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Newspaper
Fremantle The Advertiser
Location
Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1921
Page
3
Beaconsfield and Fremantle property and vehicle listings advertise land parcels, rental properties, and stock items. Offers include high and low rent homes, cash buys, and lease options with details on rooms, utilities, and locations near tram lines and river access. Auctioneer Frank Bateman promotes house land insurance and commission services.
June 18 schedule lists East Fremantle versus Subiaco at Subiaco Oval, East Perth versus West Perth at Perth Oval, and South Fremantle versus West Perth at Fremantle Oval. Fragmentary notes reference Boag Campbellery.
Notes critique players Allen Mudie Clarke Rawlinson Ton Walbot and Wicks with praise for their form while Roy Lowe and McGuinness receive mixed judgments. South Fremantle defeats Rede, and Carlson moves between clubs after failed clearance, amid late game chatter and reader speculation.
A detailed recap questions the final margin in the West Perth vs South Perth game, noting a late quarter 14 point gap and praising Wests for speed and opportunism. It singles out players including Dick Lutey, Jocky Hicka, Moo Heinrichs, Natty Gilex, Johnny Campbell, and Tommy Smith, with comments on tactics and forward line improvement. It also mentions the Fremantle Oval trainers meeting scheduled for Thursday evening and the need for full member attendance.
St Pauls beat Harrisons by 45 points with final scores 10 11 to 6 6 1 in a fast open game. Umpire Yelland praised for impartiality as players like Mulga Langley J Brand Dick Kennon Syd Groves and H J Locke starred for St Pauls. Next saturday St Pauls meet East Fremantle at the polo ground while Brightons defeated Beaconsfield 9 19 to 1 6 with Swift Lawn and Headland among scorers.
A large crowd filled the Oval for the East vs East clash featuring Carter's umpiring and standout displays by Nipper Truscott, Ray Mudie, and Paddy Hebbard. The home team showed strong forward pressure with Boo Owenson and Brentnall, while King and Burns engaged in a hard contest. Gusty performances from McKenzie and Shepherd combined with steady defense sealed a memorable season opener.
East Fremantle beat Perth by 10 11 to 9 7 at the Claremont Show Grounds on Saturday with East Fremantle leading throughout. Saturday's match against Subiaco is scheduled for East Fremantle Oval with players asked to be on the ground by 2 30 p.m.
St Pauls foul noted as Harrisons’ Jim Hammond G Rauney A McGlashan N Pearce K Williams and W Sweendy stood out. Lar vibons scorers McGlashan Pearce Ramsey with St Johns match at Col vale Beach not close and Cottesloe Beach beat St Johns 16 21. Beaconsfield Rov ers lose to Brightons 9 19 1 6. Dance and euchre events planned at Cottesloe Beach and nearby halls.
WASP.A Fremantle Olus reports a hard fought match with Perth on the Perth Esplanade ending in a decisive Perth victory. Critics praise Dunn Whitely Wilson Coffey Cullity and Sean for solid play while urging backs to watch their men and cutting blind kicking.
A collage of quirky excerpts from letters and reports: a woman and a man argue about marriage roles, a conductor warns about damaging ironwork, and two men joke about a speeding driver and a spotted woman. A child’s cat composition, bee caste recognition claims, crowded trolley anecdotes, phantom limbs studies by Dr. Weir Mitchell, and anecdotal reflections on identity of missing limbs stretch across a single readable fragment.
A fragmented notice reports a display and dance this Saturday June eighteen by a club described in crude terms. It mentions boys training hard for the event and a Monday June twenty meeting with St Pauls vestrymen to observe Lew the elih under discussion.
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