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Storming finish to claim victory

Central Eyre United player Dennis Heath runs in to attempt to smother Ports’ Cooper Llewelyn, with Tex Price, Flynn Paech, Joe O’Brien and Tom Laas in the background. (Judith Rehn)
Karl Pfitzner

Ports 9.5 (55) def by Central Eyre United 12.7 (79) Strong westerly winds blew across Port Neill Oval for the […]

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