Rovers Triumph In Rough Nelson Association Clash
Rovers beat Warriors in Bridgetown 6 goals 3 points to 3 points as Garside, Marshall and Anderson lead the red and black attack. Waller and Giblett among best for Rovers while Rankine and Guy found the Warriors goals. Officials warned two players for improper play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rovers
Garside
Waller
Timms
Elphick
Pettersen
J. Giblett
Giblett
Glancy
O'Neil
Baker
Marshall
D. Lynam
R. Long
G. Stewart
Awcock
Anderson
M. Lynam
Warriors
Prastidis
Hall
Bentley
F. Faithful
Winnish Chinap
B. Armstrong Guy
J. Long
Harrison
Duncan
Sutton
O'Reilly
Wise
Rankins
Caddy
Armatrong
Chinap
Gordon Stewart
Winnish
Johnnie Giblett
Petterson
Ancock
Reg. Timms
Warrior
Maroon and Gold
Guy
Rankine
Stewart
Warriora
Lynam
M. Armstrong
Geo. Giblett
Mershall
Rover
R. Timms
Houe
Price
Mualnl
Chrisp
Maroon
Gold
Marks
BR. Long
Gee
Gillett
Prasthlis
J. Gillett
J Long
G. Giblett
Balingup Edges Boyup In Muddy Football Duel
In rough conditions last Sunday Balingup defeated Boyup by ten points. Boyup led 48 9 at half time while Balingup without A Bailey attacked to narrow the gap. Final scores were Boyup 8 14 and Balingup 10 12 as the visitors secured the win with a late goal.
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Balingup
Boyup
A. Bailey
Vistors
Stephens
McMiller
Flashes From The Game Highlight Key Performers
G Stephens displayed his steady finesse while R Hopkins exited with a sprained ankle at nine minutes. Outridge replaced him as P Smith showed form alongside L Moore T Hiller and H Mac Lean in solid support. W Paterson pressed the ruck, R Miller dominated in the air, and Stanton, Squires, Thompson battled hard in their positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Paterson
R. Miller
Stanton
Squires
J. Thompson
Bridgetown Defeats Pemberton In Golf Matches
Bridgetown and Pemberton clubs faced off on a Sunday golf card with Bridgetown fielding a full team against eight Pemberton men. Morning singles featured competitive ties as Hester, Salvair, Wheatley, Armstrong and others defeated their opponents. Afternoon foursomes saw Bridgetown win all matches, confirming their superior play.
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Hester
G. Bloor
Jnr
T. Salvair
J. Winch
Wheatley
H. Green
P. Salvair
W. Deadman
H. Armstrong
Biffen
W. Urquhart
C. Roby
J. Kirby
R. Clavater
H. Jones
Snr
Bridgetown
Salvair Sets Golf Record In Local Club Round
T Salvair fired a gross 72 in a stroke competition at the local club. Best cards included H Jones 86, W L Owen 92, G Hester 86, P Salvair 3, B Wallace 76, with a Stableford to follow this Saturday. The August 24 qualifier for the Ewing Cup stroke handicap is noted.
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T. Salvair
H. Jones
W. L. Owen
G. Hester
P. Salvair
B. Wallace
G. Randell
R. Hester
Stableford
Manjimup Team Heads to Bridgetown Match
A Manjimup team will face locals at Bridgetown next Sunday on the course. Full arrangements are planned for Saturday to prepare for the event.
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ManJimup
Bridgetown
Flying Fay Hesperos Mion Wakalup Welter
A welterweight bout listed for November 30 shows Flying Fay and Hesperos facing Mion and Wakalup in a four fighter event. The result column notes a 1.0 score or margin.
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Flying Fay
Hesperos
Mion
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