Festal Australian Game Ends In Tumultuous Local Match
The Parade Street ground hosted a mayor competition match between North and East sides. Both senior and junior players battled hard under a cloud of absences and travel, with East defending and North stepping up. Officials praised effort and noted shifting lineups as crowds watched a tense goalless or low-scoring affair amid unsettled play from missing regulars.
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Parade Street
Albany
Eusts
Denmark
Northa
Nile
Cmt
North Firepatchionk Triumph Over Paste In Rough Display
North defeated Paste 7 goals 6 behinds 34 to 2 goals 3 behinds 15 in a fast, rough early season match. North led after the first ten minutes, with key scoring from Fitzpatrick Lewis Kit and Not, while Paste struggled to convert attacks. Merifield directed Paste’s offense. North’s defense and late surge secured the win as North maintained the lead through the latter stages.
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Ipany
Erik Perl
Harty
Aiuhiding Sauadere
Keking
North
Torr'k
Quartermainn
Nott
Welyawan
Lewis
Iver
Wheeler
Ku Avin
Crow
Nason
Nicholls
Tuarnel
Maden
Waters
Mine
Collins
Kewt
Nelon
Lewis Kenny Nepomb
Hind & Sone
Easis
Ftzpatrick
Lewix
Kit
Milne
Mere
E— Fiotha
Gioly
Belinds
Merifield
Scores and final term in North vs East clash
The North team dominated the final term while East struggled to keep pace. Northton added four goals and five behinds, East managed three goals and eight behinds as Merrifield Colia and Mann led East with two scorers, Nott Nelwn Kit and Lewis topped North. Final score North 13 goals 12 behinds East 4 goals 8 behinds.
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Nott
Mercer
Milne
Kawi
Ti Wan
Merrifield
Colia
Mann
East
Nelwn
Kit
Lewis
North
S— Northy
Owls
Motte
Graly
Pecan Te
FIRST RATES MATCH INQUIRING LEAD TO VICTORY
Starting with 14 men Basta trailed North first ratee for a period but kept them from scoring until Verran suffered a nasty check that paused play. Easty later scored until Withnell filled in. North rallied with a late surge but Basta built a commanding lead, final score North 3 goals 4 behinds 34 points to Basta 6 goals 1 behinds 61 points. Merrifie'd Milne Withnell J McBride starred for Basta while Green Neon Shenfe'd led North.
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Basta
Managd
Verran
Ghenfie'd
Nelaan
Easty
Bactern Fvlemis Cou
Baste
North Lid
Pointe
Northe—i Guals
Pinte
West Juniors Tourends in Western Tour to Katanning Match
The West fratrates toured to Wagin by Johnson's charabare on Friday to face the local team on Saturday. They won at home with a comfortable margin, then visited Moojebing to play Katanning’s fretrates and were defeated. They returned home early yesterday morning after an enjoyable trip.
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Johnson
Charabarevervios
Katanning
Moojebing
Disputes Committee Hears Weet Players Over Time Wasting
A disputes committee met Thursday night over two Weet players T Jagov and P Davey charged with wasting time and talking to the umpire. Fees of 2/6 and 1/ were levied.
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T. Jagov
P. Davey
League and Country Parth Defeated in Country Week Play
A disrupted report notes that the League team from the West League suffered a defeat on Saturday during country week play. The final scores show the opponents ahead with 3 goals and 10 behinds to 5 goals and 21 behinds, amid difficulties securing victory.
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PARTH
Amet
Nolmta
Mt Barker Match Drawn In Midfield Scramble
A crowded Mt Barker ground saw a close local clash with strong home and visitor turnout. Cranbrook fell short by three points as the Blues rallied late, while key players battled in a tense final quarter amid noisy scrimmages and rough play.
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Mt. Barker
Crombrook
Marrow
Uni
Oes
Cros
Cranbrool
Eax
Bouths
Hogym
Tome
Young
Avaya
Boyer
Ryan
Ball
Townsend
Green
Weir
Hicking
Waile
Scannes
Gammers
Tayl McWalers
Clother
Awkson
Cranbrook
Johnston
Gam
Bexton
Peacock
Williamson
Get'nge
McDowall
Toovey
Marthal
Sehwanl
Winerlutom
Knegke
Marshall
Souths Edge Cranbrook In Tight Quarter Rally
Souths led 7 4 at half and held a late surge by Cranbrook as Souths attackers like Ryan Webber and Weir produced key scores. Cranbrook fought back with solid defence and late pressure, but Souths maintained the advantage through hard work from players including Weir Adam Gordon Young and Gillam, securing the win.
