Balingup Defeats Warriors In Semi Final Thriller
Balingup and the Warriors clash in a fast paced semi final with Kennerly Harrison and Whitnish star players for Warriors while Allsop, A Bailey and Trezise lead Balingup. Final score Balingup 13 goals 17 behinds to 5 4 for Warriors.
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Trezise
Manger
Whitnish
Ken Merritt
Tou Allsop
Warriors
Baling
Prastidis
Harrison
H. Merritt
Allsop
A. Bailey
Les
Autelife
Balingup
Balingups
Trewise
Chapple
Leather
Warriors overpower Balingup in B grade semi final
Warriors dominated Balingup 10.6 to 5.9 in a Greenbushes semi final. Brader Frank Caddy added four late goals while Balingup backs supplied well but forwards failed to convert chances. Referee Ww. Carter refereed a clean game with best Balingup players including A Sales A Moore K Allsop Lou Cagnana and Fred Tomerini.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warriors
Balingup
Brader
Frank Caddy
Carter
A. Moore
K. Allsop
Lou Cagnana
Fred Tomerini
Donnybrook Beats Balingup Kirup In Return Clash
Donnybrook reversed a prior defeat by defeating Balingup Kirup 4 13 to 1 in Donnybrook. The visitors struggled with inaccurate kicking and weak back line while Donnybrook excelled in passing and handball. Henry Betts guarded goals for Balingup Kirup and Brian McDonald of Kirup was named best on field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tidis
Gil Paithfull
Duncan
Les Guy
Balingup
Allsopp
H. Merritt
Jenkins
Offer
Blakeney
Hogan
Widdup
A. Bailey
Ken MacLoughlin
Warriors
Allsop
Tregige
Rex Bailey
Warriors No
Donnybrook
Henry Betts
Henry
Harvey Walter
Bob Morgan
Little Allen Boys
Kirup
Brian McDonald
Bridgetown Defeats Busselton in A Grade Hockey
Bridgetown wins the A grade match 3 0 against Busselton with goals by J Wilkins G Busch and PV score details. A grade teams included C Thompson V Holgate J Sheridan J Wallingford J Armstrong H Ironmonger J Guthrie and G Smith. B grade ends in a 3 3 draw with goals by Fleeton Veale Capewell and Eastcott for Bridgetown and Thompson Capewell Lilley for Busselton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busselton
Bridgetown
C. Thompson
V .Holgate
J. Sheridan
J. Wallingford
J. Armstrong
H. Ironmonger
J. Guthrie
Wilkinson
Jones
G. Smith
J. Lilley
Bridget
Thompson
N. Capewell
T. Fleetown
Co. Thompson
Improved Butter Production in Warren District in July
Butter fat output in the Warren district for year to date rose sharply with July gains highlighted by a 45.7 percent rise in the Manilmup Pemerton area over July 1944. Northcliffe reported a 34.6 percent July increase compared with 1946, noting 11 000 pounds forwarded from Walpole district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Department of Agriculture
J. McNally
Manilmup
Pemberton
Walpole
Northcliffe
Higher Butterfat Yields Reported Across Local Factories
Data shows butterfat percentages from all sources rose 45 percent in July this year versus July last year. For the seven months combined, an 86.5 percent improvement is noted.
Road Board Duties Set by Finance Committee
The Manjimup Road Board finance committee defines duties for road board employees, including Mr. G Biggs and Mr. Cowen, and the health inspector upon appointment. The secretary will allocate specific duties and vehicles. he need not instruct on how jobs are carried out. The committee also backs replacing the car with a utility vehicle and approves supervisor-led selection of a leading hand when justified.
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Road Board
G. Biggs
Cowen
Manjimup
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