Wheatley-Giblett Partnership Nears Victory Over Railways
Wheatley and Giblett forged a near stand against Railways as both sides ended level with innings not out. Wheatley 88 in a high scoring effort. Bowler Braund led Railways with 4 for 55, while Wheatley dismissed several Railways batsmen. Crowley and Giblett were not out for Railways in a closely fought match.
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Railways
Shoelvidge
Kawl Db
Crowley
Mellows
Williams and Chapman
Wheatley
Giblett
Mavers
Goad Giblett
Sundries
Sunnvelde
Braund
Shoebridge
Bo Braund
Whitely
Roe Williams
Giblett K
Wheatley Mellows
Roe H. Nye
Chapman
Roe Wright
Giblett Braund
G. Faithfull
Raund Sundries
M. Rowe
Braund i
W. Wheatley
Sunnyside
RW Shoebridge
K. Crowley
D. Crowley
Williams A
Gee
B. Westlake
W. White E
Roberts M. Veitch
K. Crowley A
Peck F. Semmens
Forthcoming Cricket Dance to Farewell Local Members
The Bridge Town Cricket Club hosts a grand dance on December 1 to bid farewell to Messrs Ht Jones and Mo Velteh who are leaving the district. The event promises good cheer with supper novelties and top music.
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Bridgetown Cricket Club
Ht. Jones
Mo Velteh
Mittens
Sunday Matches Preview for Bridgetown Trip to Sun Nyside
Bridgetown will travel to Sun Nyside to face its lineup with Peck Veltch Forrester T Bash ford Jones Morgan Semmens Kk Dashford Gray Prasthdis WHEmnsen Moyes. Railways meet Yornup at Bridgetown with Cireentushes the bye.
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Bridgetown
Sunnyside
Peck, Veltch
Forrester
T. Bashford
Jones, Morgan
Semmens
Town Beauty Improves as Road Workers Trim Trees
One of the road board workmen has barbered the trees along Stampton Street over the past week. The effort aims to beautify the town and make it more attractive to residents and visitors.
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Road Board
Stampton Street
Gray Hat Trick In First Match At Bridgetown Showground
Gray achieved the hat trick as Greenbushes built a solid 179 chase at Bridgetown Showground last Sunday. Greenbushes opened with 110, Roberts top-scored in a long innings while Westlake hit seven fours and survived four lives. Lunch at 1 for 125 showed promise, but only Carter, Herbert, and R. Dilkes offered a late push. Bridgetown, 5 for 104 at stumps, face a difficult rematch. Veitch Peck and Jones contributed solid blows.
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Bridgetown
Greenbushes
Geenbushes
Roberts
Westlake
Carter
Herbert
R. Dilkes
Ray
Baskerville
Dilkes
Rowlands
Lindsay
Veitch
Peck
Jones
Doubdte Figne
Unclear cricket scorecard amid damaged OCR text
Fragments show players Greenbushes Th Westlake and Prastidis, several lbw dismissals and a total 178, with erratic wicket counts and stray names. Reading is hampered by missing words and misprints, hindering clear attribution of teams, innings, or match outcome.
State War Memorial Extension Appeal in Bridgetown
Bridgetown RSL sub-branch urges support for engraving war disability heroes on marble tablets in the Cloisters of Honor at the State War Memorial. An appeal subscription sheet is available, with donations sent to the honorary treasurer Anzac House Perth. all funds credited to the district.
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Congress
Bridgetown
R. S.L
Care Anzac House
Perth
R Urquhart Honored By Bridgetown ASL For 1844 45 Service
Bridgetown ASL notes honor for R Urquhart president 1844 45 at monthly meeting and opens appeal for Memorial ark funds. Hospital Ball plans two orchestras to keep dances continuous while a new boosterizer looms. Doctors service expands to Hobn Hill and district farmers debate mound planting schemes.
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Bridgetown
A.S.L
R. Urquhart
Porthcoming Hospital
Country Boys Excursion to Perth by Y A L
The Young Australia League announces a Country Boys Excursion to Perth from January 12 to 26. Boys will visit factories Parliament House the museum Zoological Gardens markets and more with limited vacancies remaining. Apply at Y A L Headquarters Murray and Irwin Streets Perth.
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Perth
Young Australia League
Jlads
Parliament House
Museum
Zoological Gardens
Midland Junction
Johnston
Petél
Guildford
Y.A.L
Murray and
Irwin Streets
Correction on Renewal for Bridgetown Billard Saloon
A correction notice states last week's report on Claude Reginald Ducas of the Bridgetown Billard Saloon misstated the renewal terms for the billiard license. Licensing Magistrate Wauchope offered no comment on the premises.
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Claude Reginald Duccas
Bridgetown Billard
Wauchope Puide
Methodist Church Sunday Services and Lecture
Sunday schedule lists Bridgetown Sunday School and worship at 10 am and 7 pm with locations including Bridgetown and Gully. Principal Beckershey from Adelaide College South Australia is to lecture tonight at 8 o'clock on Christ of the Australian Road, inviting all.
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Bridgetown
Y Paw
Roronla Gully
Scopam
Thoyiye Brewek
Rat P.m. Gree
Primespeel Ekersley
Adelaide College
South Australia
Oye
Nemup
Tao P.m. Bridgetown
Loyal Daverb
Beckershey
Welock
Birthday party marks Miss Beauglehole’s age
A local note records Miss J Beauglehole celebrating a birthday with a pink and blue roseette candle cake display. Mr J T Smith left for Tunbury on Wednesday while Mr and Mrs Learmonth and baby returned from holidays. Mr W Plottman was seen renewing old acquaintances at home. A band of young people held a barbecue last Sunday and enjoyed the event.
Successful Bazaar at Miners Hall Green Bushes
A highly successful bazaar was held in the Miners Hall Green bushes on Saturday December 6. Conducted by the Church of England Ladies Guild stall holders included Tearooms Mesdames Scott Millman Shipley Long and Creech. The event raised £1 1s 9d for the little ladies dolls stall run by Jeanette Haines with Gwenneth Lawson assisting.
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Miners’ Hall
Greenbushes
Church of England Ladies Guild
Scott
Millman
Shipley
Long and
Creech
Mesdames K
A. Haines
Hester
Meagher
The Seventh Veil Comes to Boyup Brook Cinema
Ann Todd leads the new release The Seventh Veil at Boyup Brook Cinema on Friday December 19 with James Mason Herbert Lom and Albert Levi en in a music rich drama. The supporting film Dont Take it to Heart stars Richard Grees and Patricia Medina in a witty satire. Edward Rigby also appears in a humorous supporting role.
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Ann Todd
Greig
Richard Grees
Mapid
Patricia Medina
Edward Rigby
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