SEASON 1926 GAME 1: May 9 Nth. Broome 12.11.83 def Sth. Broome 7.11.53 GAME 2: May 16 Nth. Broome 10.17.77 def Sth. Broome 6.11.4 GAME 3: May 23 Sth. Broome 6.16.52 def Nth. Broome 5.4.34 GAME 4: May 30 Nth. Broome 14.12.96 def Sth. Broome 8.8.56 GAME 5: June 6th Nth. Broome 12.6.78 def Sth. Broome 9.4.58 GAME 6: June 13th Sth. Broome 9.9.63 def Nth. Broome 8.8.56 June 20th - NO GAME due to a game of Cricket against the visiting team of Derby GAME 7: June 27th Sth. Broome 7.8.50 def Nth. Broome 5.11.41 GAME 8 July 4 Nth. Broome 14.19.103 def Sth. Broome 4.4.28 GAME 9 July 18 Nth. Broome 12.12.84 def Sth. Broome 8.4.52 PREMIERS - North Broome with 6 wins for the season (South 3)

GAME 1: May 9 Nth. Broome 12.11.83 def Sth. Broome 7.11.53

 

GAME 5: June 6th Nth. Broome 12.6.78 def Sth Broome 9.4.58

 

GAME 6: JUNE 13th Sth. Broome 9.9.63 def Nth Broome 8.8.56

 

GAME 7: June 27th Sth. Broome 7.8.50 def Nth. Broome 5.11.41

 

GAME 9 July 18 Nth. Broome 12.12.84 def Sth. Broome 8.4.52

 

SOCIAL GAME: PRICE v DIX PLAYED ON 25TH AUGUST 1926

HEROES OF THE PAST GAME AUGUST 1st 1926

While Roebuck had defeated Dampier in an exciting cricket clash on Saturday the following day saw South win the last game by three points. "Long and short, fat and thin Heroes of decades past and other doers of mighty football deeds stripped the barrackers game on Sunday and ever since the local medico has been mending the split sides of those who just escaped dying laughing.

Captain Dodson (Souths - and owner of the grocery store) and Creagh (Norths) led out their striplings a little after time, but they were willing from the word go and it was well that the nurses and boy scout ambulance were in attendance. On several occasions they found it necessary to rush to the arena and rescue a fallen gladiator. However, though many fell down they got up and finished the game, albeit many wore crutches, limps and sticks on Monday. Fortune ever fickle favoured first North then South. Some say it was not fortune but wind and both sides could not have all the wind at once. Eventually just on the bell South scored a goal and won by five goals eight points to five goals five points.

The children's picnic, for which the game was played. benefited by £9.12.8 inclusive of a donation from Mrs Bunce and the picnic funds totalled now £20.10.