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Scores from 1946 Scores from 1946 - 1950 1946 Milbrulong 7.14-56 d Osborne 4.13-37 Best: Mat Lane, Laurie Gleeson, Jack Doig, Roy Schneider Osborne 12.4-76 d Mittagong 8.13-61 Best: C Doig (outstanding), M Lane, L Gleeson, B Bowyer, K Doig , R Schneider Osborne 11.13-79 d Lockhart 7.9-58 Best: C Doig, M Lane, L Gleeson, O’Connell, K Doig, B Bowyer Osborne 10.14-74 d Yerong Creek 9.2-56 Best: C Doig, K Terlich, J Doig, B Bowyer, G O’Connell, L Gleeson Osborne 6.14-50 d Boree Creek 6.8-44 Osborne 15.16-106 d The Rock 4.12-36 Osborne 4.13-37 d Milbrulong 1.4-10 Best: C Doig, F Farrell, G O’Connell, D Gleeson, P H Gleeson, L Gleeson Collingullie 7.11-53 d Osborne 7.10-52 Best C Doig, K Terlich, R Gleeson, G O’Connell Osborne 8.7-55 d Mittagong 6.7-43 Osborne 9.9-63 d Lockhart 1.3-9 Osborne 11.19-85 d Yerong Creek 1.6-11 Osborne 13.11-89 d Boree Creek 6.10-46 The Rock 8.11-59 d Osborne 5.10-40 Goals: D Gleeson 4, P Gleeson Best: L Gleeson, G O’Connell, J Doig, Schneider 2nd Semi Osborne 15.9-99 d The Rock 13.13-91 Grand Final Milbrulong 11.12-74 d Osborne 7.12-54 Best: C Doig, I Doig, D Gleeson, J Doig, F Farrall, L Gleeson Goals: J O’Connell 3, D Gleeson 2, M Lane, C Doig 1947 Osborne 11.14-80 d Milbrulong 4.7-31 Best: C Doig, J Doig, K Terlich, K Carn, R Gleeson Goals: R Schneider 3, K Doig 2, J Doig 2, Farrell 2 1st Semi Osborne 14.12-96 d Yerong Creek 12.13-85 Goals: C Doig 4, G Smith 4, J Doig 2, L Klemke 2, K Doig, R Schneider Grand Final The Rock 14.17-107 d Osborne 14.5-89 Goals: L Klemke 4, C Doig 4, D Gleeson 3, R Schneider 2, F Farrell Best: C Doig, J Doig, O’Connell, Terlich, Carn 1948 Osborne 7.17-59 d Pleasant Hills 1.5-11 Best: M Lane (best on ground), Roy Schneider, J Doig, L Gleeson Osborne 8.13-61 d Collingullie 4.3-27 Osborne 10.14-74 d Mittagong 10.13-73 Best; G O’Connell, M Lane, C Doig Osborne 8.15-63 d Boree Creek 4.11-35 Goals: J Lane 2, A Gleeson 2, G O’Connell 2, G Smith 2 Best: Doig Bros, G O’Connell, Smith, L Gleeson Lockhart 8.9-57 d Osborne 5.8-38 Goals: C Doig 2, G O’Connell, Bowyer, J Lane Best: Mat Lane (BOG), Garry O’Connell, Jack Doig Osborne 10.7-67 d Yerong Creek 8.11-59 Best: Garry O’Connell at full back played a great game for the winners Milbrulong d Osborne by a good margin (scores unknown) Best Laurie Gleeson, G O’Connell, J Doig, C Doig Osborne 7.9-51 d Collingullie 5.17-47 Best: C Doig, G O’Connell, L Gleeson Osborne 6.16- 52 d Boree Creek 5.9-39 Best: C Doig (BOG), D Gleeson, G O’Connell, Smith 1949 Osborne 10.12-72 d Lockhart 8.8-56 Goals: C Doig 4, R O’Connell 2, K Doig, J Lane, J O’Connell, F