Toodyay cricket match details incomplete and unclear
Readable fragments show players Toodyay 6 Mercantiles with outcomes involving Jefferys, Donegan, Pocock, Korbosky and Lukin. Mentions batters and dismissals but lacks coherent score or full context. Information appears garbled with names and partial events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toopyay
N. Gooden
J. Parser
Detes
R. Donegan
R. Lukin
Ibn Jefferys
Jefferys
B Williams
W. Page
Rogers Jefferys
AJ Korbosky
Simiht
Christie
Donegan Pocock
Bolgart Club Enjoys Day With Wongan Hills Visitors
December 12 1939 Bolgart News reports good weather Sunday as Bolgart Tennis Club hosted Wongan Hills members for an enjoyable day. A church fete and dance in Bolgart Hall raised funds, with music by Miss Lawler and others. Local social items note arrivals, meals, and a rowing event with T F Christie leading.
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Bolgart Tenis
Wongan Hills Club
Wongan Hills
Church of England
Bolgart Hall
Miss Lawler
R. Defferys
Donegan
J. Williams
Sunth
G. Leeder
Leeder
Jennacubbine and Bolgart Tennis Club Match Report
Bolgart visitors beat Jennacubbine by a small margin at Jennacubbine in a club afternoon. Players listed include W Donegan, S Cook, M Clarke, F Clarke, E Twine and others with a final total of 137 before 153. Upcoming fixtures show Jennacubbine facing Mercantiles and Toodyay with Bejoording and Coondle in the schedule.
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Bolgart Tennis Club
Jennacubbine
Bolgart
Coondle
E. Twine
W. Cook
M. Clarke
W. A. Cook
W. Kelly
F. Carke
al Donegan
K. Murphy
Small
Parler
Veteran Cricket Club trip to Konnongorring Sunday
The Veteran Cricket Club will travel to Konnongorring via Goomalling on Sunday, leaving the Post Office at 10am. A few seats are available to the public. The return bus is due about 7.90 p.m. Details on players to represent Tood yay and selections to follow.
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Konnongorring
Goomalling
Toodyay
Death of Toodyay figure Percy Lindsay at 42
The late Mr Percy Lindsay died in Perth on Sunday, a returned soldier and noted athlete born at West Woodyay. He represented Toodyay in football at Country Week and played in the Tric Districts Association, also a footrunner. He was buried at Jarrahdale on Tuesday, leaving a widow and six children.
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Toodyay
Percy Lindsay
Perth
Lindsay
West Woodyay
Jarrahdale
Kidney Pain Misattributed to Backaches Causes
An unclear clipping notes kidney issues as frequent sources of backache with mention of water retention and medical consultation. It references patients, possible names, and measurements in disjointed text, suggesting a health advice or case report context from an older periodical.
Big City and 45 Fathers at Northam Capitol Theatre
The Northam Capitol Theatre presents Luise Rainer and Spencer Tracy in the drama Big City a tale of romance and hardship in New York with Tracy as a taxi firm rival clash and Rainer as his Romanian wife A second feature 45 Fathers follows Jane Withers as she arrives in the United States to become ward of a New York club linked to her late father A specialty Camera thrills plus Fox Australian and Overseas newsreels complete the program.
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Spencer Tracy
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Henry
the Hartman
New York
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Tracy
Ane Withers
United States
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Vets Decide Not to Play During Holiday Season
A note lists players unable to journey to fill the place with names such as W Donegan Emery Fowell Chapman Wroth Buckley Buckley Denis Lloyd Rogers Beardman Errington. The next match schedule includes Buffs away on the first Sunday in January and Calvigiri at home on the third Sunday. A Newcastle Hotel muster ended with a decision not to play during the holiday season.
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Ued
W. Donegan
E. Emery
H. Fowell
E. Chapman
J. Wroth
J. Buckley
P. Buckley H. Denis
A. Lloyd
R. Rogers
H. Beardman
F. Errington
The
Buffs
Calvigiri
Vets
Newcastle
Light Horse Troop Returns Home From Camp
All members of the Light Horse Toad yay roth Troop returned by train Wednesday fit and well except Lieutenant Clark son in Perth Hospital with throat trouble. The boys enjoyed camp despite midnight wake calls, report good loud, and ample entertainments. They brought home a black dog mascot named Paddy. Beds are appreciated again after straw, and Tommy reportedly sleep walked first night home. Two lance-corps earned a stripe, one cavalryman changed rank, Harry Martin taking up Air Force interest. Padre Burt led on a milk-white steed amid dust, while the Toodyay troop boasted the best guard on many occasions. Ian Carroll notes tooth-ache is OK with free extractions. Doug Wood blamed for breaking items, Dave Jefferys known as Wembley, Teddy Messenger an early riser, and other mates shared camp tales.
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Toad ‘Yay Roth Light Horse
Clarkson
Perth
Paddy
Jone
Tommy
Harry Martin
Air Force
Mery
Batemen
Padre Burt
Toodyay
Ian Carroll
O.K
Doug Wood
Joe Rowles
Teddy Messenger
Dave Jefferys
Wembley
Tommy Tomkins
Gloucester Tennis Club Beats Konnongorring In Separate Results
Gloucester Tennis Club hosted Konnongorring and won 24 sets to 8 in a lively day of play. The Gloucester Club's charity ticket tournament crowned winners Mrs Jessop Miss Betty Hill and Mr Ned O'Dea. A Calingiri Cycle Club meeting set April 6 as Sports Day. A Yulvering School fancy dress ball impressed, with Miss Win Maley pleased by the effort. Miss Irene Murphy of Woodyup visited Perth this week.
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Gloucester
Konnongorring
Gloucester Club
Jessop
Betty Hill
Ned O'Dea
Yulvering School
The Case For Using Producer Gas Unit
The article argues for producer gas adoption in vehicles noting suburban use, fleet needs, and country conditions. It warns of inconveniences from starting to switching, maintenance, and safety risks including carbon monoxide buildup. It urges government savings and cautions on ignition dangers and handling petrol with a burning producer.
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Cher
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Commonwealth
Women’s Land Army proposed by Victorian CWA
A correspondent notes a Victorian Country Women’s Association plan to form a women’s land army to replace men in reserve. They could milk cows, feed stock, wash dairies, drive light transport, and help harvest, with aim to gather crops if needed in Australia.
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Australia
Europe
C.W.A
CWA
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