Warriors Reach A Grade Grand Final in Narrow Pull
In the A grade final the Warriors built a 28 point lead over Nannup by three quarters with accurate kicking. Nannup closed to within 14 in a late fight while Keyser of Nannup and Prastidis of Warriors shared fairest and best honors. Warriors will face Central in the A grand final and Royup Brook in the B final on September 17. Captain Rowe led the Neannup side with an effective display and strong forward play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warriors
Nannup
C. Keyser
J. Prastidis
Centrals
Royup Brook
Warriors Take Lead In Sluggish Nannup Clash
Warriors capitalized in the first change over as Nannup faltered in the second quarter with seven straight points and no majors. Charlie Keyser dominated the centre for Nannup while Red Warner pushed forward, but cleaner finishing by Warriors backs Maurie Glancy Les Hornby Harold McRae and Freddie Faithfull kept the ball out of danger and cleared repeatedly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warriors
Nannup
Charlie Keyser
Red Warner
Maurie Glancy
Les Hornby
Harold McRae
Freddie Faithfull
Ron Howes
Warriors Take Early Lead In Nannup Match
Systematic play by the Warriors gives them early initiative in the first quarter. Les Guy and Sandy McArthur help drive from the centre while Jim Prastidis creates goal opportunities for Neil McKennay. Buck Nielsen and Leo Spitz anchor defense with strong kicking. Nannup relies on long kicking and struggles to match the pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warriors
Nannup
Les Guy
Sandy McArthur
Jim Prastidis
Neil McKennay
Buck Nielsen
Leo Spitz
Warriors Rally As MacArthur And McKennay Net Early
It was a low scoring hack game with the ball moving end to end. Sandy MacArthur weaved through the defense to score the opening goals for the Warriors, followed by Neil McKennay finding the net.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy MacArthur
Warriors
Neil McKennay
Spitz Prominent in Nannup’s Last Line Defence
L Spitz of Nannup stood out in the match as he positioned in the last line of defence. His long clearing kicks often placed his side on the offensive and kept pressure on the opposition throughout the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Glancy
Warriors
Maurie
L. Spitz
Nannup
Leo
Warriors and Nannup Clash Ends With 23 Point Gap
Warriors pressured through the center and found goals as Jim Pras tidis and Keith Rankine coordinated plays with Roy Rankine aiding many moves. Nannup relied on Red Warner on the wing, but Warriors finished stronger with superior finishing and a 23 point halftime deficit turning into the final margin.
Warriors and Nannup Battle in Rugged Centre Match
Keith Butler led the Warriors at centre as Nannup pressed in the final term to narrow a 28 point gap. Ron Howes scored for Nannup with multiple goals while Neil McKennay and Sandy MacArthur added for the Warriors, but the Warriors held on as Nannup's late rally fell short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Armstrong
Buck Nielsen
Faithfull
Robbie Armstrong
Don Walton
Ron Howes
Nannup
Warriors
Wood
Charlie Keyser
Red Warner
Jeff Campbell
Chris Howe
Nanwip
Neil McKennay
Werbie Nye
Bob Armstrong
Sandy MacArthur
Allen Guthridge
L. Kearney
Government Purchases Donnybrook Factory Reopens Under Local Control
Donnybrook residents welcome a government plan to acquire the factory assets and lease or sell them to a local company. After two years of effort by a local committee and district intermediary Mr Hearman M.L.A., state takeover enables re opening on a local basis with prospects similar to the Boyup Brook flax mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnybrook
Watts
Boyup Brook
J. Hearman
Rovers Football Trophies Awarded at Club Meeting
Rovers issued fairest and best trophies to Les O Neil and other awards to players including George Giblett Fred Reynolds Colin Hilphick Jim Taylor Jim Archer Allen Swenson and Jack Connolly. B grade honors went to Warriors Nannup with Brian Walsh and others noted. Final score 78 to 64.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rovers
Les O'Neil
George Giblett
Fred Reynolds
Colin Hilphick
Jim Taylor
Jim Archer
Allen Swenson
Sian Mery
Fairent
Jack Connolly
Fuireat
