East Fremantle Teams Win Tight Finals Day Matches
Last Saturday results show East Perth 11.12 over East Fremantle 3.16 and Subiaco 11.7 over South Fremantle 8.11. West Perth 9.10 defeated Perth 9.8 while South Fremantle 14.13 beat Subiaco 5.13. East Fremantle 18.10 beat North Fremantle 5.5. Victoria Park 9.7 defeated East Perth 8.5. North Fremantle 9.7 beat Harrisons 5.12. Cottesloe 11.15 beat St Johns 45. Palmyra 17.20 over Spartans 1.4. St Paul 20.16 defeated Navy 2.2 with East Fremantle forfeiting to South Fremantle.
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East Perth
East Fremantle
Subiaco
South Fremantle
North Fremantle
Victoria Park
Harrisons
Cottesloe
St. John’s
Palmyra
Spartans
St. Paul's
Navy
E. Fremantle
N, Fremantle
Claremont-Cottesloe
West Perth
Victoria Park Perth
Mid
Maylands
East Perth Defeats Fremantle In Gruelling Quarterback Clean Sweep
East Perth led 14 to Fremantle late as Coffey pressured from 15 yards, hitting goal posts twice and Perth once. Fremantle’s poor kicking under a strong breeze allowed East Perth to build a first quarter lead despite Fremantle finishing strong. Brackumpired a fast, open contest to the finish.
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Coffey
Perth
East Perth
Fremantle
Fremantle Ex-Scholars' Association Scores
North Fremantle beat Cottesloe 6 12 to 0 2. Wentworth defeated Harrison juniors 4 3. Fremantle 11 10 defeated Navy 2 0.
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Fremantle
Wentworth
Harrison
Jrs
Fremantle Ex-Scholars Association
South Adelaide Beaten Across Round by Three Teams
Start results show Norwood defeating South Adelaide 12.15 to 7.13. West Torrens beat Port Adelaide 15.17 to 8.12. West Adelaide triumphed over Glenelg 12.14 to 6.10. Local standings reflect close contests and notable scoring bursts.
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Norwood
South Adelaide
West Torrens
Port Adelaide
West Adelaide
Glenelg
Victorian League Round Results Highlight Scoring
Fitzroy 9.14 defeated Collingwood 7.9 while Richmond 6.8 beat Carlton 3.10. Essendon 10.11 defeated Melbourne 5.12 and South Melbourne 7.6 overcame Geelong 7.3.
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Fitzroy
Collingwood
Richmond
Carlton
Essendon
Melbourne
South Melbourne
Geelong
Victorian Association Scores and Results Summary
Footscray 10.9 defeated N Melbourne a3 Port Melbourne 9.12 beat Brighton 6.15 Northcote 11.16 beat Prahran 6.5 Geelong 6.7 beat Williamstown 5.11 Brunswick 10.11 beat Hawthorn 7.4
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Footscray
N. Melbourne
Port Melbourne
Brighton
Northcote
Prahran
Geelong
Williamstown
Brunswick
Hawthorn
Goldfields Defeat Railways and Mines in Kalgoorlie
In Kalgoorlie Goldfields clocked 10.11 to Railways 6.19 and beat Mines 6.9 with Boulder securing 11.12. The results record a pair of wins at the local meeting.
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Kalgoorlie
Railways
Boulder
Mines
Next Saturdays Fixtures in Fremantle League
South Fremantle faces East Perth at Fremantle Oval while East Fremantle meets West Perth at Leederville Oval Subiaco plays Perth at W A C A Harrisons hosts E Fremantle at South Rec South Fremantle meets Spartans at Fremantle Park Brighton’s vs St Pauls at East Rec Palmyra meets Navy at Cottesloe North Fremantle plays St Johns at Bicton No 1 Beaconsfield faces Cottesloe at Polo Ground
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South Fremantle
Spartans
Fremantle Park
Brighton's
St. Paul's
East Rec
Palmyra
Navy
Cottesloe
North Fremantle
St. John’s
Bicton No. 1
Beaconsfield
Old Easts Beat East Perth After a Great Battle
In a crowded Port Oval test of nerve, Old Easts overcame East Perth after a tempestuous match. The visitors led 37 points at halftime but a second half rally by the blue and whites, despite poor goal kicking, turned the tide as teamwork improved and the seasiders faced a late challenge.
