West Perth and Fremantle clash lead cricket scores
WA CA cricket results show West Perth 116 against Fremantle 5 43 while Mid-Guildford 263 faced North Perth and Claremont 93 versus Maylands Lawley 102 Subyville 6 for 266 against East Perth. BR GRADE Fremantle 113 Subyville No 1 8 for 107 Claremont 65 North Perth 7 for 79 West Perth 7 288 Mid-Guildford Cottesloe 76 Subyville No 2 9 North Perth No 1 175 Maylands Lawley 2 39 East Perth 180 North Perth No 2 6 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Perth
Fremantle
Mid-Guildford
North Perth
Claremont
Maylands-Lawley
Cottesloe
Subyville
North Perth No. 1
Maylands- Lawley
East Perth
North Perth No. 2
Rainy forenoon slows wickets in WA cricket round
W.A.C.A. Ground saw West Perth and Fremantle share 159 as West Perth B toppled Midland for 288 at the east end. Ward, Inverarity and Airey led Midland’s 116 as Saggers and Hendricks steadied Fremantle. Suburbs and Subiaco more scores, with Green and Bateman among bowlers delivering strong showings.
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West Perth
Fremantle
Ward
Inverarity and Co
Airey
Tipper
Bert Saggers
Dolph Hendricks
Carlson
Inverarity
Ail
Perry
Heindricks
Saggers
Fletcher
Bateman
Carter
Fremantle Mercantile Association Cricket Scores Report
In a December 19 1925 slate of Park fixtures the Fremantle Mercantile Association highlights results from Park No 1 2 3 and North Fremantle Oval. Detailing matches include South Footballers versus Scots Druids versus Letter Carriers Burfords versus Brightons and Richmond versus Mt Lyell with notable performances from Sam Dowsett A Douglas and W Sullivan. Detailing scores and wickets, the report records multi innings results and key bowlers with figures across several games.
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Letter Carriers
Mt. Lyell
East Fremantle
Brightons
Burfords
South
Druids
Leather Trades
Scots
Detmolds
North
South Footballers
Castlemaine
East Oval
Richmond
Souths
Sam Dowsett
Rummer
Dets
Bull Sullivan
North Fremantle Oval
Arthur Douglas
Bob Hogue
Monk” Joseph
S.C
Christensen
Daly
Calder
Herb
Campbell
Wang” Miller
Cyril Jennings
Anderson
Truran
Wimms
Brighton
Mr. Lyer
H. Read
Andy Boyce
the Park
Hughes
Pearce
Pavilion
Picnic Cricket at Cottesloe Beach by Fremantle Sports C C
Fremantle Sports C C enjoyed a sunny day at Cottesloe Beach finishing second in a match with strong batting from John Thomas Jennings Simmonds and J Duggan while Roy Fletcher led the bowling for the Sports with 5 51. Beach side Simmonds claimed 6 21 with the ball and Rowlands Ulrich and McIntosh supported the effort as the total reached 139 in the first innings.
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Cottesloe Beach
Fremantle Sports C.C
Fred Mann
C.B.C.C
J. Duggan
Y. Ulrich
Hallion
Price
Duggan
Ulrich
Francis
Tom Bell
Simmonds
Arnold
McIntosh
Rowlands
Brown
Flanagan
Olexloe Beach
Thomas
J Duggan
T. Bell
Fletcher
Higgs
Squire
Jennings
Mann
Ibw
Kershaw
Phillips
Sundries
Sports
B.w
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LAST SATURDAY'S STARS A GRADE MATCH SUMMARY
Results show Noward 70 Smith 65 not out in A grade while Hewson 36 and Bryant 41 helped sides. Ward 3-27 Packham 5-50 Green 5-29 Bateman 4-38 led pace bowlers with strong all round scores. In E grade Koliman 65 Jarvis 51 Jones 42 Brooke 46 Hancock 35 Ranford 38* Scaddan 4-5 Newman 4-9. Hil 4-1 Eddy 6-34 Strongman 8-16 Jones 3-19 Collins 2-10 Reid 1-8 Janney 5-82 Watson 4-21 Growett 5-48 Langlands 57 Milme 2-? Page 2-3-32 Henry 2-17.
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Claremont
Maylands-Lawley
Dick Bryant
Gardner
Rowe
Show Ground
Lawley
Bateman
Packham
Mont
East Perth
Suby Oval
Tim” Howard
Smith
Hewson
Drew
Koliman
N.P
Jarvis
N.F
Jones
Brooke
Hancock
Cot
Ranford
W.P
Scaddan
E.P
Newman
Hil
S.L
Eddy
S-L
Strongman
Collins
Reid
Janney
Watson
Growett
Langlands
Milme
Page
Henry
West Perth vs Fremantle at W A C A Ground
West Perth bat first scoring 116 total. Harris, Healey, Meek, Clark, Guy, Hanley out. Harrold unbeaten 2. Bowlers Ward 3 27 and Inverarity 4 46 led Fremantle’s defense. Fremantle yet to bat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Inverarity
Ward
Herbert
Heindrichs
Herbert Healey
Fletcher
Meek
Bateman
Clark
Guy
A. Saggers
Hanley
Airey
St. A
Harrold
Bunning
Smith
Perry
Harrold Hendricks
Carlson
Meek - Inverarity
Smith A. Suggers
Ug Lieland Carnival Opens With Flying Wartons Display
Great interest is shown in tug of war events as a special attraction at Ug Lieland opening Saturday December 26. The Flying Wartons will perform acrobatic feats on opening night and the Ugly Men promise numerous novel attractions for the holiday season. The Carnival aims to entertain Fremantle crowds and support charitable activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uglieland
Fremantle
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