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Pies prevail in the wet - Camperdown Chronicle

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By Camperdown Magpies, Neville Swayn, South Warrnambool, Hanlon Park
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Our Facebook group Follow us on Twitter Suggest a story or tip Camperdown 100 gamer Luke Mahony prepares to dish off a handball to fellow milestone man Matthew Field during Saturday’s victory over South Warrnambool. CAMPERDOWN snapped a six game losing streak with a strong win over South Warrnambool on Saturday. The Magpies braved wet conditions to record a 9.8 (62) to 6.7 (43) victory, their first since a 70 point triumph in round nine over arch-rivals Cobden.
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Magpies slump to fourth straight loss - Camperdown Chronicle

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By Jack Williams, Neville Swayn, Hamilton Kangaroos
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Our Facebook group Follow us on Twitter Suggest a story or tip Luke O’Neil was named among Camperdown’s best during Saturday’s loss to Port Fairy. CAMPERDOWN co-coach Neville Swayn is remaining upbeat despite his side falling to a fourth consecutive Hampden league loss on Saturday. The Magpies fell to a 1-4 win-loss record against Port Fairy, with the Seagulls cruising to an easy 14.19 (103) to 6.3 (40) win in the second half.
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Magpies drop third straight game - Camperdown Chronicle

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By Neville Swayn
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Magpie teenager Angus Gordon tries to break free of a tackle. The Magpies were outclassed after the opening term as the Eagles slammed home 14 goals to four in wet conditions to record an 18.9 (117) to 5.11 (41) victory. Co-coach Neville Swayn said he took heart from seeing improvement in his side’s performance despite the final margin.
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