Women Hockey Gala Weekend at Manjimup
Manjimup second team beat Donnybrook B team seven nil while the firsts edged Donnybrook 5 3 in a fast hard match. Avis Oliver Erica Gomme and Nell Ward scored for Manjimup who hosted visitors at lunch and local teas were provided.
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Keith Milne
Pat O'Connor
Les Goodsell
Donnybrook
Manjimup
Avis Oliver
Erica Gomme
Nell Ward
Armstrong’s
Oslo
Saturday Results From Local Soccer Match
Deanmill defeated Magpies 2 nil with goals from Deanmill players. Pemberton won 1 nil over Robins amid a protest. Bridgetown triumphed 4 nil against Jardee with four goals in the match.
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Pemberton
Robins
Bridgetown
Jardee Enil
Disputed Showdown at Pemberton Ends 1–0
A tense match between Pemberton and Manjimup Robins at Pemberton produced the game's sole score after a controversial obstruction decision. The crowd saw rough play and near fights leading to a protest from the Robins.
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Pemberton
Manjimup Robins
Deanmill Blues overwhelm Magpies in ground clash
Deanmill dominates Manjimup grounds with a 6 0 win as Rene Paddon scores three goals. Betty Winfield and Gwen Hutchinson add singular strikes while Joan Paddon and C Stanger convert key plays. Magpies press but struggle against strong Deanmill defense with late posts and standout finishing by Paddon.
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Deanmill
C. Stanger
Joan Paddon
Betty Winfield
Magpies
Deanmill Gally
Rene Paddon
Gwen Hutchinson
Blues
Donnybrook Falls to Manjimup in Sunday Hockey Thriller
The Donnybrook and Manjimup men opened Sunday with a tight hockey battle before a large crowd. Manjimup triumphed 4 2 with Dick Fouracres scoring eight goals and Col Richardson still a fast winger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnybrook
Manjimup
Doug
Four Acres
Col. Richardson
Dick Fouracres
Tetanus Victim Dies After Hospital Efforts
Mrs. Thomas, long time resident of the Balingup district, died after hospital treatment for tetanus. The couple had lived in the district twelve years and were once in the bakery trade. Sympathy is extended to Bill and their young daughter Elsie.
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Balingup
Bill
Elsle
Fruitgrowers Association Plans and Proceedings Highlight Meeting
A well attended Fruitgrowers Association meeting heard a pruning class report by pupils of District Horticultural Inspector T Herlihy. The president thanked host orchards and a motion pressed for more release of black leaf 40. Delegates for the 1944 Annual Conference were promised travel funding and daily allowances with caps, and a new representative structure for packing sheds was proposed.
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Fruitgrowers Association
T. Herlihy
Mr. Herlihy
Dewrick
Association
R. Blechynden
Messrs. L. Ryan
Phillips
E. C
Wright
Walter
Ww. A.P.G.A
J. Burt
W.A.F. G.A
TB concerns at Guernsey cattle sale prompt inquiry
In Parliament I will move for a Select Committee to probe tuberculosis in 90 registered Guernsey cattle offered for sale by P. G. Hampshire and Sons at Yarloop on November 12 1946. The inquiry will examine test results before and after sale, grounds for disease suspicion, and any related matters.
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Hoar
al Select Committee
Guernsey
Messrs. P. G. Hampshire and Sons
Yarloop
Manjimup Wins Sandover Shield Golf Pennant
Manjimup clinched the Sandover Shield pennant after a close Sunday match against Bridgetown, finishing with a 7 point haul for Bridgetown. Individual results included P Salvain and T Salvain leading morning singles while G Hester and F EB Hester posted notable wins in the afternoon foursomes. The Blackwood District Golf Association vice president G H Randell presented the shield to Manjimup captain L Lewis, noting Bridgetown will challenge again next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Salvain
N. Lewis Jnr
BD. Hester
E. Adams
R. Hester
Hi Winton
T. Salvain
W. Cc. Muir
Wheatley
G. Lewis
H. Armstrong
N. Lewis Snr
G. Hester
J. Kerr
F. EB. Hester
F. Taylor
Blackwood District Golf Association
G. H. Randell
L. Lewis
Manjimup Club
Randell
Manjimup
Bridgetown
Three Players Tie for First in Monthly Mug Championship
Three players tied for first in the 18 hole stroke play Monthly Mug contest held Saturday. A playoff is set for September 6. Top scores include Hester 68, Urquhart 68, P S Hester 67.
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R. S. Hester
W. A. Urquhart
PB. S. Hester
G. H. Randell
J. A. Kirby
J. Parrinsé
T. Bpeer
C. A. MacKinnon
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William Street
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P. Salvair
Kerr
Taylor
Adams
Armstrong
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Bunbury
John Cooper
Bridgetown’s Rendezvous
Terminus Hotel
Glen McAlinden
Hampton
A. E
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Boyup Brook Bulletin
Manjimup Mail
Pemberton Post
Nannup
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Greenbushes
Boyup Brook Wilga
Dinninup
Kulikup
Jardee
Palgarup
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W. P. Scammell
Boyup Brook
F. Badrick
Bert Walton
P. A
Joe Waddington
Joe’s
N. M. Keremelevich
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