Premiership Race Shifts After Ue Qikiriot Association Games
Under adverse weather conditions Ue Qikiriot Association advanced to the premiership while two games were played. Soccer mat defeated Enat-Weig on Ulster road recreation ground and North beat Kucker to surge ahead of Enat-Weet. The outcome predicts North leading for premiership honors as future fixtures loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ue Qikiriot Association
Enat-Weig
Ulster Road Recreation Ground
North
Kucker
Distriet Croket
Eant-Weet
North Defeats Elleker In Narrow Cricket Victory
In dull light and light rain North won the toss and bowled Elleker for 46. Basilige 12 and Fitzpatrick 10 top scores as Norman and Lewin excelled with five and three wickets respectively. North then struggled to 24 before partnerships steadied. the innings ended at 107. Elleker 14/8 left to avoid defeat, with final scores featuring Norman and Nicholls among the bowlers and batters across a batsman heavy day.
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North
Elleker
Eleker
Norman
Lewin
Beng Basiliga
Fitzpatrick
Wicke
Lews
Quartermains
Jung
Loci
Fier
Bene Roth
Fellowet
Othe Pawlion
Poice
Flicker
Flink Dnningy
Theo
Calmings
Lewis
Hutchinson
Brighton
O Lewis
Sortmin
Austen
E Lewis
Harper
Coimines
Burvill
MonLurth
Lew's
Cow Coimnes
Forlong
Rum
Chris Cadmines
Aundrey
Severl
Nichola
Hurril
Nicholls
Liver
Fitspatrick
de Hutchinson
Chris Cadm
Nox
Humphries
Quartieriing
Oliver
Baxile
W. Martin
Furlong
H. Muantin
Basilica
Chris Carminos
Has‘les
Soccerites Edge Kayt-West In Close BOC Jumble
On Ul ster road ground the Soccer eleven chased 110 after East-West bowled first for 62. Lambert 12, McGregor 34, Crowe 11 aided 110 for six wickets. Haggerty 27 and Caplin 1 top scores. Barrett and Lambert led bowlers as Kayt-West won by eight wickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulster-road
East-West
Keecer
Ronx
Baont-Weet
Haggerty
Newby
Caplin
Bis
Wicke
Lambert
McGregor
Crowes
Spceur
Hooves
Sundries
Barrett
Colgate
Groves
Seevers—Lah
Ron Cooper
Hayes
Logeerty
Lowkert
Broynhow
Craven ¢ Cooper
Lawrence
Me Lrener
Symanns
Reeves
Cooper
Wallore
Ont
Sandries
Rowling
Mhn Cooner
Lawrenes
Wie
Albany Bowls Tour Delights Guests In Rainy Matched Day
Albany bowlers hosted visiting Narrogin players on a wet Saturday, guiding tours of the mill and grounds and sharing tea with local supporters. Despite heavy rain, Albany won on two rinks 124 to 76 as Narrogin praised the hospitality and discussed regional political topics during the post match remarks.
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Niles
Neproga
Albany Club
T. Hl. Newbitt
Millar
Chambers
Pianager
Albany
Ma. A. Wansbrough
Clayton
Muanen
Rigby
Dothe
Bent Mercer
Read Lockman
Treleaven
Collins
Hill
Nesbitt
Downes
Townsend
Peters Horvfall
Clough
H. Johns
Hallyburton
Miles
J . Aggave
Whipper
Tam Warne
Mieke
Ogg
Bird
Aard’ng
Milne
Mills
Bent Smyth
Sohiline O'Conner
Burkett
Kataoning
Wagin
Vis dined in Strand cafe guests include Narrogin leaders
Visitors were entertained at the Strand Cafe with Mr T H Nesbitt in the chair. Honored guests included M L A Mr A Wankhrough bowling club President Mr H E Miles the Narrogin club President and captain and Narrogin Mayor Mr Warne. The gathering toasted the Great Southern District and Narrogin bowling club.
