Batting and bowling results from Benalla Show cricket fixture
The report details batting returns led by Tom Trewin 71 and Percy Trewin 47 not out, with Ern Harker and W. Childer contributing. Bowling highlights include M Downes 4/15 and Tom Baird 5/7 as several matches were played though some were abandoned due to war conditions.
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Geversd
Tom Trewin
Ern
Harker Con- Helling
Percy Trewin
W. Childer
Feng Guns
M. Downes
Friendly Societien Fock
W. Harker
Tom Baird
A. Stanley
Diggers
Violet Town
Benalla
Benalla v Stewarton match report from Stewarton
Benalla traveled to Stewarton without key players Ted Cleary and Colin Robertson and lost by three wickets and 28 runs to the local side. W. Harker led the bowling with 4 for 18 from 10 overs while J. Beattie and Edgar Geborne added wickets. Harker also accounted for the top score with 67, and Bud Tallis remained not out as the visitors were all out mid-120s.
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Stewarton
Ted Cleary
Colin Robertson
Benalla
McLean
J. Beattice
Brian
Crimmins
Ken Horner
W. Harker
Coanees
Ken
Henalins
Harold Kelton
Bud Tallis
J. Heattie
Hich
Ond
Edgar Geberne
Teo
Brnde Harker
Ime
Ron Dunn
Jack
E. Osborne
Ste
Buon Tuinn
Ening
Bud Wollie
Yorvers
Keith Sherwl
Methodists edge Railways in keen Racecourse finish
A tense contest at Racecourse ground ends with Methodists losing by 2 runs after Blaney clean bowled Jack Alexander to seal the Railways win. Key figures include A Pevitt 4 for 14 and HL Stanbery 8 for 18 for Railways, while Kevin Wagner top scored with 14 for the Methodists and Alan Anderson added 12.
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Ram
Ecorth
Rome
Wales
Eneh
Jack Rook Ford
Walen
Ft Webb
Reg
Alee
Tobi
Lawither
Minredd Wiles
J. Meadows
Tound
Bernese
Lawther
Roy Cheodman Beloe
Bateman
Omithaiadegalnet
Methodista
Blaney
Jack Alexander
Stumpa
Hallways Victery
A. Pewitt
HL Stanbey
Omost
Surcessful Heelers
Kevin Wagner
Footballers Defeat Baddaginnie After Bright Ground Play
Baddaginnie Wine, Footballers clashed on the local ground with Dower and Lloyd Robinson sharing a 40 run stand. Castles led the visitors with 24, while Bernie Squires and Keith Clover contributed, but Clyde Cook fell for 13 as Baddaginnie were bowled out for 104, losing by 28 runs. Mackinnon took 9 for 16 for the home side in a tight bowling display.
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Baddaginnie
Bi Castles
Bernie Squtres
Keith Clover
Edger Minck- Ian
Burt
W. Round
Capiain
Bob Dwweer
Quires
Lee
Doherty
Bud. Dower
Lloyd Robinson
Col. Crimmins
Peolhaliern
Devenish Defeats Dookie College In Close Match
Devenish and Dookie College produced an exciting finish with Tom Baird taking 6 wickets for 7 as the Pro Vailed by bowling. F Bond scored 46 for the College and Gregory made 27 for Devenish, with several players run out or dismissed amid tight bowling and erratic fielding mentioned in a partly damaged report.
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Devenish
Joomla
Tom Baird
F. Bond
MM. Gregory
Des Cameron
Bateman
P Corman
Rum
Bond
McNamare
Balnd
Hollen
Palpratt
T. Baird
Herbert
A. le Guier
Terman
Haird
M. Eee
Benalla Bowling Club opens season amid showers and trophies
Despite light showers, Benalla Bowling Club opened its 42nd season at Getardsy meeting with strong local and visiting turnout. President W le Chichew welcomed guests, trophies were presented, and a friendly rink competition followed as T. Berry became secretary.
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Benalla
Getardsy Met
W. le Chichew
Aescon
Waller
T. Berry
Tims
Chidjow
Unimproved Rating Debate at Benalla Meeting
Mr Etherington attacked unimproved value rating arguing it contravenes ability to pay and benefits landlords while harming primary producers. He cited unfair frontages and greater arrears under unimproved values, warning adoption would save shopkeepers at producers’ expense and not advance municipal progress.
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Etherington
Benalla
Addres
Advacement League
Chittite's
Henry George League
Mc Etherington
Oserty
Bonalla Hire
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Stewarten
A. Bracley
Railways
I Lk. Lewther
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Friendly Societies v. Ghoomalibee
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Benalla West
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Mercy
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Max Beat
A. Beattie
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Tom
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Bercy Trewin
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W. Gregorr
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Benalla v. Stewarton
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Crimmine
Heasele
Ea Benlor
W. Warker
Toon
Harker
Osborne Kelton
F. Florker
Wilcock
Turner
Kilingston
W. Marker
Wallia
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Butiler
Harker Rundhiem
Eum Horns
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Wo Harker
J. Kingstun
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Devenish v. Dookie College
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Ro Reaper
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Fo McNamara
M. Gregory
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Australian Association of British Manufacturers
Australia
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Peacock
Benalla Club
Inet Aeaven
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Atin
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