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Jim Johnston
Hapgwin
Souths
Sunny" Ryan
Cranbrook
Porson
Jagdee
Cvon
Alag Hell
Mina
Blues
Jack Jevbnsty
A. E. Gillam
Southey
Weir
Adam
Gordon Young
Ryan
Webr
Heaps Adams
Toma
Sexton Weoley Johnson
Marshall
A. B Gillam
Bloca
Thimmurter
Tha Bloca
Cranbrooka
Cranbrowk
Bowles
Tyan
Toms
Ba'l
Geoff Soanes
Adams
Young
Town
Jock
West
Johnston
Sexton
Ten Williamson Marchal
Albert Gillam
Peacock
Greg Warburton
Mr. Dison
Fe Elme
Unclear OCR fragment hints at a Danish hospitality event
Fragmentary text describes a gathering with references to Mr Groves, a whistle, a vote or verdict, adjournment to a hotel, and a later performance by a group called the Vanuleus. details are garbled and many names unclear.
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Albany
Groves
Denmark
Vanuleus
England and WA Fremantle at Premant Oval clash
A readable fragment reports a Saturday match at Premant Oval between England and Western Australia during an English tour. The text is garbled but indicates a game with players or teams named and a result implied in the nondistinct prose.
Shipping Notes for Albany Port Traffic and Incoming Vessels
The State steamer Buele upriver from Esperance Hopetoun on Saturday will land cargo and supplies then depart for Fremantle, expected to sail next Thursday, stop at Busselton, and reach Fremantle in time to continue down the coast next Tuesday with cargo and passengers. The Anglo-Columban will call at Albany next Tuesday for bunkers, while Fremantle via Melbourne cargo steamer Cats Nghers Comar and Lowama will lift cargo at Albany on August 4. Aberdeen liner Euripides, fresh from London July 1, will arrive at Albany with passengers and mails for Kuromt on 20. White Star liner Suviv, sailing from Liverpool for Melbourne, is due to reach the coast around September 1 with passengers and mail arrangements in place.
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Buele
Esperane
Anglo—Columban
Albany
Turet
Adelade
Cats Nghers
Comar
Fremantle
Grouth
Melbourne
Cary
Lowama
Dalgety and Co
London
Euripides
Cape
Kuromt
Agen's
Sueviv
Liverpool
Mhang
Cope
Mule
Dotgety and Co
Albany Association Tour Ends In Close Danish Draw
A visiting Albany Association team travels to Denmark and plays a tight match. Tim was injured early as referees directed the game. Albany leads 1-0, then Denmark equalizes to 1-1. Both sides press in the second half with goalkeepers busy and a late near-miss, final score 2-1 in Albany’s favor.
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Art Woot
Ayesial
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Wwe
WILKI
Ig. W. Quartermaine
British Association
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Eleren
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Midfeld
Sneal
Ware
Albooy
Inds
Albany Hall
Righ
Albany Khick
Albany Lad
Lemons
Pla
H. A. Henbon
Barney
H. T. Page
Vansy Goode Gods Confectioner
York
Hato
A Carl
A. E. Heathcote
York Street
Mount Bakker
J. Davies
Frederick Street
Albany Woollen Mills
Seroes
Chester House
Duke Street
W. R. Nott
General Storekeeper
Prene
Muttus
Middleton
Oakbirk
Vrnitore
Commonwealth
Ammyeiny Wirtenrs
Ted
Tee
Wintkeeter
Aoki
Jowett
Treaunrue
Commonwealth Treasury
Earle Page, Treseurur
Robert Bell
Stirling ‘Terrace
Premier Stores Ltd
Willard
Botti Lampe
Johns Electrical
O Jrawlings
Baunder
Narrogin
Albany and District
Hownss
Makin
Barrogia
Mowt
Woody King
A. Harvey
York Stress
Watchmakers & Jewellers
Watuhes
Orisi
Baunders & Ga
Flinders Lane
Wiles
Ated Faiarai
Wrigley
Bas
Carter
Drew, Robinson & CO
Todd
Lore Street
F. W
Stirling Terrace
Todd's Arcade
F. W. Rust
A. Cgobley
Pat
Southern Union
General Insurance Company OF Australia. Limited
Weengea Terrace
Porth
G L. Bowman
Memager
Robinson
Albany Ropres
Willon
Fife
Marone
Thhuranc
Barnett
Great Winter Sale
Jos
Smart Costa
Montgomery
Begn
Aberdeen and
Earl Streets
Earl Street
Gramaphone Department
Columbia
Regal
Imperial
Zonophone
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