Bowyer Best: C Doig, M Lane, L Gleeson, K Doig, J O’Connell, J Lane Yerong Creek 6.13-49 d Osborne 6.10-46 Goals: J Lane 3, C Doig, Prest, G Smith Best: C Doig, O’Connell Bros, J Lane, Hahn, K Carn Osborne 15.19-109 d Milbrulong 3.4-22 Goals: H Prest 6, others unknown Best: H Prest, O’Connell Bros, C Doig Osborne 22.15-147 d Pleasant Hills 2.7-19 Mittagong 6.18-54 d Osborne 8.4-52 Goals: D Prest 3, C Doig 2, K Doig, F Bowyer, J O’Connell Best: J O’Connell, Prest, Dutton, K Carn, M Lane, J Doig Collingullie 10.4-64 d Osborne 7.12-54 Best: G Smith, C Doig, L Gleeson, J O’Connell, Kendell, John Ryan Boree Creek 9.8-52 d Osborne 7.8-50 Best: C Doig, Geoff Smith, Roy Schneider, T Lane Lockhart 5.11-41 d Osborne 4.16-40 Goals: K Doig, C Doig, M Lane, other unknown Best: M Lane, L Gleeson, C Doig, J O’Connell, C O’Connell, G Smith, Dutton, R Schneider Osborne 15.21-111 d Pleasant Hills 2.4-16 Best: To select any from Osborne’s even side would be a difficult task. Osborne 13.7-85 d Yerong Creek 7.15-57 Best: Every man right down to Bowyer, T Lane and Ryan, pulled their weight. Osborne 20.12-132 d Milbrulong 4.2-26 Best: C Doig, J O’Connell Osborne 13.15-93 d Boree Creek 8.7-55 Best: C Doig, M Lane, E Dutton 1st Semi Mittagong 13.13-91 d Osborne 9.7-61 Best: K Carn, T Dutton (until injured), C Doig, M Lane, G O’Connell, L Gleeson, R Schneider Goals: J Doig 3, J O’Connell 3, J Bourke, C Doig, G O’Connell 1950 Yerong Creek 8.7-55 d Osborne 4.13-37 Best: Charlie Doig, Garry O’Connell Osborne d Milbrulong (score unknown) Best: C Doig (a most consistent player), Garry O’Connell, E Dutton Osborne 8.14-62 d Pleasant Hills 2.6-18 Best: K Carn, C Doig Osborne 10.13-73 d Collingullie 4.7-31 Lockhart 9.11-65 d Osborne 8.9-57 Goals: K Doig 3, C Doig 3, J Doig 2 Best: C Doig, R Schneider G Smith, Freeman, M Lane, J Lane Osborne 8.11-59 d Yerong Creek 4.8-32 Osborne 13.12-90 d Milbrulong 6.5-41 Best: C Doig, K Doig, I Doig, M Lane, Willis, Smith Osborne 16.14-110 d Pleasant Hills 6.5-41 Osborne 7.13-55 d Uranquinty 4.5-20 Best: J Lane, C Doig (after half time) Osborne 8.7-55 d Collingullie 6.12-48 Best: C Doig, T Dutton, K Carn Osborne 6.8-44 d Boree Creek 2.4-16 Best: C Doig, J Doig, Dutton, L Freeman, G O’Connell 2nd Semi Osborne 8.16-64 d Lockhart 9.6-60 Goals: J O’Connell 2, C Doig 3, K Carn, D Willis, L Gleeson Best: W Freeman, M Lane, C Doig, J O’Connell, G O’Connell Grand Final Osborne 10.8-68 d Yerong Creek 6.11-47 Goals: J O’Connell 3, L Gleeson 3, C Doig 2, G Smith, I Doig Best: C Doig, M Lane, K Carn, D Willis, W Freeman, G O’Connell, J O’Connell .
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