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Narrog
Albany
Mr. Wonebrough
M.G.A
Albumy
McCormack
Narrogin
Warne
Miles
Great Southern
Western Australia
Mile
Dong
Caule
Mr. Wansbrough
Mill
Commonwealth
West
Albany Bowlay Club
Bird
Narrlin Club
Neshitt
Treleaven
Nesbitt
Strand Cafe
T. H. Nesbitt
A. Wankhrough
M.L.A
Bowling Teague
H. E. Miles
Narrogin Club
Messers Cuddihy and
Smrith
Messrs. Maven Bros
Cuddihy
Grest Southeo
Mes
Fox
Aueralia
Loo
Aewngards
Narregi
Gharrison
Presdent
Local rifle range hosts Hallyburton trophy stages amid heat
A small crowd gathered Saturday on the local range for stage one of the Hallyburton trophy across 300 500 and 600 yards. Moyle senior and Hevill posted century scores while Moyle junior led in distances, with top overall placement going to Moyle on the Haynes aggregate. The Aberdeen liner Demosthenes is due from London with passengers and mails before shifting to the Eastern States.
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Hallyburton
Haynes
Moyle Senr
Hevill
Moyle
Junr
Jackson
Tomate
Revill
Moyl
Saunders
Ducks
Aberdeen
Demosthenes
London
Vis
Cape
Poem young author hailed for Charms and Dreams
A review praises Helen Douglas Adams for Charms and Dreams from the Pedlar's Pack, noting poems written ages four to twelve with high imaginative quality. It highlights rhythmic verse, a lyrical drama The Sea Knight, and works like The New Year and The Old Paper of Glonigla, predicting strong reception for the Sydney publication by Modder and Siongh tom.
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Helen Douglas Adam
Fahe A. Hutton
The
Spectator
Guy
Adam
Oxlone
Galleya
Elena
Una
Knight
Gerandine
Pardian
Miew Adams
Asie
Arnold
Dolores
Swinbourne
Miss Adams
Shipping Notes from Albany and Fremantle Ports
The Stale wteamre Eucla arrives via Hopetoun and departs for Fremantle with passengers and mails. Other vessels including Katoomba, Runk, Paive 1, Vencenso Ploria, Novowe, Asphalian, Port Darwin, Burra bool, Boon oh, and Port Darwin arrivals carry cargo and coal from McIlwraith McEacharn Co. to Albany and Eastern States ports.
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Eucla
Kaperanes
Hopetoun
Fremantle
Lime
Railway Department
Milwrath, McEachern and Co
Katoomba
Sydney
Melbourne
Adelaide
White Star
Liverpool
Cape
Dalgely and Co
Stemer Paive 1
Gan Sauza'r
Durban
McIlwraith, MacEadarn and Co
Vanta
Havre
Vencenso Ploria
Albany
Mellwraith
McEacharn and Co
Vers
Novowe
Asphalian
Henry Wills and Co
Agenta
Darwin
Burrabool
Boonoh
Albany Algrtly
Iph
McBaelarn and Co
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Boccer
MG. Fevill
F. Jackson
Anen
A. Verran
W. Langdon
New Publications
Wyte
Modder and Sionghtom
Barnett
Vitoria
South Australia
Wastern Australia
Toomania
Bevings
Eder Post Office
Victorian
South Australian
Tasmanian
Cn Telarn
Dtock
Honda
Lowa
E.c
M. Bruce
Tay
Scott's Avoy Hotel
Perth
West Australia
G. W. Quartermaine
Rawlings
Harrouin
Avery
Gibbors & Son
Watchmakers & Jewellers
Ifsc
Middleton Beach
Priess
Bost Telehowe
JH. Gcurrer
West Woollen Milla
A. E. Heathcote
York Street
Mount Harker
J. Davies
High Clase
Gibson's Bus Service
Perth Road
King Tura
TAGLE
King River
Frivate F. Bara, Bus
An. Someon
Ackirvas
Alerdaen Biren
Montgomery's, General Drapers
Slaughter
Post Office
Economic Democracy
Major C. H. Douglass
Aberdeen Streat
Todd's Arcade
Rust
Stirling Terrace
Manea Bros
Strand Orchestra
Drew, Robinson & CO
Cash
Gramaphone Department
Mule
Hone
E. W. Harding
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