Bridgetown Eleven Edge Manjimup In Low-Scoring Start
Manjimup batted first and collapsed to 86 all out as Westlake led Bridgetown bowling with 6 for 26. Bridgetown reached 151 for 9 at stumps with Harrison 44 and Roe 48, Giblett 23 and Forrester contributing, Hargraves, McDonald and Muir taking two wickets each.
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Manjimup
Herlihy
F. Skeet
Shoebridge
Hargraves
Braund
J. Allen
Ball
Herbert
Allen
H. Edwards
Westlake
Bridgetown
Roe
Harrison
Forrester
G. Giblett
McDonald
T. Herlihy
D. Edward. Westlake
D. Hargrave Li
D. Hargraves
W. Harrison
M. Roe
G. Forrester
H. Edward McDonald OW
White
Muir G. Giblett
J. Dwyer
R. Herbert
Sandries
D. Llargraves
I. Edwards
E. Ball
Herbert H. Edwards
E. R. Muir
I. Fouracre
EK. Rice
J. McDonald
Sundries
Orw M. Roe
L. Shoebridge
W. Braund
Manjimup Second XI Defeats Bridgetown in Narrow Win
Manjimup Second XI won by 5 runs at Greenbushes after Bridgetown were bowled out for 95. Muir top scored with 63 while team mates Roe Harris and Doust supported with key contributions. Bridgetown bowlers Giblett and Mellows led the attack, but Manjimup’s 173 total proved enough in a tense chase.
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Manjimuy
Bridgetown
J. Austin
Lapsley
Maniimupp
M. Muir
J. Doust
B. Muir
D. Giblett
R. Mellows
Peppermint Grove Visitors Show Manjimup Grandson
Constable and Mr Pagler from Peppermint Grove visit Manjimup to introduce Mrs Pagler’s parents Mr and Mrs Wally Whyte to their grandson. Mr R Gribble of Perth, formerly of Deanmill, is staying in Manjimup with Mr and Mrs M S Mulr.
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Constable
Mr. Pagler
Peppermint Grove
Manjimup
Mra Pagler
Wally Whyte
R. Gribble
Perth
Deanmill
M.S. Mulr
Junior Cricket Match: M C A Triumph Over Bridgetown
Doug Major starred for M C A with 33 not out and 4 for 22 as Bridgetown were bowled out for 69. J Cowen added 16 retired and 2 for nil, while R Miller 24 retired helped M C A post 112 for four. L Duncan J, R Meredith shared scoring for Bridgetown. G Wheatley led with 3 for 15 in a decisive win.
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Doug Major
M.C.A
Bridgetown
Sunnyside
J. Cowen
R. Miller
Bridgetown Lads
L. Duncan J
R. Meredith
G. Wheatley
Nelson Responds to Bridgetown Road Board Criticism
W L Nelson defends his press criticism of the Bridgetown Road Board. He clarifies the secretary’s report was from the previous annual meeting and urges recognition of the chairman’s good qualities while noting criticism can drive improvement and long term reforms.
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Bridgetown Road Board
W. L. Nelson
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First Eleven
Edwards
Muir
Vald
George Giblett
Fred Lee Steere
R Herbert
D Edwards
H Edwards
BE. Rice
R. R. Muir
Greenbushes
Son
Is Etown
Actown
P Westlake
J. Lee Steere
G. Truslove
Lee Steere
Truslove
Austin
Muir K
K. Mellong
Doust
K. Crowley
Moss G. Trussoye
W. Pwyer
A. Allsop
Muir H. Mabey
Mulp
T. Bashford
W. Carter
C. Perks
Aa Nicol
Ei Mows
J. Dauat
B. W. Lapsley
C. Muir
D. Thomas
B. J. Muir
G Iblett
Allsopp
Giblett
D. Muir
Mellows
A. Nicol
G. Muir
Pug
Thomas
C Carter
Lapeley
Lee Steer
Perks
J. Daust
G. Moss
Mellows & Giblett Sundries
H. Mabey
Crowley
Allsop
Carter
Bashford
D. Brunetti
Ethel Streat
Gool
Telephone
National Library of Australia
MR. Nelson
Balingup
Dinninup
Apply Paterson & CO Limited
South-West Co-Operative Dairy Farmers Ltd
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South-West Co-Op Dairy Farmers Ltd
Dave Jack
Bridgetown Hotel
R. Hancock & Sons
Spencer Street
Bunbury
Wilkinson
Armstrong
H. V. McKay
Massey Harris Pty, Ltd
Tractor Tyres
Hampton Street
Idgetown
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