Goodwood Race Club meets with thrilling Goodwood Handicap win
At Goodwood, Soima won the principal Goodwood Handicap race at the Autrust meeting, with Wirraway and Secret Despatch following. Several classes raced, including hurdles, plates, and several seven furlong sprints, with odds listed and winners profiled among local and visiting horses. Melbourne also held a winter meet in alignment with the V.A.L.T.C. event, featuring Australian hurdles and notable contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Autrust
Goodwood Race Club
Soima
Wirraway
Seeret
Hace
Ube Wile
Garda
High Wall
Wortlaine
Munjurdy
Browo
King’s Physician
Metuy
Lady Humphrey
Beer
Bob Capture
Green Rose
Swansea
Divas Uy
Tte
Lay
My Mets
Microphone
Tay
Bay
Miwhe
Pte
Arlington
Jolly Girl
Very
Kongie Lod
Robin Adair
Blue Town
Cardinaleon
Polydimite
Threave
Aget
Mount Cosy
Holden Knight
Auvergne
Diva
Han Welter
Mundaring
Hronging
King Charles
Wookack
Poppyland
Prince McDonald
Raillery
Melbourne
Cunkield
Commonwealth
Austilalian Hoedles
Mies
Lin
Yorde Les Paddington
Laja
Latest Betong Australian Steeplechase at Caulfield
Caulfield hosts the latest Australian Steeplechase this Saturday with odds on Liberate at 4 to 1, Bright Maid 1 to 2, Orpinn 7 to 1, Coolport 4% to 1, Ager and Manrese 10 to 1, and 12 to 1 and higher on the remaining contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caulfield
Old Easts Defeat South in Western Australia Football
In a Saturday WA Football League slate East Fremantle defeated South Fremantle with 10 goals and 2 behinds, while Perth toppled Subiaco 7 10 to 5 7 and West Perth routed Perth 11 12 to 8 7. East Fremantle’s win marked the core outcome among three metropolitan matches.
Firpo Goes Ten Rounds With Smith in New York Bout
In New York on Saturday the Argentine Firpo fought ten rounds with Homer Smith, a third rate heavyweight, before Firpo secured the decision. Firpo landed severe punishment but could not KO Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Firpo
Homer Smith
Coud
Norths Defeat Easts In High Scoring A R T Round Clash
Norths outplayed Easts 83 to 64 in a hard fought football match at Parade Street. Turnbull starred for Easts with clever marks and long kicks, while Norths trio Lunt Page Culunine and Wheeler led the scoring with multiple goals and singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kast
Bone
Northy
Cullinane
Pital
Basie
Benno
Euels
Turnbull
Herbert
Siade
Wheeler
Noit
Milor
Pagedovour
Callinane
Baste
McBride
Bowte
Davey
Engte
Norths
Lunt
Page
Cul- Unune
Kit
Nott
Oliver
Engis Turnbull
Easts
Milne
Harrold
Saunders
Hillard
Haggerty
Flagg
Tom Fitzpatrick
Green
Lant
Merver
Lewis
First Rates Fixture clash delays mar match start
The North and East first rates delayed their fixture before the contest began. One or two North players were late and a late arrival joined as a petitioner in goals. Opponents did not know he was in the team as practice continued and the match proceeded amid confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weolly
Moo
Krow
Norths and Easts Clash Ends With Norths Victory
Norths fielded a strong team and dominated after halftime with three goals five behinds while Easts struggled against the wind. Milne and Potter were goal scorers for Norths, Meoghini and Murdoch for Easts. Umpire Shefield’s loose control drew criticism for unfair play allowances during the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contaampire
Jong Spen
Easts
Norths
Milne
Potter
Easte Meoghini
Murdoch
Shefield
Shar
Popular Player Competition Draws Albany Carnival Support
A large crowd attended a dance at the Naval Drill Hall organized by the Albany Football Association to publicize the Popular Player Competition. Votes were counted by Mr. Victor Bom, with Jock Saunders winning 13,200 to claim the gold medal and a silver shield donated for carnival matches. Proceeds from the event bolster team expenses and the association’s finances for Albany’s carnival games.
