Yornup Race to 201 in Easy Win over Greenbushes
W Dwyer and R Marshall opened for Yarnup as 108 partnership boosted by N Marshall’s 50. Dwyer later fell for 10, J Dwyer 7 and W Timms 8. final total 201. For Greenbushes Harrod, Carter and Graham starred with bowling. Timms and Collins provided late resistance before Westlake and Perks closed out the innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarnup
W. Dwyer
R. Marshall
Dwyer
Harrod
Marshall
Graham
Carter
N. Marshall
Greenbushes
J. Dwyer
Perks
R. Timms
Davies
Westlake
Reg
Timms
Pears
W. Timms
Yornup
Dilkey
Roberts
Dilkes
D. Graham
W. Carter
Broomfeld
Allen
Collins
M. O'Dea
L. Smith
Harrog
Perks J. Davies
Timme
Carter W. Timms
W. Pears
Bundries
Idarcoa
Greenbushes Roberts
R. B. Timms
L. Perks
R. Timms Broomfield
Collings
Smith
C. Perks
Sundries
Railway fielding shatters national fitness in clash
National Fitness openers Jones and Bashford were dismissed cheaply after a 17 total. In the second innings National Fitness reached 45 for two, making 112 overall. Railways declared at 124. Key dismissals include Jones, Bashford, Wood and Urquhart, with Crowley and Harrison sharing multiple wickets.
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National Fitness
Jones
Bashford
Railways
Railways Triumph Prompts Premiership Hike
In a tense cricket match Railways defended 1 for 7 then declared, Crowley’s 100 set up a late chase by Greenbushes the final score saw Railways win as Urquhart bagged 6 for 49. The win lifts Railways to 10 points in the premiership race.
Snick Horsley Leads National Fitness On Top After Opening Session
Horsley won the toss and elected to bat as Guy opened from the south end. Jones and Bashford opened, Lat ter fell to Glancy, Harrison claimed Meredith first ball, Mabey and Crowley made quick stops. Crowley’s accuracy tightened the innings to 67 at stumps with Railways 67 in reply.
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Jones
Hogan
Harrison
Bashford
Glancy
Crowley
Semmens
UN Stee
Meredith
Har- Wasom
Wood
Mabey
Horsley
Guy
O'Neil
Urquhart
Rankine
Moyes
Mellows
Bill Urquhart
T. Bashford
National Fitness
Nye
Railways
South End
Stumps
Town End
K. Crowley
Mellong
Sunnyside Trounced in Picnic Cricket Match at Dinninup
Sunnyside club faced defeat as Dinninup’s Beatty brothers and K Smith bowled tightly while Giblett made 38 and Roe and Braund contributed. Ladies of Sunnyside lent strong tea service and support as the day’s fielding kept Sunnyside on the back foot.
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Sunnyside
George Giblett
Beatty Brothers
Dinninup
K. Smith
W. Wheatley
Y. Beatty
Giblett
Miller
Nannup Routs Nannup Brook With All Round Lyon Lift
E Lyon starred for Nannup with 43 batting and 4 for 7 bowling as the youthful side won by an innings. Nannup Brook were 35 behind after being bowled out in their second innings, with Blythe taking 4 for 9 and several sharp catches.
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E. Lyon
Nannup
Nannup Brook
Blythe
Ted Lyons
Pat Keast
Brook
Howe
Howes
G. Viner
Keast
L. Dean
Newman
B. Marlow
Lyon
A. Harbeck
W. Wood
Mackie
BE. Lyon
W. Quirk
D. Blythe
J. Redfern
B. North
M. Wood
Dean
L. Scott
EB. Lyon
Nannup P. Keast
R. Wakefield
R. Marlow
Sexton
Harbeck
R. Mackie
Marlow
Benjimup Strength Spurs Boyup Rivalry In 1946 Match
In a Bridgetown Advocates report from December 6 1946 Boyup faced Benjimup with Benjimup’s strengthened lineup after Boyup’s players joined the rival club. Boyup lost by 21 runs amid fielding errors and dropped catches, with Alex Lee Steere named captain and Owen Outridge vice captain. The match details include Benjimup scoring 100 and Boyup Brook totaling 81, while bowling highlights show Rouse and Lee Steere leading for Benjimup and Happ and Moore controlling for Boyup Brook.
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Wilga
Benjimup
Boyup
Alex Lee Steere
Owen Outridge
W. Meredith
Outridge
Lee Steere
L. Meredith
J. Dodd
Pegrum
C. E. Dodd
F. Happ
Rouse
Smith
B. Dodd
J. Churach
L. Moore
D. Jones
T. Rouse
A. Lee Steere
R. Pegrum
C. Cailes
Boyup Brook
R. Hopkins
O. Outridge
C. BE. Dodd
Happ
T. Bowes
I. Moore
S. Haywood
V. Smith
F. Lindsay
T. Cowan
C. B. Dodd
A. Lewis
T. “Happ
Moore
Dodd
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Foe
Bemmens
E. Roberts
G. Gibbett
W. White
Bowling Crowley
W. Harrison
W. Urquhart
B. Blechynden
J. Lee Steere
F. Semmens
C. Graham
Co-operative Ltd
Bridgetown
Jassid
Saddlery
Caris Bros’. Optician
J. McE
Rule
T. A. McInnes
Snick
Pixie Henderson
Fisher’s Garage
Nannup Cricket
Guy Giblette Y. Beatty
Blechynden
Mente
A. F. Bruines
Beatty
W. Elphick
Ae Beatty
Lee Breere
G. Waters
L. Buckland
M. Roe
A. W. Wheatley
Geo Giblett
A. Braund
H. Sells
Guy Giblett
B. K. Smith
K Beatty
A. Beatty
A. Clark
Wheatley
Braund
Wee
H Sells
Roe
J. Peper
H Roe
Sells
M Beatty
Elphick
Clark
T. Miller
A. Murdoch
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