Molgullan Triumph Over Swanpool In Tight Cricket Match
Molgullan顶ers beat Swanpool with strong bowlers R Wilbon and P Murray starring 9/24 and 5/24. Bill Westacott led the Students with 255 runs while C McPadzean claimed 2/10 and Booth contributed 1/21 in a high balling display.
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Railways win again in Swanpool cricket clash
Railways posted 15 runs and dismissed St Josephs for 58 as D Mitchell led with 7/21 and N Jenny added 2/10. St Josephs’ top scorers included B Moulday 20 and R Reardon 21, while J O Loughlin took 3/10 and Silo 2/6 with key wickets.
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Winton Defeats Warren Layne Sord in Tight Match
Winton posted 2/109 and dismissed Warren Layne Sord after a stubborn stand. M. Hernan scored 74 not out and W. Rillox 44 not out for the winners. Best bowlers J. Sergeant 3/20 and J. Stafford 2/22. Losers’ top scorer J. Backland 32 not out. Groxford and Hardman both failed with the ball.
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UFS Narrow Victory In Messy Cricket Bout
UFS scraped a lucky win amid a rain soaked innings with O'Donnell and Essenhigh leading bowlers. Key scores included Green 9 and Goodman 8 not out, while Lakeman and Kennedy contributed 9 and 1 respectively as R Essenhigh bowled tight.
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Benalla bowlers visit Wangaratta for Australia Day event
Benalla Bowler teams traveled to Wangaratta for the annual Australia Day tournament. Four rinks attended led by A Grubb Palmer Tippett and Waters. Palmer and Waters won prelims. Grubb and Palmer exited in semi finals amid tight play.
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Wheat output in Australia trends toward diversification and productivity
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Rutherglen Defeats BDCA in Holiday Cricket Match
BDCA were bowled out for 148 with Brian Crimmins 28 C Cook 22 and L Robinson 30 each contributing. Grace repelled BDCA with 8 for 40 from 19.2 overs and Salmon supported with 24 as Rutherglen posted 157 to win, with Crimmins taking 3/17 and Grace delivering 8/49.
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How Overseas Trade is Financed by Australian Banks
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