OVAL GAME MARRED BY INCIDENTS
West Tamworth defeated Manilla as three players were sent off in the second half after a fracas near the West 25 yard line. Stewart and Stanford were dismissed. Bull left the field for rough play amid a tense finish. J Bell starred for Manilla with Bennett and Leary also strong.
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P. Stewart
West
J. Stanford
C. Bull
Manila
Manilla
Mr. O'Brien
Benning
Stewart
Stanford
Bull
J. Leary
Leary
R. Burke
P. Smyth
West Tamworth
McKinnon
Bell
Bennett
Smyth
Plater
Wright
Lee
Manlila
Ony
Lemons
Butt
Burke
Curtin
J. Bell
Bo Bennett
West Tamworth Seconds Dominate Manilla With 35–3 Victory
West Tamworth seconds overpowered Manilla 35 to 3 as West’s bright football and frequent scoring runs lit up the field. D Forward scored Manilla’s sole try with E Matthews adding the conversion. The juniors also fell to West Tamworth 6 to 2.
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D. Forward
Manilla
E. Matthews
West Tamworth
A Schoolboy's Impression of ANZAC Meaning in Manilla
Jim Elliot of Manilla Rural School won the Manilla RSL ANZAC essay contest with A Schoolboy's Impression of the Meaning of ANZAC. Special prizes went to Rex Carter and Henry Lennon. The essay recounts ANZAC origins, Gallipoli landing, and the toll of war, noting ongoing remembrance each April 25.
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Manila Rural School
Jim Elliot
Rex Carter
Henry Lennon
Aust
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Sydney
Minotaur
Tan Hamilton
Egypt
New Zealand
Birdwood
Cape Hellis
Gallipoli
Gaba Cove
Anzac Cove
Lemne
Aegean
Sland
Penne
Sari Bair
Hamilton
Munro
Pee Ia
Kitchener
Australie
Anzac
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