Centrals Top Rovers In Rugged Encounter
Centrals pressed the Rover defence with wind help, moving the ball well in the first term. Carroll and Carter sparked Centrals with majors as Greenbushes led to a solid lead, while Long anchored the Rover defence and Baker scored in the visitors lineup.
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Rover
Centrals
Carroll
Carter
Majors
Greenbushes
Centrale
P. May
Pointer
Baker
Long
Warriors Triumph in Local Showdown Amid Squad Shortfall
Warriors fielded a partial lineup led by Jim Ett ridge Frank Gilchrist and Howard as they sprinted to an early lead in the first ten minutes. Prastidis Armstrongs Faithfulls Rankind O Reilly and Price with Ett ridge and Gilchrist contributed key goals while Boyup locals Stephens Miller Riley Patterson struggled against the home team’s pace and tactics. Final scores noted Warrior s vs s 18 in the closing quarter with matches at Boyup and Balingup.
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Warriors
Gata
Prastidis
Armstrongs
Faithfulls
Rankine
O'Reilly
Price
Green and Reds
Boyup
Stephens
Miller
Riley
Tom
Patterson
Warrior
Bridgetown Golf Club results and standings
Bridgetown beat Manjimup 13 to 3 in the match. Hester lost to Muir and Salvaird. Ipsen defeated Wheatley. Lewis Snr, P. Salvair over Emberson. Armstrong lost to Ipsen. Randell and N. Lewis Jnr drew. Kirby defeated Winton. Ipsen beat Creesey. Long defeated Hatty. Jones Boyes Moyes and Beech all square. In foursomes Bridgetown won five games to one. Stapleford winner Carl Moyes with handicap break. next Saturday qualifiers for the Ewing Trophy. best scores listed for Moyes Speer Long Scott Balvair Hester Brauhart Perrin Jones Toyer MacKinnon.
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BR. Hester
W. Muir
T. Salvaird
J. Ipsen
S&s. Wheatley
C. Moyes
S. Speer
H. Long
R. H. Scott
T. Balvair
R. Hester
W Brauhart
J. Perrin
H. Jones
W. Toyer
C. A. MacKinnon
Pemberton Defeats Bridgetown 4 1 In Hockey Match
Pemberton women’s hockey beat Bridgetown 4 1 at Jardee on Saturday after a fast contest. Jean Carn and R Davis scored for Pemberton while J Wilkins replied for Bridgetown. Best players included M Davis V Cunneen and Lawrence for Pemberton and Busch Whittington Sussmill for Bridgetown. Umpire C Richardson officiated.
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Pemberton
Bridgetown
Jardee
Bart
Blues
Jean Carn
May Davis
A. Pearce
J. Wilkins
Pemberton Bridgetown
R. Davis
J. Carn
Cunneen
M. Davis
V. Cunneen
Lawrence
G. Busch
T. Whittington
N. Sussmill
Mr. C. Richardson
Suitcase theft leads to three months hard labour
Norman Edward Senior, 83, a returned soldier with no fixed abode, was sentenced to three months hard labour by the Manjimup Police Court after admitting stealing a suitcase and its contents. The theft occurred Friday night when Horace Charles Anderson of North Perth found his room at Hotel Manjimup short of belongings. Police traced the suspect to Nyamup after extensive investigations by Sgt Strahan and Constable Dmberson. Senior had prior convictions and appeared before Justices Rees and Margereson.
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Manjimup
Norman Edward Senior
Horace Charles Anderson
North Perth
Steve O'Neill
S. J. Strahan
Dmberson
Nyamup
Senior
Messrs
L. J. Rees
J. W. Margereson
J. P
Weather report shows weekend heat and Bridgetown rainfall
Temperatures rose over the past week with Sunday peak 69.1 degrees and 84.7 minimum. Coldest Monday recorded 54.7 max and 41 min as 46 points of rain fell in Bridgetown. Thursday morning 36 degrees. Rainfall since Aug 15 includes 3 points on Aug 16, 45 on Aug 19, and 14 on Aug 20.
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Bridgetown
Market Report: Firm Trade At Midland Junction Cattle Yard
On Tuesday 14 good quality cattle were yarded at Midland Junction. Market was very firm with steady demand and stable prices for the offering.
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Midland Junction
Morang Maiden and Various Handicaps at Belmont Preview
Racing notes list entries and scratchings for Morang Maiden, Ailsa Handicap, Ingarvenor Cup, Wisteria and various other races at Gloucester Park and Daylesford. Trainers and horse names appear with weights and expected runners, including Bevinach, Accelerate, Noble Prince, Four Freedoms, Captain Fayette, and Stormy Morn among others, with multiple scratchings noted.
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Morang Maiden
Noble Prince
Hepetic
Four Freedoms
Ingarvenor
Wasique
Macclesfield
Chatsol
Macedon Wilter
Hespano
Sir Change
Wonder-Bira
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Anderson
Rovers
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Timms
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Yates
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Jim Ettridge
Frank Gilchrist
Howard
Ettridge
Gilchrist
Balingup
Dave
Jack
G. R. Braithwaite
Steere Street
Golf
Stapleford
Carl Moyes
Deanmill
Jardea
J. P. Norton
Country & Democratic
Forrest Division
Bridgetown Lesser Hall
A. F. Watts
M.L.A
Miss Pixie Henderson
Opposit Fisher
Methodist Church
Ray Lindsey
Boyup Brook
K. Walker
Nannup
Church OF England
Ha.m. Mating
T. R. Pelham Thorman
Perth
Melbourne
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Breeders' Hennee
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Superman
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Keysbrook
Broad Zolark
Bronte Fayette
Tannawitta
Abbey's Fancy
Royal Bedouin AlUlbi
Kato
Sheik
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Leo's Choice
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Daylesford
Emerald Robert
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Jane Dillon
Gaiety Balgay Royal
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Lichtning Globe
Lee Dudley
Sergeant Murphy
Robert de Ory
Franz
Silver Emblem
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Sadlers Wells Paramount
Ormic
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Golder Morning Echo Cappamore
Storthers Pursh
Decima
Beaufort Purse
Faymore Agriayr
Walcott Handicap
Pinghlly
Tanunda
Star of Hope
Nevis
Aberdeen
Lady Josephine Sweet
Urquhart
Chaff
Wigmore’s Ltd
Aladdin Industries Ltd
F. Criteh and Co. Ltd
Mercantile Manual Insurance Co. Ltd
National Mutual Life Association
CO. J. Ellershaw and Co. Ltd
Shell Depot
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