Boy Suffers Knee Injury Amid Tree Cutting Incident
In Darradup last Monday morning Ross Craigi aged 12 fell victim to an axe slip while barking a tree for his father’s will. He was rushed to Nannup District Hospital where he remains under treatment and is progressing well.
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Darradup
Ross Craigi
Nannup
Nannup and Centrals Battle to Draw in Close Match
In a tight contest Nannup and Centrals finished level at 9.6 to 9.25 after a see-saw game. Key players included Nannup stars R Howes Campbell Guthridge and B Kearney while Centrals were led by J Glennie W Carter and R Brooks. Umpire G Gregg oversaw the match.
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B. Keyser
B. Kearney
A. Guthridge
H. Howes
C. Rowe
J. Campbell
J. Glennie
R. Sullivan
R. Rowlands
R. Jones
A. Brennan
P. Pickering
K. Thorley
H. Carter
W. Carter
L. Green
L. Allen
T. Brooks
R. Brooks
C. Winnish
N. Lindsay
B. Williams
Nannup
Guthridge
John
Rowe
Mannetic
Seeder
Centrals
Thorley
Spitz
Keyser
R. Howes
Sullivan
Glennie
Pickering
Central
Neilson
Wally Carter
T. C. Kearney
Brooks
Jahr
Campbell
Glennie Cnering
Cosgrove
Williams
Drongly
H. Page Bate
H Howes
B Russell
Centrale
Poouretely Toeeran
Gensrats
Howes
Guthrie
Mark R. Howes
Lin
J. Jones
Namnuf
Bob Jones
Dave Walker
Bob
Rowlands
Woods
Glenn’e
Huby Carter
Ray Brooks
Palmer
Boone
Cearney
Russel
Winnish
Brennan
Hutchins
Pears
Ous
Russell
Nannup Quick
C. Witnish
Doctor J O Munro Opens Practice in Nannup
Dr J O Munro announces beginning medical practice in Nannup from May 1 1950. Surgery hours are Morsing 10 to 11 and 2 to 3 in the afternoon with special examinations by appointment only. No surgeries Saturday afternoon or Sundays. Practice currently at Nannup Hospital.
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Nannupas
Morsing
Bridgetown Ladies' Golf Opens 1950 Season May 17
Mrs. T Stevenson secretary of the Bridgetown Ladies' Golf Club announced the 1950 season would begin on May 17. The opening event is a stroke round with players choosing their own partners.
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T. Stevenson
Bridgetown
Umpire Trezise Praised In Close Balingup Boyup Match
The article lauds Triggys Trezise for a polished umpiring display in a tight game where Balingup defeated Boyup Brook 12 goals 6 to 3 goals 9. It notes strong backline defense, key plays by Allan Allsop and Jock Keywood, and a crowd of visiting supporters hailing the umpire as best in years.
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Triggy
South West
Balingup
Boyup Brook
Boyup
Bill Paterson
Bill
Hec
Mac
Dodd
R. Mead
Banting
exchenGes
Panea
Lew Widdup
Blakeney
Lew Ammon
Rex Bailey
Ken MacLoughlin
Treggarth
Parker
Parth
MacLean
Smith
Alsop
K. Allsop
Allsop
J. Mauger
Pat Smith
Mer
Aptain Allsop
Tom Prendergast
L. Ammon
Ward
Jock Keywood
MacNish
Amon
H. MacLean
P. Smith
I. Tuckett
W. Mead
S. Hayward
M. Ward
J. Paterson
H. Banting
J. Brookman
K. Humphreys
H. Andrews
G. Mead
L. Moore
Bridgetown Blood Transfusion Coach Visit Planned
About 30 people from Balingup will ride Mr West’s loaned bus to Bridgetown for a donor drive. Dr Noel Williams says donors who gave before are welcome and earlier participants should report for verification. Donors will be called by alphabet across two days with set times.
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Bridgetown
Balingup
West
Noel Williams
Bridgetown Draw With Jardee In Hockey Match
Bridgetown and Jardee played to a scoreless draw in a rare opening hockey match. Umpire Jim Johnson, formerly of Nannup, oversaw the game. Best Bridgetown players were Joan Garrett Gwen Busch Joan Morevy Elsie Christp. Bridgetown will travel to Pemberton to meet the team next.
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Jace
Ace Ie Steeresta
Manjimup Girls Train for Early Match Plans
Last Saturday's basketball turnout was encouraging and Yornup plans to field a team. Manjimup girls are in training and a match between Yornup and Manjimup seems likely. A busy-bee effort highlighted the girls' commendable work, surpassing earlier football and cricket efforts on the grounds. Colors are planned to be registered immediately.
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Ares
Getown
Manjimup
Eceeerwn
Ely
Rains Bring End to Dry Spell Amid Growing Green Pastures
Weather reports indicate rains began Thursday and continued through Tuesday morning ending a long dry spell. For four months this year rainfall reached 215 points with May likely to surpass it. Green feed is starting to grow as mushroom gatherers activity increases in fields.
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