Rovers Triumph In Narrow Gridge Town Oval Scramble
Nelson Association Rovers defeated Centrals in a high tempo match at Gridge town Oval. Rovers led late, with key moments including Long and Giblett scoring multiple sixers and Carter adding early points for Centrals, final score Rovers 13 goals 7 behinds to Centrals 10 goals 10 behinds. Best for Rovers were Long, Scott, Pettersen, J Giblett, Anderson. Centrals’ standouts included W Carter, Lindsay, Sells, Perks, Yates.
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Boyup Triumphs In High Scoring Football Thriller
Boyup earned a brilliant win in a high scoring match against Warriors. The game featured strong marking and kicking with several knockouts, ending at full time with Boyup 10.11 to Warriors 8.7. Key contributors included Harris Stephens Beatty and W Patterson for Boyup and Prastidis Stewart Winnish Campbell for Warriors.
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Sells Still Plays Among Centrals and Rovers
The article recalls Harry Sells a veteran footballer who nearly helped Centrals beat the Rovers last Sunday. Once brilliant at Meekatharra around 1929 he faced aging and a carbuncle scare but still performed well. He served four years in the war and six months in hospital, and his football knowledge benefits younger players.
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Darts Teams Clash As Local Four Compete Twice Weekly
Darts matches are staged twice weekly among four local teams with keen rivalry. In 201 up, Freemasons and Terminus each won two games. Terminus claimed the 801 up. In 801 up, Terminus beat Bridgetown 801 to 666 while Bridgetown won the cricket. Participants include Freemasons H Lilly J Prastidis K Hough and Terminus N Taylor A Bryce D Rooke S Brannigan.
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Church Services Across Towns Sunday July 13 1946
Sunday School at Tlam Bridgetown 1 pm. Boronia Gully 2 pm. Boyup Brook 7 pm. Greenbushes 7 pm. Nannup 7:40 pm Bridgetown Rev N Inwood leads $40 per hour rate for service locations noted.
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Hospital Board Plans New Lights and Safety Upgrades
At the ordinary meeting, chairman L R Goodridge said a local electricity proprietor indicated hospital lighting would be prioritized. Upgrades include two extra switches in the sterilising room and one in the nursery, fire extinguishers to be serviced, chimneys covered, and an incident incinerator cover added. A private line to Doctor Cook’s residence is nearing completion with two lines envisaged. The secretary reported fees amounting to 184 and the board is financially better than 13 months ago.
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W A Breeders' Speedy Sheik Leads Saturday Races
Crowd briefings show Scratchings across W A meetings with Sheik and Royal stakes. Notable entries include Scratchings Keysbrook Johnnie Lee and Hed Brick while selections list Maemanto and Grey Flash in prominent events.
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Weather Summary and Temperature Range Report
Rainfall figures for the period show a total of 661 points with daily readings scattered from the first to the eleventh. The week’s high was 62.6 degrees and the low 34 degrees with several days in the upper thirties and low fifties.
Country Services 3 p.m. at Winntrup
Bridgetown Advocate reports a 3 p.m. country services gathering at Winntrup on Friday July 12, 1946, inviting local residents to join in a worship and community event.
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