 The final score was North Melbourne 20.23 to Myrtleford 16.11.Since Myrtleford success in 1923 another Premiership seemed a long time coming but by 1934 the strength of the team was improving with J. Morrison as captain and R. Glazebrook as vice, the Myrtleford team's tally in the Ovens and King was 182 goals 224 behinds for and 137 goals 147 behinds against.1935 was a step closer with Myrtleford coming runners up to the Waratahs.