing strong. The Goods and Skinny Well enjoyed productive outings amid steady team effort.
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Jim Hawkins
Tommy Meagher
Tao
Tommy
Billy Dunn
Will Pearse
Silent
East Fremantle Club Postpones Match to Sunday
The Casual Coves F C versus Wanderers game was delayed due to heavy rain and will be replayed this Sunday the 13th. Casual Coves selection committee will meet Thursday to choose the Sunday lineup from listed players including Grant captain and Dewar vice captain among others.
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Coves F.C
Wanderers
D. Grant
Dewar
W. Pitcher
F. Pitcher
Marron
A. Trott
F. Trott
C. Thornett
Itchie
O'Brien
C. O'Brien
Faley
Sorrell
Andrews
Hillburg
Connolly
J. Pitcher
R. Sloane
G. Delfs
Dal Grant
Fremantle Club Faces Tough Loss to Mundijong
At Forrest Park Perth Fremantle Club, fielding a weak side, fought Mundijong to a 3 0 defeat as distance and late arrival limited play. White retired at 5 o clock and McGlashen and McDonald supported defence while Webster kept the score low. Next week they meet HL F I at the Hospital to start the second round.
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McGlashen
McDonald
Mac
Webster
Wek
HL F.I
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S.J
Luuks
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Scoby
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Ruby
Digger
Wornold
Sande
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Sooby
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Jimmy Craig
Hooser” Hughes
Jimmy Gosnells
Leederville
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Pat” Daly
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Kelly
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Sherlock
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Geo. Scaddan
F. Hamilton
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Adelaide
MEMS
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Geelong (Association
Camberwell
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Fremantle Suburban Association
Palmyra v. Cottesloe Beach
Hindle
N. Cockle
Ott
ME Pettergon
G. Metherer
Tommy Brown
Crock” Lewis
Garvey Smith
Bob Bruce
L. Henderson
Tuckfield Street
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Fremantle Club
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Forrest Park
White
the Oddfellows
Primrose
Duke Street
Phono Brl
W. Davies
Union Stores
Ol, and Color Merchants
Hotel Australia
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J. A. Hicks
Hoube
Terminus
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BEST
Tom Stack
Fropkister
the Taxpayers’ Association OF W.A. Ltd
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Taxation Adjusters and Advisers
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