Roe and Wheatley Deliver Narrow Victory in Debacle
Roe and Wheatley starred for the winners as Wheatley made 66 and Roe retired after three past the century. Yornup was bowled out for 86 after early dismissals, with Dwyer finishing 16 not out. Wickets and sundries dominated the see-saw innings as Giblett, Ree, and Wheatley shone in a cautious chase and the bowling varied across the two sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallender
J. Davies
Wheatley
George Giblett
Lee Steere
Timms
Marshall
Roe
Yornup
W. Dwyer
W. Driver
E Giblett
M. O'Dean Maes
N. Marshall
D. Giblett
Os ‘Smith
G. Giblett
R. Dwyer
R. Timms
Ree
W. Hearn
K. Smith
R. Pears
Guy “Giblett
J. Ward
Sells
Wheatley Sundries
Gestae
Guy Giblett
Dwyer Ibn Elphick
Ward
Giblett & Sells
Cs Ee
W. Wheatley
G. Giblette Hearn
F. Lee Steere
M. Roe
Davies
H. Bells
J. Dwyer
Kk. Smith
Timmy
R. Giblett
W. Elphick
A. Roe
Dwyer
Nannup Brook edge youthful Nan rup in tight Sunday match
Nannup Brook faced a depleted side missing three top bowlers including A Harbeck. The youthful Nannup team led by strong fielding and early batting by E Lyon and P Keast edged a brave Brock defense. Notable figures include Blythe taking 5 for 28 and North claiming 4 for 47 as the Brook side won despite interruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannup
E. Lyon
P. Keast
R. Reott
D. Blythe
W. Worth
M. Guthridge
E. Russell
B. North
the Brook
Fire Act Violations At Boyup Police Court
In Boyup, Justices Dr. A. E. Stening and W. Shoesmith heard Douglas Hack and Patrick McMahon Glynn charged under the Bush Fires Act. Both pleaded guilty. convictions recorded and each fined with costs of 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Stenning
Mr. W. Shoesmith
Messrs
Douglas
Hack
Patrick McMahon Glynn
P. M. Glynn
Farewell to Mr and Mrs Lew Shaw in Boyup Brook
The Shaw couple were farewelled on Tuesday night before moving to Shackleton. They had been in Boyup Brook a short time but formed strong ties, and friends wish them success and happiness in their new home.
Greenbushes Triumph Over Railways in Low-Scoring Rout
Stan Hogan led Greenbushes with 40 before being caught by Harrod off Westlake. Bill Harrison took 3 for 49 while Bert Close claimed 2 for 40 as Railways folded for 89. Harrod’s fielding and Westlake’s bowling sealed the win with standout figures for Greenbushes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bateman
Railways
Stan Hogan
Harrod
Westlake
Bill Harrison
Bert Close
Roberts
White
K. . Crowley
Rein
L. Perks
Harrison Balan
R. Harrog
Hogan
Harrison
R. Dilkes
Close
L. Westlake
Broomfield
GIGSS
Dilkes
L. Hornby
Harflan
Carter
Lake Tee
K. Crowley
W. Harrison
Mellows
Sunday Matches Yornup v Greenbushes Railways v National Fitness
Railway team to play National Fitness at Showground lists R Mellows captain W Harris son vice captain W White A Close K Crowley S Hogan T Clover J Holgate B Glancy D Crowley 8 Shepherd F Semmens 12th man. Match starts at 11 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yornup
Greenbushes
Railways
National Fitness
R. Mellows
W. Harrisson
W. White
A. Close
K. Crowley
S. Hogan
T. Clover
J. Holgate
B. Glancy
D. Crowley
Shepherd
F. Semmens
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ROE and Wheatley
Bridgetown
M. Ree
Wi Wheatley
Geo. Giblett
Giblett
H. Sells
Sunnyside
L. Smith
M. O'Dea
N. Taylor
Terminus Hotel
Dave Jack
Bridgetown Hotel
Westralian Farmers Co-operative Ltd
Jassid
Saddlery
National Library of Australia
Lyon
Wood L
Dean
Murphy C. Asplin
North
Macklest
Viner
Guth
Murphy
Winer
Mythe
W. Wood
R. Reynolds
E. Russells
Blythe
A. Guthridge
Mackie
L. Kearney
M. Separovich
Scott
C. Sexton
Wd.blythe
R. Mackie
R. Scott
Otal Aime
E. Lyons
G. Viner
Asplin
Lyon W. Wood
Blythe Co North
T Reynolds
Russell
Keast
Marlow
H Keast
Boyup Police Court
Boyup
Walker
Perks
J. Crowley
S. Shepherd
H. Nye
R. Harred
W. Carter
B. Westlake
BE. Roberts
South West Coop
Bunbury
Busselton Harvey Manjimup
Margaret River
Boyanup
Northcliffe
Perth
BE Co-Operative
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