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Newspaper
Fremantle The Advertiser
Location
Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1923
Page
5
East Perth defeated South Fremantle 11 to 10. Shatte drew with Peir 4 to 4. West Perth beat Subiaco 9 to 5. Victorian League summary of last Saturday’s results with local teams and scores.
Report covers South Fremantle and East Fremantle matches at Fremantle Oval, Perth vs West Perth at WACA, and other draws. Mentions players Crowder, Collins, Cinoris, Gabrielson, Burns, Mudie, and Wicks, with notes on form, injuries, and crowd reaction.
On Saturday we met South Fremantle at Fremantle Ruyal and lost by seven points 22 to 2.9. Daig kicked two goals in his usual style. Umpire Bennett impressed with quick fair decisions. We extend sympathy to W. Collins who broke his arm and hope for a swift return. Thanks to coach J Brady for care shown to injured players.
A readable report praises J Doig for another great game and highlights M Donnahoe’s impressive appearance and performance in the pack. It mentions Peterson improving in patches, the White Brothers solid in forward, Billy Mac as captain, and Shi carrying the ball the length of the field. Nutty makes a halftime surge as the team eyes a likely win.
Match played at North Fremante Oval ends 11 goals 10 to 1 point in favor of North Fremantle. Umpire Kenny officiated and praised by the Association as among the best. North Fremantle won through superior football and team play.
North Fremantle defeated South Fremantle 35 to 7 while East Fremantle won 7 to 3 against Clare mont-Cottesloe. Subiaco beat Training College 20 to 3. West Perth triumphed 7 to 5 over Victoria Park coe Midland Junction 12 to 11 over Mayianda. Perth overwhelmed East Perth 118 to 7.
Norwadic 6 12 defeated South Adelaide while West Adelaide posted 19 best Glencle. North Adelaide 14 16 beat Port Adelaide, T 12, and Sturt 13 12 defeated West Torrens a.
Fitzroy defeated St Kilda by 20 to 14 while Essendon topped Melbourne 11 to 8 and Collingwood beat Carlton 18 to 15 with Richmond overcoming Geelong 14 to 14 in a mixed results tally of the round.
Peotacray 13 13 defeated Port Melbourne 7 4 Brighton 1 14 Hawthorn 7 14 beat Williamstown 7 3 Brunawick 41 overcame Northeote ies Ex Scholars Association Cottesloe Beach 1 5 lost to West Sabiaco 2-
A list of players and goal scorers appears, naming L Larwit J Gregs Sutheriama Colley Giese Sunderland Hebbard Marwick Bryant Owens Molt Ontridge Johanse Daly and others with initials and partial scores, indicating top scorers and participants from teams EF F L SF FI EP S W G.
Sherlock and Duffy featured prominently as Boomer Bateman proved a tower of strength for the Southern side. Sunderland and Natty Giles battled hard, with Giles delivering standout performances. Chalmers excelled in midfield while Joe and Jack Callow anchored the defense throughout.
A brief note requests football correspondents to write in ink. It emphasizes formal reporting and avoids pencil notes while conveying instructions to staff.
South Fremantle met North Fremantle at the North Oval on Saturday and the final score favored Norths. Souths erred by kicking into pockets in a key second quarter. Notable players mentioned include Johnnie Bowker, Ginger Shelton, Fletcher, and Jack Daly. Souths plan a match with Subiaco at Claremont next Saturday and workers are asked to catch the 2 p.m. train. A Fremantle Hotel meeting Friday will plan Sunday’s Gosnells trip.
The Garrison defeated their old foes at Port Oval on the 12th. Whiffies dominated play after studying Worrall and other authorities, proving versatile from goal to scoring. The Sports started strong but faded before the first quarter ended.
The Khakiites won by six points with a final score of 7-11 to 11-11 in a hard fought match. Cappy Ricks returned in red and whites but showed signs of rust. Several players stood out including Hynes and Poley, while Norrie and D aier defended well and D i aier proved a strong asset. Goal scorers for the Sports were Taylor Shel ton Hynes McMahon and Bullyard.
Calleys travelled to Claremont with eight players plus a substitute and lost one nil after a disputed offside call and a late goal. The report urges a fuller squad for next Saturday's 2.15 pm match against Perth City at East Fremantle Oval to secure a victory.
A large crowd watched Caledonians and Casuals clash in a keen opener. Caledonians led early with Standing scoring, but Casuals equalized after J Gordon struck the rebound following Bannister’s shot. The sun and late drama shaped a tense finish, with Standing sealing a late winner for Caledonians as Kemp and defenders held off a Casuals surge.
L Baker wins first with C Baker second as L Baker clocks 77 minutes 1 second and C Baker 74 4 amid rain soaked course. H Mutchinson fastest line with 75 3 and Williams third. eight punctures hindered riders including Schultz and Savith. Byke Club to stage 10 mile race next.
John D. Rockefeller junior purchased six 16th century French Gothic tapestries, among them Hunt for the Unicorn. They had toured New York and London before sale, reportedly fetching about 1,000,000 dollars. The pieces date to Louis XII and Francois I era, praised for greens reds and purples.
Standing adds his usual brace despite a damaged foot while Cameron struggles in hay field conditions. Robson fails to sparkle against Subiaco but Caledonians gain strength with Barry Gonde back in the lineup. Next up is Rangers at East Fremantle Oval with Caledonians aiming for more points.
Upper Swan beat Thistle United 2 0 at Wellington Square Perth. Thistle showed poor form from the start as Upper Swan pressed and scored in the first quarter hour and again after the restart, sealing the match before full time. Next week Thistle face Casuals with a must win to stay in contention.
English champion Jimmy Wilde suffers a brutal seven round defeat as Pancho Villa floors him with a right hook in the final round. Wilde bears facial injuries including a bleeding nose and gashes but continues until the seventh round, when Villa claims the crown.
George Mendies defeated Al Moore in Sydney at the Stadium despite trailing in weight by seven pounds. Mendies pressed the attack while Moore proved elusive until the 17th round when Moore was floored twice and the towel was waved in.
Ex welter king Charlie Ring outpoints Algie Daniels in a 20 round bout at Hobart on Saturday night. Ring dominates from early, with Daniels unable to match the challenger’s pace and ringcraft as the bout goes the distance.
After six rounds in a bout with Morelia, the gorilla-like fighter Riki was disqualified for hitting low. He declared the game too slow for his boxing and hinted he may abandon fighting for more suited pursuits like lion taming, avoiding the ring and flowers.
Becket t and Campentier report weary pugs with headaches from corms and cablegrams. English cricket mentions J W Hearan and Middlesex star Hearsn with 518 runs in three inns, approaching a thousand for the season amid scattered stats and misprints.
The report notes England defeating Spain in a Davis Cup style tie with three wins to two while details on players and matches are fragmented. Lycett impressed with singles but Wheatley suffered a sharp setback. doubles pair Lycett and Godreys lost to the Count and Fiaques.
Abemarsssie ruermatot H. H. Young of the Werribes Rifle Club delivered a superb showing scoring 105 possible at 300 500 and 608 yards. The feat indicates a high level of precision and skill demonstrated across the three distances.
Walker's New agency Woods Great Peppermint Cure promoted for Congha and Colds. The fragment mentions prices and products but lacks clear events or figures. This item reads like a partial advertisement page note with brand names and remedies.
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