Deer Park suffers sluggish start as Newport dominates opening
Deer Park 1 C 1 opens with seventeen players and late inclusion Norm Honey in borrowed gear as Newport wins the opening toss and leads by two goals. The Park rally in the second quarter, a strong third with wind advantage, and a 10 goal final period spark a dramatic comeback before Brighton halts Deer Park’s surge.
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1.C.1
Newport
Norm Honey
Deer Park
Roy Pope
L.C.I
Brighton Visitors Halted by Imperial Five Two Victory
Soccer Club News notes Brighton visited by Imperials. Geo Weir named captain. A windy Lane pitch and a sunlit second half challenged both teams as the Seasiders pressed early, with Johnny Campbell nearly scoring before the visitors struck first.
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Brighton
Imperials
Geo. Weir
Homesters
Seasiders
Johnny Campbell
Kemp
Johnny
1.C.l
Reserves Thank Local Help After 6 0 Win
The club thanks L Mills CramnJ Chambers G Clayton and D Cramond junior for attending last Saturday week at Moreland. Several players still played cricket and the team benefited. The reserve team won 6 0 with C Taylor W Farraw a new full back and A Noble contributing in inside right.
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L. Mills
Cramnj. Chambers
G. Clayton
D. Cramond
Moreland
South Yarra
C. Taylor
W. Farraw
A. Noble
H. Taylor
Taylor
J. Wise
T. Higgins
J. Cramond
F. Cook
Rankin Urges Australian Oil Development for Fuel Security
Major-General G J Rankin urged the Bendigo RACV to press the government to develop Australia's natural oil resources or stockpile fuel for emergencies. He warned that Australia could face petrol shortages within weeks if proactive steps are not taken, citing Japan as a contrast with larger reserves. Rankin cited Gippsland oil prospects, existing oil in Newnes and brown coal extraction costs, arguing Australia could profitably develop local oil with proper methods.
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Bendigo
R.A.C.V
G. J. Rankin
M-H.r
Australia
Rankin
Japan
Gippsland
Pennsylvania
Great Gippsland
Newnes
Disregard of Road Lines Warns of Passing Dangers
The Royal Automobile Club of Victoria notes many drivers disregard double white lines on curves and hills, risking head on collisions. Laws allow fines up to £20 for crossing these lines placed by the Country Roads Board. An example along the Princes Highway between Oakleigh and Pakenham shows repeated violations on hilltops.
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Country Roads Board
Royal Automobile Club of Victoria
Princes Highway
Oakleigh
Pakenham
R.A.C.V
Road "Autocrats" Endanger Lives on Unstable Drivers
A dramatic critique alleges private car operators with unstable character are risking human lives, claiming road conduct by would be autocrats of the road endangers pedestrians and motorists alike.
Road safety and driver conduct admonition from Victoria club
The Royal Automobile Club of Victoria warns that a small but dangerous group of drivers act rashly on the road. Overtaking and forcing through traffic often endanger innocent passengers and lead to tragic crashes. The piece urges leaving discipline to police rather than risking unsafe attempts to impede faster traffic.
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Royal Automobile Club of Victoria
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LCI
Banjo” Patterson
Bob Cook
Cookie
Bill Power
Norm Hiskens
Bill Day
Ed Hunter
Des. Leunig
Allen Grant
Patterson
Les Neal
Tassy Graham
Bert Iggins
Chap
Norm
Braybrook
Dougie
Jock Lyons
1. I.C
Agai
Bob Gray
Don Wilson
Don
Jock
Sharp
Geo Weir
Tommy Sharp
Weir
Lyons
Wilson
Dockerty
Fawkner Park
T. Sharp
G. Weir
J. Young
G. Sharp
T. Burr
W. Douglas
P. Young
RK. Gray
J. Lyons
J. Campbell
D. Wilson
J. Johnstone
Sunshine
I.C
Footscray Thistle
Sunshine Post Office
Cook
Higgins
Noble
Wise
Farraw
Clayton
OD. Graf
E. Taylor
Chalmers
McCubbin
Newport GB
Graham G
Wiggins
Neal
Hiskins
Vincent
Soccer Club News
J. B. Salmond
ER. M. Young
Gunnedah Street
Isda Eee Shine
Paterson
Paterson's
Footscray
Nicholson ST. Footscray
Fitzroy and Country
Govmamnes
Victoria
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