Cheltenham Defeats Caulfield District In Scrappy Clash
Cheltenham beat Caulfield District 6 7 to 3 11 in a rough, tight game. Notable play from M'Kinnon, Warburton, Lawlor, and Wolf as Cheltenham led at each stage.
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Newspaper
Moorabbin News
Location
Moorabbin, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1914
Page
8
Cheltenham beat Caulfield District 6 7 to 3 11 in a rough, tight game. Notable play from M'Kinnon, Warburton, Lawlor, and Wolf as Cheltenham led at each stage.
Cheltenham beat Ellindale in a rough Saturday clash on Ellindale ground, 4 9 to 0 9 at three quarter time. Key players for Cheltenham included Wynne and Hutchinson with Read, Wadeworth, Teagle, and OLoghlen prominent in a revived second half as Cheltenham overturned an early deficit to win by two goals late in the match.
At the Federal Football Association gathering tensions flared over an on-field incident. Nathan and Vogg disputed who struck first, witnesses conflicted, and after lengthy debate both players were suspended four Saturdays, with some cases deferred for next meeting. Several team managers and umpires faced questioning as rules and permits were scrutinized amid talk of penalties and clearances.
Fragmentary notice reads a coupon tied to a June 20 event under the Federal Football Association. It mentions a game on the 13th inst and speculates a high score by a player named Hextal, with unclear sign-off and garbled address details.
A late Saturday Cheltenham match drew moderate attendance as the home side pressed hard but fell one goal behind. Key moments featured Warburton and Gouldthorpe for Cheltenham, with Drummond and Hansen assisting in attack while Cheltenham defense held firm until a final push by their opponents.
Fragmentary OCR yields limited readable facts. An apparent notice mentions a house, dates, and a location code Sas S25. No clear names, organizations, or events are discernible from the legible text.
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