Australian Football: 3ADES Defeat Bail Ware Amid Poor Attendance
The 3ADES team defeated Bail ware in a low attendance match. Officials noted crowd turnout was significantly down, impacting the atmosphere and event revenue.
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 17, 1926
Page
1
The 3ADES team defeated Bail ware in a low attendance match. Officials noted crowd turnout was significantly down, impacting the atmosphere and event revenue.
In a tense clash the Brigades defeated the Railways 9 goals 12 to 4 goals 10 behinds. Standouts included Bohan, Kemp, Lynch, Powell, O Malley, and Windred for the victors, while Bowe, Pus, Angel, Moore, Seeker, and McClure starred for the Railway side. A late clash between umpires and spectators marked the third quarter but was resolved.
Junior Bri gaden secured a narrow win over Railways in a tense matchup. The result highlights Bri gaden's late effort and the defensive stand that sealed the contest.
Forrest led with strong showing as Tonio Brigmore scored three goals and Junior Railways added three behinds. Waller Cunningham D Abon and Findlay starred for the winners while Watson Hunter Mellor and Christensen shone for Railways. Final: Rovers 12 goals 24 behinds Walkaway 2 goals 5 behinds.
Town and Thistles played a hard fought match with Ward’s goalkeeping standout for Thistles while Town benefited from Cartwright and Ward’s combined efforts. Easton featured for Thistles and Easther sparked efforts, but a 2 1 draw left both sides with a point as Ward and Corkhill shone in defense and midfields.
A menu and receipts from a Victoria turf club committee fundraising event show totals of 208 pounds 5 shillings 6 pence with receipts from concerts and pledges. Several named donors and contributors are listed with amounts ranging around one pound each.
In Parliament last week Mr. A. E. Green argues Marble Bar Western Australia is the best place, then jokes about the Big Ben of Broome. He cites rising allowances for low grade public servants and recalls posts about costs in tropical stations. The Postmaster General promises review, while examples show officers struggling on meagre wages and meals.
An Adelaide note reports the abandonment of the case against Bec cy 8 Comaer and a protest by Sir Josiah Symon and Lady Rymon. The Mind a Home affair involves embezzlement claims, committee resignations, and calls to revive prosecution while relatives repay the misused funds.
Multiple fabric listings and ladies garments are advertised with fresh stock and special prices. Pure wool materials plus natural finishes, decorative prints, and color blends shown. Knitted jumpers coats and velour coats offered in varied shades at reduced prices for immediate sale.
A collection of odd and blunt safety signs warn drivers about speed, crossing danger, and keeping hands on wheels. Many messages urge caution, from speed limits to avoiding reckless behavior, with grim reminders of injuries and fatalities on the road.
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