Midland Guildford cricket tour ends with tense one run win
In wet Derbyshire style, Midland Guildford beat Albany by one run after a keen three-day match. Jim Pow led the visitors with dominant bowling while Millar claimed 7 for 40 for the Midland side as Groves and Jamieson anchored a tense chase.
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Conte
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Mra
Pieiffer
Monaghan
Othe
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Logan
Stek
Jim Wow
Moland Childford
Wats
Juer
Jone
Millar
Jones
Calder
Washford
Cooper
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Batman
Aound
Mullins
Real Atinger
Fortune
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Tim
Paw
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Rus
Behin
Reynolds
China
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Watts
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Guildford
Nicholl
Groves
Jamieson
Milur
Bert Angove
Midland Quidford
Thua
Vistors
Tambellup
Albany
Mr. Barker
Vines
W. Watts
Midland-Tuildford - Watts
Anguve
Cooper Aten
Mulline
Millar McDermot
Miter
MSTRICT v ALBANY Cricket clash ends with Albany 168 all out
Albany Association batted first and were dismissed for 168 with seven wickets down. The District Association bowlers shared the New York style onslaught as Albany struggled. detailed scores list Millur retired RK, Davey, Jacks, Oliver, Hay, Cooper, Lewis, East and Bondries among others, with Caplin and Groves taking key wickets.
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Albany
Thatie
Ollow
Tion Millur
Davey
Barrett Jacks
Grow Oliver
Owt
Hay
Oliver
Caplin J. Cooper
Colgeie
Law’ T, Newby
Lewis
Caplin East
O Oliver
Caplin Bondries
Katanning News Roundup Highlights Local Events and Accidents
A chaotic mix of town notices, sports results, and local incidents. Reports include the memorial clock dedication at Morredin district hall, a Benson London drum factory note, an outbreak reference from 1018, and rural happenings like land purchases near Brooktor and a large Katanning lawn bowls result. The Katanning Tonn’s Club open tournament draws over 150 entries, weather delaying play, plus school and farming notes from Katanning and surrounding areas.
Retirement tribute for Mr Gladman at Albany school
A reception at the Senior residence marks Mr Gladman retirement after long service in the Albany and Kawon'at districts. Teachers and officials, led by Mr Senior and Mr Norman, praise his work, present a silver tea service, and wish him happiness in quieter years as Mrs Gladman thanks the group.
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Snd
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HL Gladman
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Machers
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J. Norman
Jnng
Purpos
Citizen's Association
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Nxw
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Shipping Notes and Arrivals At Albany Port
The State steamer Euela left her regular run for Experance with cargo passengers and mails. The Katoomba calls en route to the Eastern States to pick up passengers and mails. The steamer Booknen arrived with a consignment of apples. The Balranald, bound for home markets, due April 28. The White Star liner Gueve arrived from Liverpool with passengers and cargo. The Aberdeen Unicorn Sophocle left London and arrives April 30. Diogenes sails April 23 toward Albany. March saw 24 weeks arrive, 14 from last year. 17 cleared so far this month. Kufanning hockey girls hold a garish masquerade ball at Town Hall on April 28.
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London
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Diogenes
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