This Week's Fixtures: South Fremantle and Perth Matches
South Fremantle faces Claremont Cotter Lee at Fremantle Oval. Perth takes on East Fremantle at WACA Ground. East Perth meets Subiaco at Subiaco Oval.
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Newspaper
Fremantle The Advertiser
Location
Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 23, 1932
Page
3
South Fremantle faces Claremont Cotter Lee at Fremantle Oval. Perth takes on East Fremantle at WACA Ground. East Perth meets Subiaco at Subiaco Oval.
Brilfiane wane ts defeated Perth hy pusitits at the Leerervilly Qual last Saturday new position. Hees still hold second place with a more impressive side than earlier believed. He owed great improvement to walt s form and Cardinals superior condition. Perth opened the season strong but has hit a bad patch and faces a tricky test against East Fremantle this week.
Circaitle fans expect a tight clash between Souths and Claremont Cottesloe with Souths riding a bye and Claremont needing a stronger performance after a poor loss to East Perth. East Fremantle look safe while East Perth and Subiaco fight for final four spots, and East Fremantle and East Perth appear strongest in form.
West Perth defeated Perth with 13.12 to 11.15 while Fast Perth edged Claremont Cotteside 15.12 to 8.17. East Fremantle toppled Subiaco 17.24 to 4.3. Midkand Guildived won 19.12 to 11.10 over South Fremantle. Subiaco defeated East Fremantle 21.15. West Perth beat Perth 19.15 to 7.9 and Fast Perth beat Claremont Cottesloe 14.14 to 6.7.
South Fremantle defeated Cottesloe 11.16 to ILM in a key league matchup. North Fremantle prevailed at home over Palmyra, 178 to remain in contention.
Last week's standout players include E Glass and Kingsbury of East Fremantle FE Fleming and R Niven from West Perth G Little and J Guhl representing East Perth K Hough from Claremont-Cottesloe Rowley and Gilbert of Subiaco Richardson also of Subiaco Erickson from Penh Bremner from Perth lead the list of weekly performers across major clubs.
Fleming starred for East Fremantle with freak marks and dash in clearing, supported by McGlaskin and Tetley. Niven at half forward led Claremont-Urraton effort, while Erickson stood out for Perth. Defences shone with Bancroft and Bremner contributing solidly as West Perth, East Fremantle, and others battled in a tight round.
East Fremantle surged after halftime to defeat Subiaco by 47 points, with Fremantle players shining in attack. Rowlands missed the game due to injury, Taylor stepped in and kicked six, while Kingsbury and Laurie supported in a strong forward effort. Subiaco’s Gilbert and Richardson were notable, as Sunshall and Rogers contributed in defense and mid game. The Daily brothers, Mackey, and Dane also featured for the winners with solid performances.
West Perth extended their run with a solid display, grinding out a win as they held the momentum at key moments. The side showcased resilience and efficiency, building leads and weathering challenges from the opposition to secure another victory.
Claremont-Cottesloe failed badly against East Perth, trailing by 37 points. Key performers for East Perth included Little, Guhl, and Rowley in their forward and midfield roles, while K Hough starred for the losers despite erratic disposal. Sanders and Dingwall stood out in defence as the game wore on.
Perth matches at Perth Oval and Leederville outline past results for West Subiaco Claremont-Cottesloe and East Fremantle with scores including Claremont-Cottesloe 114 over South Fremantle 10.9 and West Perth 13.14 over Subiaco 10.13. Nearby notes reference East Fremantle West Perth and Subiaco results with mixed outcomes and forthcoming games in April May June and August culminating in finals.
Caledonians introduce Phelps at left back and Howie at outside left as they host Fremantle Rangers. The ball stays with the home side most of the first half with McElroy and Murray making early inroads, Guthrie and Williams thwarting several Fremantle attacks before Caledonians push ahead through Gibson and a Walshmley drive. Second half sees sustained Rangers pressure but Fraser and the Caledonian defense hold firm with crucial tackles from Phelps and Nicholls and a late Howie cross forcing a corner.
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