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Clinton bow out of cup

The understrength Green Machine travelled to Cairns, playing Marlin Coast at Pennell Field last Saturday. (Photo: Marlins Coast Football Club)

The last remaining Central Coast side in the Kappa Queensland Cup, Clinton, has been knocked out in the final regional […]

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