Rovers Triumph In Close Encounter With Boyup Brook
Rovers defeated Boyup Brook in a hard fought match played last Sunday. Rovers led early as Giblett scored, with Boyup replying through McLean before halftime. Second half saw Rovers extend the lead through Lynam and Elphick, while Boyup pressed with Millar and Gordon scoring, but the home side held on for a decisive win.
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Hacks
Wheton
Harrison
D. Giblett
Hallbacks
Walter
J. Gillett
Biphick
Lynam
Timms
Petterson
Glaney
Scott
McEvoy
Elphick
Marshall
Sneak
O'Neill
Boyup Brook
Bucks
Miller
Gordon
Smith
Fairerieves
Hutchings
Dewhurst
Richards
Gi. Miller
Rovers
Boyups
Millar
Caligari
Johnny Fleeton
Ball
L. Green
Patterson
R. Millar
Boyup
Jim Prastidis Hobbles After Ankle Twist
Centre half back Jim Prastidis injured his ankle in the second half of the game against Nannup last Sunday. He spent Monday with a badly swollen ankle and could only hobble on Tuesday but hopes to be fit for the Sunday match against Centrals.
Balingup Edges Centrals In Tight Sunday Clash
Balingup held off Centrals by two points as a late goal sealed the win. Centrals missed Wally Carter while Balingup fielded a strong side. Final score Balingup 10 12 to Centrals 9 15, with Balingup now poised for potential third place before facing the Rovers this fun day.
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Balingup
Centrals
Wally Carter
Rovers
Funday
Warriors Extend Nannup Routs Boyup Brook in tight clash
Warriors trailed until the final quarter when Nannup surged with four quick goals to clinch the lasue title. Bridgetown Rovers beat Boyup Brook by 29 while Balingup narrowly defeated Centrals as premiership points stay tight.
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Bridgetown Rovers
Boyup Brook
Balingup
Centrals
Nannup
Rovers
Warriors
Balingup Boyup
Bridgetown
Boyup
Balingup and Nannup Graders Clash In Tight Opener
Balingup and Nannup grade teams met as a curtain raiser to a Sunday association fixture at Nannup. The game stayed in doubt until the final bell with a one point margin. Scoring listed as BALINGUP 10 and NANNUP with goals and points. G. Happ elected captain of the Nannup Graders.
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Nannup
Balingup
G. Happ
Nannup Beats Warriors in Rugged 1947 Clash
In a bruising Bridgetown Advocate report from June 6 1947 Nannup triumphed over Warriors 11 goals 13 points to 4 5 with standout play from R Neilson Meldrum and Bain for Nannup and Crowley Prastidis Glancy for Warriors. Duncan and Guy defended hard while Jeffreys and Wakefield scored for Nannup.
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Guy
Bonnie
Moyes
D. Crowley
Proustidis
C. Neilson
Warriors
Fred Faithfull
Whitnish
Eos
Smith
Nannup
Hall
Marlow
Pollock
Jeffreys
Dia
Meldrum
Neilson
Fred Faithful
Simart
Cornwall
Young Smith
Spitz
Warrior
Glancy
Duncan
Prastidis
Bain
Nunny
Major
Dean
Harrison
Hornby
Hill
R. Neilson
McMahon
Billiaot
W. Wood
Warner
Wood
Keast
Kennerly
G. Faithfull
Ron Neilson
Wakefield
Crowley
Warner Goon
T. Jeffreys
Rowe
McMahan
K. Crowley
Oc. Neilson
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Hoyup
RL Millar
Wits
Lovers
Goalie
Travers
R. Giblett
Royers
Line O'Neill
John Fleeton Hurt
Jim Prastidis
Eric Hammond
Greenbushes
Hammond
Separovic
J. Pollock
R. Rowe
L. Spitz
C. Doe
W. Warner
J. Dean
Price
Crisp
J. Prastidis
Faithfull
K. Wood
W. Harrison
L. Hornby
J. Kennerly
E.cornwall
Ruck
Les Duncan
Les
Stan
Colts
Les Guy
Tafty
Bill Crisp
Bill
Dave
Separogic
Bert Clarkson
Dave Jack
Woods
Jeffrey
Led Spitz
Nhce
Rover Kennerly
Pristidis
Bing
Beast
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