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Seasiders
Royal Blues
Spectator notes portray tight finish in Port clash
East Perth XVIII edged East Fremantle with strong kicking led by Benny Campbell five kicks four goals. Key performances from Lennie Brown, Mudie, Duffy, Bar ny, Daniels, Collins, Sparrow, Hebbard, Harrold and many others described across both Perth and Suby contests with Evans eight goals and Suby’s Campbell debut noted along with multiple merit efforts from Keller, O’Connor and Steele.
South beats Subiaco on North Oval in second win this season
South defeated Subiaco 14.13 to 6.13 on the North Oval. Ted Wilson and new players Tunstill and Fitzgerald starred, with several players showing overtraining fatigue. Snowy Gahan moved to Suburban, and a big dance at Victoria Hall Friday night drew interest. Next Saturday South meets Claremont-Cottesloe at North Fremantle.
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North Oval
Subiaco
South
Victoria Hall
Claremont-Cottesloe
North Fremantle
East Fremantle B defeats North Fremantle in stormy match
East Fremantle won 18 goals 10 behind to North Fremantle 5 goals 5 behind at East Fremantle Oval amid threatening weather. Despite injuries North fielded mainly reserves while East Fremantle’s players led by O Mara and Westergard shone. Butcher O Mara won the McKerchan Badge, Castlemaine was injured after North’s first goal, and a social event is planned for July 1 at the Town Hall.
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North Fremantle
East Fremantle
East Fremantle Oval
North
Les Charlton
Tom Casserley
Addison
Easts
Butcher O'Mara
Bill Binning
Gundy
Williams
Campbell
Castlemaine
Wright
O'Mara
Westergard
McIntosh
O'Donnell
Kenny
McFall
Roper
Bull Riley
P. Casserley
East
North East Fremantle Club Beats Cottesloe on North Oval
North East Fremantle Club defeated Cottesloe 6.12 to 2 on the North Oval. Evans and N Larson scored two goals each, with Hedley and Waters adding singles. Mofflin was best forward, Greenway and Bull top backs, and Andrews Seeber with Mofflin highlighted the forward line. Next week they face Souths on the South Recreation.
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Cottesloe Club
North Oval
North-East
Cottesloe
Evans
N. Larson
Hedley
Waters
Mofflin
Greenway
Bull
Souths
South Recreation Ground
East Fremantle Subdues South Fremantle 9 10 to 11 10
In a feature football match at East Fremantle Oval South Fremantle defeated by 9 10 to 11 10 with notable players Johnny Faulds Butchard Smith and Johnny Mac. Predictions by East Fremantle 75 East Perth 81 Perth 62 West Perth 69 South Fremantle 76 Subiaco 73 were noted with Arthur Newton close second and Hughes and Meldrum tied for third.
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Forbes
Wright
Johnny Faulds
Newey
Butchard
Smith
Crooky
Johnny Mac
East Fremantle
East Perth
Perth
West Perth
South Fremantle
Subiaco
Arthur Newton
C. R. Hughes
D. Meldrum
E. H. Tidy
C. E. Murtray
George Neaghan
Len
Jack Hettick
Greenway Leads Ball Handling Amid Team Notes
Greenway plays well but bounces the ball often. McCaskill and Tebbit show promise while Eddy remains steady. A Scotties Hall dance is planned and a Harrisons game is upcoming next Saturday.
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Greenway
McCaskill
Tebbit
Eddy
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Pearse
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Bill Cain
Andrews
Seeber
Mrs. Sault
Queen Victoria St
Art Union
Oddfellows’ Hotel
Jack Visser
Wood
JNR
A. Orlopf
J. W. Davies
H. J. Bishop
Union Stores
Duke of York Hotel
Bannister Street
Walter Ellis
Olf
Beaconsfield Bakery
Advertiser
S. Fremantle
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