East Brem Defeats West Welch In WAFL Final Action
East Brem tops West Welch in a WAFL final heat with strong scoring from Leonard and Welland. Notable contributions come from Cockburn, Hickey, Beasley, and Sexton for East Brem while Valley uni and South Australia players post solid tallies in a packed all sixes event style recap.
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Leonard
Welland
Cockburn
Hickey
Beasley
Sexton
Morris
Outridge
Scaddan
Edwards, Smith and Riches
Vtahen and Bunning
Norwood WL Triumphs In Crowland Semi Final Thriller
Norwood WL defeated Start by seven points in a keenly contested league semi final at Crowland. A crowd of about twenty eight thousand watched a see-saw battle that swung on late pace, delivering Norwood a thrilling victory and a place in the final.
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Golding
Norwood
Crowland
Perth 1925 football match ends in heavy wind aided upset
The article details a windy, chaotic game where West Pert and Easts clashed as fans paid £600 to witness Perth’s exit for the 1925 season. Eight goals came from three percent scoring shots amid gusts, with Dimny Coffey pivoting, Barney Sheedy and Skinny Baird delivering strong plays, and solid Recke and Ray Mudie keeping defenses tight.
West Perth forfeits to East Fremantle in near playoff row
East Fremantle won by forfeit as West Perth, eyeing premiership chances, declined to play in the A Grade semi final. South Fremantle beat Cottesmont 9.10 to 4.6, Perth 19.9 defeated Subiaco 7.3 to claim fourth place, with Perth 24 point margin over Subiaco. South Fremantle rise to second on premiership list as Cottesmont struggle to form a side. Semi final South Fremantle v Perth set for surface.
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East Fremantle
West Perth
Perth
Subiaco
Cottesmont
South
Fremantle Junior Association Finals Report
Fremantle Junior Association notes a strong Seasiders link with Nipper Truscott showing form. Cottesloe beat South Fremantle 9.7 to 7.4 as Dolan and Lennie Brown impressed. North Fremantle beat Wentworth 6.7 to 4.9 in semi finals. Abe Cinoris and Kul Jarvis named standout players with Parks, Taylor, Soutsr, Millington, Reardon and Denton among top contributors. North to meet Cottesloe for the final, with South Fremantle holding a possible challenge after the next match date.
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Nipper Truscott
Cottesloe
South Fremantle
Dolan
Lennie Brown
North
Southam
Fremantle Association Semi finals Preview
Brighton 7.17 beat St Pauls 6.16 while Palmyra won by forfeit from Spartans. North Fremantle defeated Cottesloe easily. The Brighton St Pauls match proved sharp and the minor premiers stayed pressed. The first semi final is set for Saturday at North Fremantle Oval with Brighton vs North Fremantle.
Geelong and Collingwood Reach Victorian League Final Round
Geelong defeats Footscray while Melbourne and Collingwood win to join Geelong and Kasen dar in the finals. Collingwood edges ahead of Richmond on average to qualify. Essendon and Collingwood set for next Saturday semi final. Hagger leads goal scorers with 72 majors for Geelong.
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Collingwood
Hagger
Geelong
Moriarty
Fitzroy
Johnson
Davie
G. Coventry
Jenkins
Shelton
St. Kilda
Dunn
Carlton
Rankin
Season's Goal-Kickers A Grade Subliaco
Rodrigues 88 Aheara 34 J Grigg lead Subliaco in a high scoring A grade display with top marks for accuracy and teamwork. The match highlighted strong kicking from key players as the side built momentum through the game.
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Subliaco
Rodrigues
Aheara
J. Grigg
East Fremantle Triumph Over Beaconsfield in Uneventful Match
East Fremantle Oval saw East defeat Beaconsfield 4.11 to 2.2. Prominent players Forsyth Basedean Ebbe Wm Sorrell Woolcock and Cain starred with Forsyth highlighted for his brilliant runs around the boundary and Sorrell for high marks. Poole impressed up forward. next week East meets White Gum.
