W A C A Pennant December 26 and 27 Cricket Matches
Fremantley-Mt Lawley Claremont v Mid-Guildford East Perth v Subiaco West Perth v North Perth North Fremantle v May-Mt Lawley Claremont v North Perth Subiaco v East Perth match details list starting times and stumps. Players include Saggers Fowler Doig Hookway Bancroft and others with bowling figures and first innings scores noted.
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Fremantley
West Perth
North Fremantle
Mt. Lawrey
Claremont
Mid-Guildford
Subiville
East Perth
W.ac.a
Frerant
é_y. West Perth
Fremaney Claremont
North Perth
Mr. Lawley
Subiaco
W.A. CA. East
Booth
Roche
Hookway
Fowler
White
Doig
North
Hancock
Carson
Liew
Randy
Bancroft
Kollman
McBeach
Hoffman
Fergie
Ee Wright
Holmes
Fremantle
North Fremantie
May-Milawley
Subyuille
Fremantle Cricket Notes and Local Match Results
Local fixtures list scores and outcomes from Fremantle district cricket. Nankervis 4 for 16 leads Fremantle Mercantile in a listed innings. Robson not out in second innings. other players named include Slattery, Baker, Nankervis, Moncrieff, Rowlands, Hutchins, and Edwards. Results cover Druids vs Mt Lyell, Mid-Guildford, Perth No. 2, Claremont, North Perth, Subiaco, Mayland, Mt Lawley, Midland-Guildford with individual bowler figures and totals.
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Gord Os
Tramway Shield Test Tilt Sees Sharp Batting At Port Oval
Perth Tramways defend solidly as Townsend and Rendell pace a cautious reply. Gibson wins toss and bats first, Shanahan top scored with 43 as Johnson and Groves pace Port bowling. Keating claims the only duck. Townson and Knapp show early promise as Elford and Rendell push late scoring.
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Perth
Frestle Tramways
Port Oval
Townsend
Rendell
Elford
Gibson
Shanahan
Johnson
Keating
Groves
Townse
Wrighton
Premantle Tramways
Gideon, & Johnson
MacKenzie
Lewis
Crom
Townson
Brown
Knapp
F. O Wouner
Cross
Pearce
Dymock
Thomas
Sundries
North Perth versus Fremantle match highlights and scores
Last week’s stars in last week’s bat show Jarvis and Price led NF B side with strong finishes. Fremantle's Hin and Barker contributed notable innings while Reid Heath Hookway Bancroft and Ben Reid anchored North Perth batting. Bowling featured Inverarity Herbert and Thompson among others as scores unfolded across both innings and key dismissals.
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Jarvis
AL Price
Heindrichs
Russell My
Hin
Freemantle E
Hookway
Bancroft
Letter Carriers V Leather Trades First Innings Summary
McIntosh 6 for first innings, A White, K White, and White’s catches mark a tight batting. Dunne and Millar share key dismissals. Brown and Knapp star with both bat and ball. Munro remains not out as Farrell also ends unbeaten. Total 116 for eight wickets.
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McIntosh
K. White Knapp
Farrell Tobin
K. White
Joseph
A. White
K. White Smart
Moore
White Miller
White
Drennan
Munro Brown
Hawkins
Gunayon
Dunne Worley
Dunne
R. Pearce
Winch
Millar
Knapp
A. Pearce
Brown
Gunnyon
Knapp Munro
Farrell
Fremantle 3 vs North Peeth No 1 First Innings
Fremantle 3 and North Peeth No 1 contest begins with the first innings in a local cricket match. Key players unnamed, opening play noted as the game starts.
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Fremantle
North Peeth
State Imps V Burford's State Imps
Score details from a cricket or similar match are partially readable showing players Baker Munro H McIntosh and Munro with wicket-style descriptions. The fragment includes score notations and player names but lacks complete context or outcome.
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Baker
Munro
H. McIntosh
Fremantle Sports Defeat RAGA at Fremantle Oval Clash
Fremantle Sports defeated RAGA at Fremantle Oval on the 11th, marking the first victory in the series. Fisher 45 and Ulrich 4 opened strongly for Sports, racing to a solid start before fragile batting trimmed the later innings.
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Fremantle Oval
R.ag.a
Fremantle Sports
Fistcher
Ulrich
Local cricket thrill as Jarrahdale edges visitors by one run
Jarrahdale hosts Mundigong visitors with a thrilling one run win after a tight 187 by their side and 158 by the Sports. Notable performances include McDonald 55 and Clements 64 for Jarrahdale while Fletcher 64 and Sheldrake 3 for 4 bowled well for the Sports. The concert party and tea ended with thanks from President Jas. Jeffrey.
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Jarrahdale
Mundigong
Fletcher
Sheldrake
McDonald
Clements
Wakely
Walsh
Wistter
M Sere Cesta Sve
Hardiman
Ewing
Jas. Jeffrey
Jarrahdale ©.C
Brennan
Price
Nolan
Curtis
Hallion
Saunders
Thompson
Reeves
Barry
Francis
Jenkins
Duggan
Campbell
Youlden
Sundries
Breaman
Reaves
H. Campbell
Picnic and prize decisions mark Coogee notes
Miss Long hosted an afternoon picnic before departing for the Eastern States. A pupil’s scholarship led to an Education Department decision favoring the elder candidate, with the younger to try again next year. Agricultural Society members burned cricket and football grounds. Naval Base car and a few tanks and stands are up for tender, with about 280 spent previously.
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Miss Long
The
Agricultural Society
Naval Base
Fremantle Workers Club Social Evening Draws 200 Guests
A Fremantle Workers Club social evening attracted about 200 members, wives, and friends. The event featured a varied programme of music and elocution with an eight instrument club orchestra, soloists and comic segments. Refreshments and drinks were served by the ladies committee, and the gathering closed with Auld Lang Syne.
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Fremantle Workers’ Social
Lelatve Club
Iadies
W. Moore
Herbert Gibson
Daniolin
E. Green
Miss O'Flaherty
Percy Coward
Colme
Hasel Collett
BE. Sweetman
Bill Reeves
Mr. F. Burridge
Mr. Arnold
Fremantle Senior Matting Association Match Notice
Fremantle Senior Matting Association announces a cricket match against Fremantle and Districts Mercantile Cricket Association. The game is scheduled to be played on Boxing Day.
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Fremantle Mercantile and Districts Association
Fremantle Senior
Fremantle Senior Matting Association
Fremantle and Districts
Mercantile Cricket Association
Rees Cash Chemist Frewen Dies Eight and
A brief obituary notes the death of Cash Frewen, a chemist. the notice recalls his career and ties to Frewen Diesels Beach, with sparse details and a concise farewell.
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