Wests Triumph In Slippery Albany Association Match
In a windy Albany association football clash the Wests defeated the Ernists 12 goals to 1 behinds as heavy rain and a sharp south wind hampered handling. Angove and Willis led the attack with several successful tries while Stirling, Sterling and Angove powered the win in a game notable for slippery leather and difficult footing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Angove
Willie
Fb Nointa
West
Pew
Winuts
Te Ancove
Nott
T. Anmere
Welis
Mourhenore Licieuster
Cooper
Burt
Bailey
Wests Triumph in Turbulent SENIOM Match
The Wests fought a wind-tilted battle against the Easts, weathering early pressure and trailing at halftime before a decisive second half surge. T Angove and A Bailey led scoring with multiple goals as Wests eventually pulled ahead 5 goals 2 behinds to 2 goals 5 behinds.
First Rates and Weel Triumph in Close Play
The Bast mod Weel won the contest amid a windy, uneven match. Notable contributors for the winners included Stephens, Eilwerds, Willins Jaimes, Milnejal, with Brown, Herbert, Hartmon, Wein, and Angove among the best for the losers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beoch Dam
Feme
Riley
Eds
Stephens
Eilwerds
Willins Jaimes
Milnejal
Mount Barker Beats North Albany In Rain-Soaked Match
Mount Barker triumphed 17 points over North Albany in a muddy brawl at Mt Barker Stadium. Captain Wilkes led Mt Barker with a goal while Wheeler and Inge added scores as the pace swung, attendance fell short due to weather but the home side held the lead through three quarters before final-quarter pressure sealed the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Albany FC
Maung Marker
Mt. Marker
Mt. Bachor
Mt. Burkert Football Association
W. H. Young
Mount Barker
Mt. Barkers
Barker
Capt. Wilkes
Mr. Tirker
North Albany
Wheeler
Atléx
Mit
Bysler
Tbeir
Mt. Harker
Alden
Mark Peawock
Othi
Albany
West Albany
Mr. Barker
Mt.Barker
Mount Barker Triumph Over Albany In Close Football Clash
Mount Barker defeated Albany 38 to 21 in a lively match with Riches Liebeck Warne Williams and Inge among best players and Warne as goal kicker. Evening entertainment featured a banquet with toasts to The North, The Port of Albany, and The Mount Barker District, with remarks on the rivalry and sport. Visitors returned to Albany by Sunday morning train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Barker
Pte
M. Albany
Riches
Liebeck
Warne
Williame
Inge
Peacock
Williats Sani Inge
Alluon
Pitnpaeerick
Lant
Mooney
Circe
Kitant Wheeler
Mr Coward
Nurrogin
Dnth
Mount Barker
Joannese
Barker
Allawney
Womeph
Mir
K. Thomas
Albany
Chic
Ttyfier Smith
Dirk
Messrs
F. Walkms
Lee Hickes
Port of
A. Ft. Reoth
W. Smart
Shendela
Mount Korker
J. McN. Marti
Sanders
Smits
Tif. Sounness
Coward
Clpa
Smith
Fo J
Jinks
Wally Myers
S. Northy
Les Sidhes
League Matches In Metropolitan Area Recap
Saturday games feature Bany Perth defeating Bubineo by 2 goals behinds 01 1 points while East Premanth beats Perth 8 goals 10 behinds 08 points. Wart Perth scores 8 goals 14 behind V2 points and defeats Routh Fremantle 4 goals 32 points.
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Bany Perth
Bubineo
East Premanth
Poirte
Perth
Piv Ld
Wart Perth
Routh Fremantle
Albany Second Eleven Triumph in Association Cup Opener
In the Association Cup kickoff weekend the Albany second eleven defeated Encounter three goals to one after a strong showing. The Albany side improved from their previous match and benefited from Weight and the Penter brothers while Walker and Spicer contributed despite goal chances, with Dell at centre and Jorman, Lawton and others solid in midfield. A later Encounter vs Albany draw ended one all with Sam Bell scoring for Encounter. Albany leveled through Weight start to finish, and a new forward line showed potential.
