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Red Dust Revival – 12-15 Sep 2019

21/06/2019 By Moya Sharp 1 Comment

The LAKE PERKOLILLI RED DUST REVIVAL 2019 12 to 15 September ON A CLAYPAN NEAR KALGOORLIE, Western Australia AUSTRALIA’S MOTOR SPORT MAVERICKS HEAD BUSH 19 June 2019 It’s called sacrilege! Desecration! A travesty! Covering precious antique race cars and bikes in sticky red dust and driving them at extraordinary speeds. The drivers of 100 pre-war […]

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Filed Under: Sport Tagged With: Car Racing, Goldfields History, Perkolilli, sport

Sparta Soccer Club-

16/06/2019 By Moya Sharp 4 Comments

The following photographs have been shared  by Outback Family History reader, Gwen Dundon. Her father, David A Reed, was one of the players. Sparta Soccer Club 1935 Winners Mewburn league Cup & Nicholson Cup Back Row: L-R  Dresa, Rocki, Botica, Silich, Evas, Frankovich, Vlasich Centre Row: Franich, Woodland (V Capt), Olds (President), David Reed (Captain), […]

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Filed Under: People, Sport Tagged With: Kalgoorlie boulder, soccer, sport, Western Australia

Australian Sikh & Hindu – Indian Wrestlers

16/06/2019 By Moya Sharp Leave a Comment

Wrestling was a National sport in India and many Indians maintained their interest in the sport when they came to Australia competing at all levels of the sport that were staged in a wide range of venues, for example; Massa Singh fought Australian Harry Pearce for a purse of £100 ($200) in Kalgoorlie, Western Australia, […]

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Filed Under: People, Sport Tagged With: Australian History, Goldfields History, Hindu, Indian, Kalgoorlie boulder, Sikh, sport, Western Australia, Wrestling

CBC Basket Ball – sports stars

16/02/2019 By Moya Sharp 5 Comments

Christian Brothers College Kalgoorlie has a long sporting history. There following are some photographs from the basket ball teams:- The missing name in the above photograph is Alan Cummings 1978-1979 Premier Winning Team. The following verse was written by OFH reader, Tony Bozich:- There’s the dream comes back of family, friend or schoolfellow long departed, […]

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Whats in a Name – The Moonta Turks

13/04/2018 By Moya Sharp 4 Comments

I have often wondered about the names of these teams. They are both Cricket and Football teams with the same name, the Moonta Turks. This in its self is quite unusual I think, and I have not been able to find out the origin of the name. I first noticed it because my maiden name […]

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Filed Under: People, Sport Tagged With: Australian History, Goldfields History, Kalgoorlie boulder, Moonta Turks, sport, Western Australia

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