Railways defeat Fire Brigade in Geraldton premiership clash
In windy conditions at Huniby recreation ground Railways beat Fire Brigade by three goals after a fast first half. Key players included C Cross and H Howell for Railways with J Horton unavailable for Fire Brigade. Umpire C W Starr penalised a ball out of bounds as Railways surged to a 12 8 to 7 8 half time lead and extended in the final terms with Cross adding multiple majors and Northover scoring for the blue and whites.
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C. Cross
Fire Brigade
Railways
Geraldton National Football Association
Recreation Ground
Huniby
Kaltwase
J. Horton
G. Travis
4. Wreasted
Bieck
C. W. Starr
Ort
Railwase
A_ Wrensted
Catron
W. Sweeter
A. Mather
Caten
J. Harting
K. Giles
Crom
B. Edwards
H. Howell
F. Marnien
Northover
Northover, 0. Mowe, E. Pyatt, F. WinkeMd, D. Randy
G. Hamben
M. Miktwaters
Ande T. Anget
2. Mounier
K. Morris
1. Glance
K. Cowper
F. Cooper
N. Grigsby
C. Dornan
Q. Worthington
N. Jupp
J. ScMahon
T. O'Malles
J. Scott
G. Jupp
W. McCormick
F. H. Wilcox
It. Saunders
W. Hollings
A. Eaton
Mart
G. Brunnen
Travis
Brigades
T. O'Malley
Raltwass
Hi. Howell
Peigaae
C. Crom
Wikeur
Raullwass
Tt. Saunders
G. Howe
O'Malley
Howell
Vire Brigade
Wilcox
N. Northover
Citadel
Bull
Yoomman
A. Maher
Sone
Crome
Brigwile
Statf
Trowell
Ing
Hise and Works
Wrensted
Sweetam
Dyatt
Lnst
Feld
Maximui
Croms
E. Glies
Hunts
Steemed
Terwante
Aml
N. Joy
Atbeke Toewe
C. Cram
J. Soot
Fine Brigade
N. Grigahy
P. Cooper
G, Worthington
Meeting of Association Selectors Appointed
Ground during matches a decision barred entry of cycles and set admission rules for children. Those up to twelve enter free while ages twelve to sixteen pay a small fee. The association coach Mr T Lawn, president Mr A B Rutherford, and others approved eighteen permits for Movers and three for Fire Brigade.
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T. Lawn
A.B. Rutherford
H. Stuss
South Fremantle to Visit Geraldton in August
South Fremantle has accepted Geraldton National Football Association’s invitation to visit in August. Secretary PF Harrison says a party of 42 will travel by special bus, with about 50 due to join for the Geraldton games. Plans include arriving Friday, August 12, a district match on August 13, and a game on August 14 with a side drawn from three clubs.
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South Fremantle
PF. W. Harrison
Geraldton
Perth
Failing to Leave Town Charged Under Native Administration Act
Two Geraldton men faced the resident magistrate after failing to leave town when ordered by police. Coomer and Pearce denied or questioned duties, with Coomer claiming circus attendance and Pearce admitting near the Marine Terrace area. Both faced warnings. Pearce was fined 1 shilling and offered a parole option, while Coomer received leniency as the magistrate cautioned immediate departure on future orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. T. Annet
Gerritton
D. J. Allan
Defembants
Native Affairs
Geraldton
LH. Clifford
A. G. Stule
Marine Terriceith Walice
T. G Price
Teginaki Coomer
Coomer
Jin
Tme
Volleecon Atable Pres
Coliceeermant
D. J
Hythe
Jait
Ansell
Jimmy Pearce
Price
Marine Terrace
Turlacher Street
Pearce
Solits
Timne
Devashin Pearce
Muriye ‘Terrace
Hiquar
Peavee
Picture Theatre
Marine Tecrave
Wayratea
Learce
Ashplant Wins Juvenile Three Miles in Weathered Race
Last Sunday's Willewk Drive event saw Ashplant win the Juvenile Three Miles by a wide margin over a back marker, with Fripp narrowly defeating Ashplant in the Junior Six Miles. McKilop and McCagh led the senior sprint, as machine trouble disrupted several runners and the field.
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Coanurber
Pwolemzi
O. Ashplint Too Wee
U. Dawkalon
ST Seex
Junior
Fripp
Sees
Notre
TE Meen
Benior
McCugh
Hite
So Iain
Women's Hockey Opens 1949 Season at Queen's Park
The Geraldton Women's Hockey Association opened the 1949 season with a match between Cardinals and Imperials at Queen's Park. Stars for Imperials included Riddle and E Durnett while Cardials featured J Criddie. The A Grade contest ended in a tight draw after a first-half lead by Imperials.
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Queen's Park
Geraldton
Leperluis
Muanem
Imperiale
Riddle
E. Durnett
Cardinals
J. Criddie
N. Burges
Imperial
Caedhiala
Herbert Taving
Th. Maley
W. Morrissey
Thonton
S$ Street
Obstruction Conviction From May Street Incident
Jenkin pleaded guilty to obstructing pedestrian traffic on Kleemer Street in May. The case, heard by the bench led by Mr. T. Atwell, involved Butler sergeant and constable 8. ML. Greem noting a stakeout near Eleanor Street and Durlacher Street. A witness testified Jenkin was betting on racehorses at the scene.
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Vined
Harry
Uwe Treruttton
Pace Court
Geruldthem
Kleemer Street
Hoxuen
Atlan
Jenkin
Greem
Eleanor Street
Toner
Durlacher Street
Jennie
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