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Aguiney
Albany
Plaijy Adl
Fter
Portia City
Tumvis
Williamson
Kinleysite
Huber
Weight
United
Albany Boys
Sam Bell
Katanday
Walker
Spicer
Dell
Jorman
Lawvon
Bulk Handling of Wheat Gains Ground in State
Debate on introducing bulk handling of wheat attracts farmer attention with multiple parties backing Albany inclusion. West Australian Grainsgrowers' Cooperative Elevators, the Albany Chamber of Commerce, and city officials exchange letters urging port coverage and site provision while engineers assess schemes for Fremantle and other zones. Proposals aim to have enabling legislation in Parliament and a pilot at Albany during upcoming conference week.
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West Austral
Mitchell
Albany
Chamber of Commerce
Tipping
McCgregor
W.A. Grongoowers
Blevins Tora Oe
Geraldton
Atbony
Here
Wegin
Fremonte
Bunbury
Cerntchai
Methregor
Varius
Eitherus
Fremantle
Bunburs
Cheraldian
Wbany
Applientiin Bo
Leenare
M.cwegor
Oligo
W.A. Co-operative
H. Pittolkow
Woodmilling Road
Ferth
Pittelkow
Albany Chamber of Commerce
Weines- Guy
Rifle Club Captures Captain's Trophy Amid Rough Conditions
Plant sit members braved the elements at the Rifle Club meet on Saturday afternoon for the captain's trophy stage at 300 and 600 yard ranges. Jackson won with a total of 685 points. The relay results show Hep, Sackson, Prior, Bree, Farr, and Sain among the scorers, detailing shifting scores under windy conditions.
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Rifle Club
Jackson
Serrey
Hep
Sackson
Bree
Current Topics in Australasian News Summary
The price of gold in Australia is rated at £4 per ounce. J F Brown of Narain had his tender accepted for Mount Barker police relation work at £9077. Wheat area under crop in WA is 2,000,000 acres while total wheat under cultivation in the Commonwealth is 11,822,000 nets. A man named Moy Bin Aboo was sentenced in Fremantle to three months’ imprisonment for attempting to steal from the Gorgon near Broome. The steamer Bambra ran onto a bank at Port Hedland and will remain until spring. passengers were transferred to the Minderos. In Fremantle, Mr Julius Booth was knocked down by a tramcar, suffering facial injuries and shock, condition not considered dangerous. Det. Borennt S H Read of Moller, who accompanied Wales staff, was honoured in Hobart with a gold pin bearing the Prince’s designation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guld
Wer
Australia
J. F. Brown
Narain
Mount Barker
W.al
Broome
Moy bin Aboo
Fremantle
Bambra Rin
Port Hedland
Udo
Minderos
Crostime
Tremury
Forth
Jupiter Booth
H. Read
Moller
Lines of Wales
Commonwealth
Hobart
Upen
Intermittent notes on colonial affairs and local incidents
A collection of random items from a historic paper referencing the Federal Govern ment appointing a High Commissioner of Wales, a fatal accident at Colledon colliery Ipacheli, Sydney property sales, a bull sale in Lindley station, fines for unlawful possession in Madras, a clothing theft during a Melbourne match, and an agreement among Australian colonies on a wheat pool for 1920-21.
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Commonwealth
Waelhugo
Hucdia
Coledotum
Ipacheli
Jicemlind
Poday
Towheville
Magnesed
Gymrinl Haigh
Weaver Chambers
Kimdreet
Sydney
Pity
Woonge
Vellen
BT Tt
Smloe
Tridhane
Princy Lindley
T. W. Sparkes
Lindley
Vu Sah
Austeralia
Madras
Jobe
New South Wales
Victoria
South Australia
West Australia
Global turmoil and oddities flare in scattered reports
Fragmented notes describe restored authority in Zittau and a failed communist coup. Fires devastate Serato, Hungary sees foreign control of industry, and racing stock sets a record with Tracery’s £53,000 sale. Anthrax fears rise in South Africa while Britain weighs a Mesopotamian kingdom and Emir Feisal’s fate.