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Naval Drill Hall
Alluay Football Association
Ae Mtune
Verioum Clube
Albany
West Mouth
Albany Football Association
Oly
Miven
Victor Bom
Merrifield
Jock Saunders
Buut Club
Jay Mot
North Club
T. Angove
West Club
Mr. Saunders
Football Association
Jack Saunders
East Clob
Meosra. E. Barnett
Saunders
Ha'a
Aung
Abell
Vin Lowix
Katanning Carnival Dates Confirmed For September
The secretary of the lows menogration reports that the Katanning Board of Control fixes the carnival for September 7 and a following day. The Albany Association requested the dates, and the Katanning organizers have confirmed under their guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katanning
The
Lows Menogration
MM. H. Rigby
Albany carnival trophy donated by Mesere Burnett Ltd
Mesere Burnett Ltd donates a silver shield mounted on jarrah for annual carnival competition among Australian football clubs from the Great Southern region. The Albany Association is named as 1922 winners, with the shield inscribed and new shields added each year. A local team will be chosen midweek to defend Albany’s prestige, with suggestions for a pre competition trial among 18 players and reserves to refine selections ahead of the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesere
Ef, Burnett, Ltd
Ebiald
Albany Association
Haneur
Mesne Barnett, Ltd
Santhvrn
Tt iv
Albany
Emda
British Association Match Delivers Five Goal Showdown
Narrogin visitors next Saturday prompted a local inter-town clash rehearsal. A full-strength lineup pleased spectators with a six goal forward display led by Medcalf scoring four and Walker two. Defenders held a spoil-heavy display, while juniors opened the curtain with promising progress. Admission fixed at one shilling for ladies and one shilling sixpence for gentlemen.
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Narrowin Sorce T
Medcalf
Walker
Parady Street
Albany
Meyers
Simmons
B. Stevens
Penter
Nott
Mills
Oxborrow
McCresth
Smith
Hodgeson
Robina
Teoma
Brearley
Daviex
Stevens
Cuplin
Humphries
Lambert
Vaughan
McConochis
Carwardine
Rowe
Darragh
Hive
Reforee
A. Derragh
E. Dobson
Wear
Upton
Jones
Hay
Nicholls
Noth
Empl
Col
Mr. Low Polak
Ladieg
Gonte
Shipping Notes from Fremantle to Albany and Capes
The State steamer Euela arrives from Fremantle and will stay in port until Wednesday before proceeding to Hopetoun and Baperanas with cargo, mails, and crew. Dalgety and Co agents note multiple liners, including Katoomba and Medic, with calls at Melbourne, Adelaide, Sydney, and Liverpool, carrying cargo, passengers, and mails to Albany and eastern ports.
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Euela
Fremantle
Laoding
Hopetoun
Baperanas
Railway Dept
Thelintern
Melbourne
Corve Woolgur
Albany
Dalgety and Co
Mellwraith
McKeehorn and Co
Katoomba
Iva
Sydney
Adelaide
Patwonmers and Mail
Demonthenes
London
Capetown
Agenta
Liverpool
Caps
White Star
Medic
Almay
Runioway
Cape
Ogente
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Salma
Leandicar
V.alt.c. Winter Meeting
Les Paddington
OLD Easts
Souths
Alor Mhemiership
Alhupy Football Association
Prades
Neebitt
Senion
Lust
Bakley
Kusther
Aimlerson
Nes Witt
Wil Miidven
Mickle
Ile
Stelnyg
Harris
Finlay
Lewin
Olive
J. Fitzpatrick
Quartirmmaine
Pug
Kits
Mudgen
Wilkinson
Hisyy
Turnbill
Hagerty
Millard
Stephens
Volywood
Titty
Agule
Mme Eell
Kasty
Harald
Enasts
Mengles
Kdck
Acares
Northe
Kaste
National Library of Australia
Great Winter Sale
Barnett
British Association
As.l. Pictures
Mount Barker Hall
Master Pictures
Weeley Barry
Heroes OF the Street
Comedly
Pathe Gazette & Gaument Graphic
E McIntosh
Purnitures Mart
York Street
YUOKR
Empire Bullyingh
Wild
Denmark
Thinsunday
Dansmoiing
Mount Sateer
MR. L. Holman Frobthalaale
Ian
Cere
Holbrooks Sauce
Empire Theatre
Gueen
Saclay
Africa
Town Hall
House Peters
Irene Righ
Gregvest Racing Stoury
Reginald Geany Te Doo
Sargmall Palmer
Austria
Montgomery
Q. C. Everett
P.O
Pyrenees
Otlskins
Pyramid
Fowlers
Smith's Store
Young & Smith
Kendenup House
Stoke Hs
Aberdeen Street
ATS
Todd’s
Calbany
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