Gladstone Wins Premiership in Easy Final
Gladstone defeated Jamestown in a match played at Gladstone before about 900 spectators. Gladstone dominated all quarters, securing a three-year premiership run and equaling Jamestown with five titles overall. Captain M Read will later receive a Morris chair and the cup donated by Mr A Napper. Gladstone will hold the association shield for another year.
Gladstone Institute Committee Holds August Meeting
The Gladstone Institute Committee met on Monday August 11 with President L Carthew presiding. New members Grubb and Dickson welcomed. Finances show a combined deficit of £499 18s 3d. seating chairs ordered. works under contract to be pushed. multiple sub committees appointed. death of F E Meleng mourned and tribute express.
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W. L. Palmer
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J. F. Dowling
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Rail car plan debated for Northern lines in Assembly
In a House of Assembly session last week Mr Nicholls pressed the Minister of Railways on replacing steam trains with rail cars on northern lines and on Port Pirie Adelaide services. Answers noted economies and hinted at timetable maintenance with costs cited as 2/6 and 4/2/6 per mile for the Port Pirie Adelaide service.
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Gladstone Clinches Victory With High Scoring Win
Gladstone overwhelmed Jamestown 11 12 to 3 15 with a dominant team performance. Best players for Gladstone included Yates Bergin Gale McCrathy Humphris Sheridan Read Palmer Harris and Kearney, while Jamestown’s Dawes Wilsdon Horgan Blake White Pascoe O Loughlin Curyer and Kerin played fair. Goalkickers for Gladstone were Sheridan with six goals, Harris two, plus OBrien Farmer and Kearney. Jamestown’s McCarthy two and Curyer. The piece lists premiership winners since 1999 with Jamestown, Crystal Brook, Laura and Gladstone among prior champions.
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Horgan
Blake
White Pascoe
O'Loughlin
Curyer
Kerin
S. Harris
O’brien
Farmer
McCarthy
Crystal Brook
Laura
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