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Zittau
Saxony
Serato
Russia
Magnotea
Hookers
Hungary
Tracery
Maropotamia
Feisal O
Warsaw
Father Jeger
Colombo
Awstratia
Ceylon
Chity
Siberia
Lourloge
England
Dolchevik
Lloyd Heyal Belge
Societe Anonyme
Albany
Wilson
Florida
Western Union Co
Frost
Shipping Notes from Fremantle to Albany and Esperance
Fremantle departures report ships carrying stores and passengers. The Eucla from Esperance via Hopetoun sails to Fremantle today then to Albany, with cargo and mails. the Enala sails to Esperance on Wednesday. Themiatoclis arrives from London tomorrow to pick up passengers for the Eastern States. Dimboots sails Sydney to Albany with passengers and mail by August 27. Ceramic withdrawn for reconditioning with service partly updated.
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Ahetyv
Angus
Eelmlas
Fremantle
Euchi
Esperance
Hopetoun
H.muuas
Tems
Hamas
Ounter
Gha
Eucla
Yeaterday
Arith Can
Albany
Enala
Espernoce
Railway Department
Appeales
Themiatoclis
London
Capetown
Dalgety and Co
Melbourne
Co.'y Dimboots
Sydney
Adelaide
Owl
Lane Lane Wedding Charmed Albany Pair Wed at Methodist Church
A refined ceremony at the Methodist Church united Lily Lane and Cecil Lane in Albany. The bride wore white crepe-de-chine with georgette frills, was escorted by her father, and carried white carnations and ferns tied to the battalion colors. The groom, formerly of the 4th Battalion, was attended by his cousin George Gealer. A reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home with many gifts, and the couple departed for Port after a honeymoon plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Lily Lane
T. Roberta
HK. McCreery
Geo. Gealer
Arthur Cooper
Mise Vida Monaghan
Lene
Lane
Porth
Albany
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Tial
Axaeejation
Wadhid
Anepie Stirling
Robert
Mr Sterling
Wee Ferburg
Flrel Ratca
Weele
Wests
Hellerta
Ibkie Son
Wolters
Buvter
Veerin
Babwarde
Merkin
Windie Fath
Miles
Hiwailigu
Emory
Davey
Aagace
Muuelonare
Uirtmiy
Lancaster
Dickinson
Doggett
Dewar Terkerh
Theawen
Wills and
Brown
Vics
Mole
Pee
Mont
Baste
T. Angere
Changiyye
Citadel
Botley
Theo
Basterbucks
Westy
Koster and
Wilkinsom
Aminor
A. Bailey
Obic
Deykin
Hull
Easts
Angove
Anguve
Noli Beng
Beveta
Earts
Appleville
National Library of Australia
British Association
Alimny Vy, Halas, Excounten
Hir Bolt
Sturg
Bas Olon
Plantagenet Rifle Club
C. J Rawlings
Jorver Garden and Barking
Albany Howes
Town & Country Properties
Furniture Mart
York Street
E Meintogh
H.k.corry &Co
Agellapoors
Hoge
Frederick
Spenene
Alsany
Yurmiturs
Hess
Pattinson
Specialty House
Ti Albany Bakery
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Alf
Edison
Drew, Robinson & Co
Albany Brewery
M. J. Brady
P.O. Box
A. F. Cuddihney
Homme
H. T. Offord
Frederick Itr
Royal Exchange Assurance
Miles, Tipping & Merrifield
Albany Engineering Coy
Atlas Engineering Company
Roliermakers
Stirling Terrace
Irom
Cay Aon
Rlane
Board of Trade
Pernooee
P. Ferouson
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