Georgetown Triumph Over Caltowie In Wet Premiership Clash
In a muddy Gladstone Oval duel Georgetown edged Caltowie with 5 goals to 4 behinds after a hard fought four quarter battle. Best for Georgetown were the team as a unit while N Haren and N Dunn stood out for Caltowie with Bottger and Noonan among the scorers.
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Gladstone Oval
Caltowie
Georgetown
Crystal Brook
Jamestown
N. Haren
Dunn
Page
Tabe
Donhardt
Sanders
Len Holland
Carmoiy
J. Noonan
Bottger
Myatt
L. Noonan
R. Dunn
Redlegs
Grennil
Wakefield
K. Noonan
Smour
K. Haven
N. Haven
Wei
Caltowie N. Haren
Holland
Hartwig
Stviom
Leahy
W. Sa Ders
J. Carmody
Calrowie
Tahe
Gladstone Tennis Club elects officers and plans teams
At a damp meeting the Gladstone Tennis Club elected Patron Mr W Growden President Mr H B McLachlan Vice Presidents Messrs F Barter and J M Read Hon Sec Mr W G Cook Club Captain Mr A J Lawrie. Two senior teams to the Belalie and Northern Areas Associations. Opening day set for September 25 with coaching for juniors on Wednesdays.
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Glat ‘Stone Tennis Club
Fiyers
W. Growden
H. B. McLachlan
Messia
F. Barter
J. M. Read
W. G. Cook
A. J. Lawrie
Belalie Association
Ong
Tthe
Northern Areas Association
Corporation Court
Opening of Western Wing and Northern High Schools Athletics Meet
The Minister of Education will declare open Jamestown High School’s new western wing at 11 am on Wednesday September 20 with a 12 o’clock lunch for 26 guests. The same day the Northern High Schools Athletics meet unfolds on the school oval with Gladstone Peterborough Bosleron Centre and Jamestown competing for the Northern High Schools Sports Shield. Junior and Senior Cups for boys and girls were donated by local businessmen H L Beridge W L Palmer J Gilfillan J Ge Lester.
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W. Teffries
M.P
Jamestown High School
W. J. Adey
Fsn
C.M.G
Architect-iehist
Northern High Schools
Gladstone
Peterborough
Bosleron Centre
Jamestown
Messrs
H. L. Berridge
W. L. Palmer
J. Gilfillan
J. Ge Lester
Wittley
Wal. Dawes
Mervyn Wendant
Givist
Irene Finn
Sans Joan Eyisingou
Aist
Gladstone Show Today At Financial Grounds
The annual Syring Show at the Gladstone Financial Grounds Commuters opens this Friday afternoon. Excellent entries promise keen competition across all sections with trophies on view for exhibitors. Mr. W. Bennett will inaugurate the event and an afternoon tea will be served by a ladies committee.
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Gladstone Financial
W. Bennett
Gladstone
Visit of West Torrens B to Jamestown Exhibition
West Torrens B will visit Jamestown for a football exhibition against North Adelaide B in fine ground conditions. Jamestown fields its strongest side with all players available and postmatch festivities include a dance at St James Hall. Ramblers Football Club plans an end of season trip to Pirie after a successful year and credits F Fry and C Moroney for season trophies.
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West Torrens 2
Jamestown
North Adelaide
West Torrens
L.A. Association
St. James Hall
Piri
Ramblerstein
Pirle
C. Curnow
Messrs
F. Fry
C. Moroney
Road defects tied to accidents in RAA briefing
R.A.A. news bulletin highlights road defects as a contributing cause in nearly 60 percent of English accidents. A survey cited by the MLA argues focused road improvements could align Highways policy with modern needs and reduce accidents.
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R.A.A
Tte
Arectal
England
MLA
Highways Department
Mechanical fault in engine shown by misaligned components
The text notes that a crank will not engage with shaft dogs and that the meter has dropped due to crushed rubber support blocks. It suggests replacing the blocks or using washers to correct the issue. A sagged motor worsens universal angle and reduces smoothness.
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Faye
Georgetown triumph caps off football season with shield
The Georgetown club wins the Association Shield for the year 1926 at Jamestown, also earning £14 10s in cash. The Page Cup becomes permanent property of Georgetown after two wins, while the Lagle Mu and the Lyell Cup are secured for Georgetown as Jamestown remains the other club with a legen. Neil Marent, captain of the Callowly teams, congratulates the victors as the season ends with a decisive final.
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Jamestown
Georgetown
Lwolees Mu
Neil Marent
Caliowly
Aunt Caphiin
Pee Genesorn
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Pank
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Lana
Tatra
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J. & R. Forgan Limited
Crystal Brook and
Port Pirie
Hearne
Hearnes
Gladstone Tennis Club
Ramblers Football Club
R.A.A. News Bulletin
Coventry Eagle
Coventry-agie
M.S. McLeod Tyre Stores
Adelaide
Flinders Street
Hindley Street
Mount Gambier
Zebrizzly
Zebra
Grizzly
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