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Footy fest coming to Mallala

Players from participating teams show they are ready to compete for the Gracewood Cup on 28 March. From left are Patrick Blows (Min-Man), Charlie Helbig (North Clare), Kale Olds (Mallala), Corbin Branson (Hamley Bridge), Lachlan Mitchell (Angle Vale) and Harry Wuttke (Kapunda). (Jarrad Delaney: 536168)

Mallala Oval will be the venue for a new pre-season football event next month, which will see six teams from […]

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