Saturday's Games Marked by Bowling
In a low scoring match A Carmichael and G Mills added 45 for the second wicket after a poor start. C McKenzie claimed 3/20 for Benalla while Featherby bowled well for 3/2 to swing the game. Baddagins still need 50 with seven wickets in hand. Bennell not out for Crimmins. Robinson and Johnston prolific in bowling and fielding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Carmichael
G. Mills
C. McKen
Baddagiinle
R. Featherby
Baddagzins
Benalla
E Cleary
Mack
Reobinson
R. Cook
Robinson Revs
K. Sherwill
C of Weir
C. McKenzie - Featherby
C. Cook
Johnston Horsburgh
Johnston
Harrison
Me J. Brown
Cook
McKenzie
G. Bennell
Goomalibee Defeats Dookie College in Close Cricket Tug
Goomalibee wins a tight match as K Lamb of Dookie takes six wickets for 19 runs and G Down stars with five for 13. Dookie’s Morgan stays not out at 13 while J Horner provides late resistance. Wickets and scores reflect a tight bowling duel and key dismissals by Lamb and Down.
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K. Lamb
Dookie
G. Down
D. ‘Morgan
D. Johnson
K. Weston
Wischer
J. Horner
Dookie College Morgan
Read
C Johnson
E. Dorrity
M. Seamon
Manfield
J. Carroll
Goorambat v UFS match summary from early innings
Goorambat trail after UFS posted 5 for 160 with fine innings from Bster 59 McCabe 23 and Rees 47. UFS bowlers O’Bryan and Davis shared several wickets as Goorambat stood 3 for 41 in reply.
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Bster
W. McCabe
W Rees
Cence U.ps
U.F.S
Goorambat
U.P.S
Dal
Squires
B .P. Trewin
Whitehead W. McCabe
Rees
C Davis
O'Bryan
R. Mitchel
Ibw
Es Jacobs
St Josephs vs Diggers match sparks early batting promise
The St Josephs and Diggers contest featured a promising opening partnership between E Cresp 33 and Elliott amid a flurry of bowling from nine Diggers bowlers. Diggers reply stood at 3 for 43 with G Peacock the standout bowler, while St Josephs' fielding and batting saw several players dismissed or stumped as the innings progressed.
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G. Peacock
ST. Joseph's
J. Brady
Dennis
Elliott J. Andrews
Grubb
B. v. Farrell
Peacock
Connolly
Busse
Peaners
J. Harris
Munday
G. Hickey
T. Westwood
Corboy
Fune
Railways overpower Swanpool in low-scoring cricket match
At Swanpool ground Railways routed Swanpool for 64 after setting 7/145. W Alborn and T Miller each took three Swanpool wickets as the hosts collapsed. Bry top scored with 58, while Wales claimed 2/37 for Railways and Broadbent added 2/7. Swanpool’s Essenoign led their batting with 17 and Kennedy 1/33.
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Swanpool
Railways
W. Alborn
T. Miller
Getune
Iate
Alnays Open
Bry
Rank Broadbount
Failways
Essenoign
Wales
Kennedy
Tolliday
Exsenhigh
Williams
Ex-Students crush UF S for easy four run win in bowls
Ex-Students dominated with 488 and dismissed UFS for 24, led by J Strachan 6/38 off 8.4 overs. V. Lawther top scored at fall of first wicket, while UFS batsmen failed to reach double figures. R. Greenwood claimed 3/4 as other bowlers struggled. Thorne remained not out for UF S, final total 88.
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U.F.S
Vie
Vic. Lawther
J. Strachan
R. Greenwood
Trachan
St Josephs Rally For Three-Wicket Win On Home Ground
St Josephs defended home ground with a three-wicket victory. Molyullah top scored for the innings with 101, while Kimball led the winners with 51 and Reardon added 37. Shanahan took 4/13 as Matthews, Wilson, and O Loughlin contributed with key wickets. TaLy Wilson and Keenan Bowling also featured in the lively clash.
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St. Joseph's
Molyullah
Joseph
D. Matthews
Y ‘Timahan
Ain
R. Kimball
D. Reardon
J. Ma. O'Loughlin
TaLy i Wilson
Keenan B. Maanhews
B. T. Shanahan
E. Murray
Saunders
T. G. Morton
C Kimball
R. Saunders
Winton Avalanche Crushes Opponents in 9/19 Match
In a decisive 9/19 showdown, Winton Avalanche dominated, with key plays by Elliott and Joyce. Campbell and Hernan secured wickets, while Weston and Pretend contributed economical overs in a low scoring contest.
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Bow. K
Hernan
Joyce
L. Pretend
Weston
Johnston in Form Makes a Return at Benalla Meet
Johnston wins double at Benalla with strong scores from Desi Rifle Club and Irish entries. Detailed results show R. McManus and L. Ralph posting solid totals, while entries from Klingsporn, Sullivan, and Irwin complete the field, indicating a competitive lineup and regional interest.
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Johnston
Benalla and
Desi Rifle Club
I. Welsh
L. Ralph
D. Klingsporn
R. Sullivan
R. McManus
Thewils
A R. Irwin
Irwin
Lau A
Association report prepared for November journal print
The Department of Agriculture annual report completed and sent to the printer for the November Journal. Final figures show 141 units excluding incomplete returns and a 2016 income figure.
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Association
Department of Agriculture
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Cy Nomeciee
Od. Binion
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J Mack
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R. Weir
R. Pave
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Weatherby
F. Elliott
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Ing. Lamb
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Ben
Vez Ince
J Derrick
A. Ince
E. Webber
M. Carson
I. Banfield
UFS
D. O'Bryan
R. O'Bryan
Lovs
R. McNamara
A. Templeton
EK. W
Alker
L. Lake
ST. Joseph’s v. Diggers
E. Cresp
Elliott
Diggers
Clark
Fr. Farrell
G. E. Baily
Wrestwosd
Swanpool Cricket
D. Walker
W. Bryce
H Liddall
Esserhi i
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Cena Broadbent
D. Aes
Williams B. Edrich
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Mile Albcorn
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Trinder
Thorne
Ford
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R Castles
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C Thorne
Green
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Doherty
B Lawther
Eenwood
Escurrie
V. Lanier
ST. Joseph's Come Good
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Sas Sharcoe
Booth
Shanahan G. Varcoe
T. Shanahan
G. Jones
J. O'Loughlin
W. Keenan
Stilu
L. Booth
Winton Avalanche
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