Warriors Nannup
Brian Walsh
Fae
Maye Teat
Enthusi
Sane Viarest
Udity
Sei
Pence
Goal Kickers Warriors and Nannup Rosters
In a regional match the Warriors scorers were A. MacArthur four goals N. McKennay two J. Prastidis two and A. Armstrong with one D. Walton H. Nye and R. Rankine. For Nannup R. Howes five goals A. Guthridge two and L. Kearney added one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. MacArthur
N. McKennay
J. Prastidis
Armstrong
D. Walton
H. Nye
R. Rankine
Nannup
R. Howes
A. Guthridge
L. Kearney
Best Players List Highlights Local Match
The roster names R Armstrong L Guy J Pras tidis F Faithfull M Glaney and others including Hornby Nannup CC Keyser best of 26 W Warner R Nielsen A Kearney L Spitz R Howes and C Rowe, noting standout performers in the recent game score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warriors
A. MacArthur
R. Armstrong
L. Guy
J. Prastidis
F. Faithfull
M. Glaney
Hornby
Nannup
CC. Keyser
W. Warner
R. Nielsen
A. Kearney
L. Spitz
R. Howes
C. Rowe
Parcels On Hand At Bridgetown Goods Sheds
Parcels for R. Brooks C. Armstrong F Forrester M. W. Scott A. G. Lynam have been on hand at Bridgetown goods sheds for one week or more where parcels are awaiting pickup or delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgetown
R. . Brooks
C. Armstrong
F. Forrest
M. W. Scott
A. G. Lynam
Beard wins weekly spoon at over 300 and 600 yards
R Beard captured the spoon in the weekly shoot, establishing a one point lead in the steregate scores for the Bernie Huberg trophy. The event covered stages at 300 and 600 yards with detailed scores for each shooter and a forecast for next Sunday's 500 and 600 yard end stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Beard
K. Shepheard
J. Gray
F. Tate
D. Billington
M. Wilkins
J. Chevis
M. Baker
Blackwood Times Sold Out Again Fourth Week
Blackwood district readers are urged to place orders as copies of the Blackwood Times sell out for the fourth consecutive week. Residents are asked to send items of interest to correspondents Royup Brook W Drown Ralingup A Sieber Greenbushes Williams Nannup S Whitaker Kirup Mullalyup Palmer and to contact local agents Mrs Hall Nannup Miss Neville Greenbushes or Mr W Bainbridge Royup Brook for printing or advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackwood Times
Blackwood
Royup Brook
Ralingup
A. Sieber
Greenbushes
Williams
Nannup
S. Whitaker
Kirup
Mullalyup
Palmer
Hall
Miss Neville
W. Bainbridge
CWA Birthday Celebration Draws Branches to Bendigo Hall
Wet weather did not dampen a birthday gathering as CWA members from Pemberton Manjimup Donnybrook Collie and other centres joined Bridge Town in Lesser Hall. State president Mrs Foxton was guest of honour in her first big function since election. A full report will appear next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.w.aa
Pemberton
Manjimup
Donnybrook
Collie
Bridgetown
Foxton
Missing Tin Ore From Greenbushes Shed Worth 800
Almost a ton of tin ore valued at about £ 800 disappeared from the Spring Valley Tin Company shed at Greenbushes. J. Congden found one bag with sand under ore while 18 of 41 bags showed tampering. A forced door is suspected as the entry method. Detective Set Lamb of the C I B Perth and Constable Baskerville of Greenbushes are investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley Tin Company
Greenbushes
J. Congden
Set. Lamb
C.I.B
Perth
A. Baskerville
Bridgetown Sub-Unit Prepares Fortnight C M F Camp
The Bridgetown 24 member C M F sub unit of the 11 44th battalion will attend a two week camp at Northampton with an extensive programme. Corporal Butler promises a non boring experience featuring R A A F strafing demonstrations weapon training and the South African and Imperial Veterans Association trophy race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgetown
11/44th
C.M.F
Northam
Butler
R.A.A.F
Kalgoorlie
B. Company
Cyl
R. W. Halton
L/Cpl
RK. A. Dixon
Pres. W. A. Eastcott
E. Foale
J. Falconer
H. J. Green
Bunbury
Busselton
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Co. Rowe
Neannup
Chris
Nntes
Cal
Sandy
Keith Rankine
Roy Rankine
Bill Woods
Charlie Doe
K. Butler
Keith
C.W.A
C.M.F. Camp
Bex
R. Jamieson
Cement Mills
Gore
Queensland
Ream
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