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East Fremantle Oval
East
Beaconsfeld
Beaconsfield
Forsyth
Basedean
Ebbe
Wm. Sorrell
Woolcock
Cain
Sorrell
Poole
Adelphian victory over Scouts in basketball return match
Last Friday the Adelphians defeated the Scouts 44 to 31 on their home court after a fast, sporting game. Stenthouse stood out with 11 goals for Adelphians, while Edgar led Scouts with 17. Umpire was impartial and future rematch is anticipated.
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Adelphian
Adelphians
Scouts
Edgar
Heston
Parkinson
Marchant
Williams
Stenthouse
Thompson
Mudge
Gracie
Kalgoorlie Match Ends in Second Place Again at Cup Carnival
In Kalgoorlie the annual Cup Carnival match ended with the home team again in second place. Fields players Hannah and Brown shone with bat while Gogan and Fraser led with ball. Weasiders' Pete Winch Billy Niglands Duggins and Young Pat Healy produced notable batting, with Healy also excelling in bowling. Perc Winch impressed behind the wickets. Score details show a 145 total for the Fields and 65 for the weasiders before sundries. Public Notices remind readers of a Freemantle Senior Matting Cricket Association meeting at St John’s Hall Cantonment Street on September 25.
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Kalgoorlie
Secon
Tote
Hannah
Brown
Gogan
Fraser
Pete Winch
Billy Niglands
Duggins
Pat’ Healy
Bosey” Kelly
Jim Duggan
Public Notices
Fremantle Senior Matting Cricket Association
St. John’s Hall
Cantonment-street
Druid's C C Holds Annual Broke Social at P and O Hotel
On Saturday night the Druid's C C will stage its Annual Broke Social at the P and O Hotel. A 7 o'clock teeting precedes the event to organize plans for the forthcoming season.
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Druid’s C.C
Farewell concert by Mr Wm Heaghan at Fremantle Town Hall
The renowned Scottish basso Mr William Heaghan and associate artists will perform a farewell concert at Fremantle Town Hall on Wednesday. Heaghan tours Australia and plans Sydney and Melbourne performances before a world tour reaching the United States and Canada. Also featured is 20 year old violinist Hyman Lenzer, praised as Australia’s Heifetz.
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Wm. Heaghan
Town Hall
Fremantle
Australia
Sydney
Melbourne
United States
Canada
Hyman Lenzer
Heifetz
Scouts urged to register for Albany camp and holiday plans
Scouts are urged to procure the monthly Boy Scout edition and notify the Scout master early. With the Troop represented at Albany Camp there will be no Xmas camp, so Scouts wishing to spend the holiday should register their names for Albany.
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Albany Camp
Albany
Fremantle Rifle Club Stage Two of President's Trophy
Next Saturday the Fremantle Rifle Club will shoot over the 600 yard range for the second stage of the President's Trophy. The draw for firing positions will occur at 1 45 p.m. under Captain W Gibson.
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W. Gibson
Fremantle Rifle Club
Pay envelopes with two ten shilling notes urged
A letter to the editor from a Port shopkeeper urges Harbour Trust and Shipping Co to include two ten shilling notes in every pay envelope over one pound to ease change. The writer argues big business can assist small traders. Also quoted is a youthful exchange praising wartime saving, referencing Kryptok spectacles as a time saving asset.
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Harbour Trust
Shipping Co's
Dad
Fremantle Show Committee Convenes and Plans March Event
The Fremantle Show Committee met to discuss disputed accounts with chairman W J Cooke presiding. Treasurer Jane noted progress after some arrears were paid, and letters from the Business Men's Association Westralian Farmers Limited and Dungey and O Malley offered support and a judge. A fourth show is planned for March if finances allow, with a further meeting to finalize details. The Melville Roads Board donated £2 2s.
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Fremantle Show Committee
W. J. Cooke
Cooke
Jane
Business Men‘s Association
Westralian Farmers Limited
Messrs
Dungey
Melville Roads Board
Last Chance to Hear Great Artists Before U.S. Departure
Sadie Granger-Broad, the noted dramatic soprano, and Gladys Sayer, a pianist acclaimed as soloist and accompanist, will perform once more for local music lovers before their departure for the United States. Box plans are at Shepherd's newsagents.
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Derstanding
Sadie Granger-Broad
Gladys Sayer
United States
Shepherd's, Newsagents
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