Centrals Suffer First Defeat For Season From Improved Balingup
Centrals lost their first game of the season to an improved Balingup outfit. The match featured tight defense and no runaway lead, with key plays from Glennie, Carter, and A Bailey for Centrals and strong efforts by Filsell, Trezise, and Allsop for Balingup. Wren and Lindsay provided notable moments as the visitors edged ahead late in the second half.
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Filsell
A. Baiey
Carter
Whistle Jones
Lindsay
Wren
Ball
Glennie
Ken MacLoughlin
Wally
Jim
Yates
Lesong
Aller
Jenkins
Spence Winnish
Glennie Apain
Bailey
Hayes
Allsop
Beshman
Jones
Winnish
Bell
A. Bailey
Prendergast
Trezise
Collins
Stan Bailey
Eastcott
MacLaughlin
Ammon
Sop
Ammion
Eee
Balingup Triumph In Narrow Football Victory
Balingup celebrated after a hard fought win over Centrals with a late surge. Collins opened scoring, Bailey starred, and A Bailey with Trezise and Filsell contributed key goals. Final score Balingup 14.12 Centrals 12.14, a ten point margin.
Local Notes From Bridgetown and Nearby Towns
Chaotic local items note Derrick Sieber’s hurried city trip and return on Friday. Allan Wright’s injuries require rest and possibly hospital care. Bridgetown visitors attended Nelson Football Association meeting with L Ryan C D Blankeney and A E Walton. George Happ plans a nocturnal return from the metropolis. CW A leatherwork class teaches by six former students of R. seroiet m before Pemberton. Mrs t uandatoe attended Busselton handicraft school. Mal Malcolm Gleadell back at work with Railway status nickname shift from Glack to Incision. Ernie Baruff seeks a Mill henchman. a Denmark trip leads to a wreck near Kojonup, Lescki escapes injury, both drivers questioned at police station. Ernie’s party includes Mrs Davies and two children. Fred Tomerini and Davies bring them home. Ray Oldfield and Norm Dearle visit Perth, Kojonup duties next Monday. First of six CW A card evenings aids Parents and Citizens’ Association. prizes awarded in Bridge, Euchre, and Rummy. Ian Wright from Manjimup among football fans.
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Umpire Question On Centralisation At Nelson Meeting
Mr J H Smith from Centals argued against centralisation of umpires at the Nelson Football Association meeting. He warned city umpires would add costs and may be unaffordable for some clubs while finals still require officials. Secretary Ben Fisher cited £4 for ordinary matches and for semi finals plus extra costs.
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Nelson Football Association
J. H. Smith
Centals
Smith
Claire
Perth
Ben Fisher
Nelson Rovers fined for late ground arrival at carnival
At its ordinary meeting last week the Nelson Football Association fined Bridgetown Rovers £1 10s per day for lateness on May 15 and 29, with reports noting delays of 20 and 25 minutes. Permission granted for Mr John Mayhew of Cottesole to take photos during the carnival.
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Nelson Football Association
Bridgetown Rovers
Rovers
John Mayhew
Cottesole
Umpire Bows Out Over Uproar At Nelson Football Meet
Letter from F H Caddy responds to criticism of umpires at the Nelson Football Association meeting. He concedes unable to serve as central umpire and cites abuse, urging a replacement who will lift the game from its current low standing. He says he joined for the love of the game and wishes the sport well.
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Nelson Football Assn
Association
F. H. Caddy
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