Burnie District Cricket team, which won the N.W. Coast 1945-46 municipal premiership and now holds the Ern. Webb Challengo Cup. Back row-Left to right: W. P. Grindrod (vice-president), A. C. Facy, A. Salter, M. Harrison, A. W. Tattersall (president Burnie Cricket League). Middle row: H. Wilson (scorer), R. Williams, A. Johnston, J. Wood, C. Howard, J. C. Leary (hon. sec.). Front: R. Batt, J. Austin, R. Marsh (captain), ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Advocate (Burnie, Tas. : 1890 - 1954), Thu 28 Mar 1946, Page 5
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