Grandstand Handicap Wins At Kalgoorlie Meeting
Kalgoorlie weekly end sport notes Andronicus wins the Grandstand Handicap with Diva as the placed betting favorite. Lake View Handicap divisions report Brearley Mononia and Dolly Hole among starters and nonstarters with varied betting on each division’s outcomes. Final Handicap sees Monti and Merrie among scratched entries with Monti securing favorable odds and Diva listed in multiple bets.
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Kalgoorlie
Boulder Club
Andronicus
Brearley
Mononia
Warpath
Hopaway
Areon Burun
Poronne
Joluia
Ape
Dolly Hole
Nardy Boy
Huillery
Androuicus
Tilljewm
Maltican
Wave
Wake View Hanthcap
Mount Blaze
Popinatir
Orvieh
Drury Lane
Werda
Loch Ney
Master Bertram
Postal Union
Lo Oget
Monti
Merrie
Ailsa Belle
Jolly Handsome
Kine Charles
Prince Halberd
Queen Post
Melton Kinny
Wests Claim Albany Premiership In Rain-Soaked Finish
In a waterlogged Albany ground the Wests defeated Norths to secure the major premiership in the Albany Football Association. Absentees affected both sides with Caley out for Wests and Cree, Green, Quartermaine and Oliver out for Norths. Umpire Bilming kept play open as Wests celebrated their first premiership in strong team cohesion and discipline.
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Wuather
Albany Football Association
Northy
Wests
Norths
Weats
Moon Geen
Bor Perdons
Caley
A. Cooper
Northe
Gree
Quartermaine
Oliver
Nichelle
E. Green
Tule
Cree
Fowever
Weste Wer
Robinson
Westst Dorgstt
C. Cooner
Bell Bailey
O'Connor
Bruce
T. Dickpawon
A. Cooner
B. Cooper
J. Ancove
McLeod
Willa
Movelimore
T. An
Norths Defeated Wests In Hard Fought Australian Rules Match
In a fast slipstream game, Norths beat Wests 33 to 24 with Wheeler and Baldry among the scorers for Norths and McLeod Cooper and Wheeler key for Wests. The match featured strong defense, wing play, and late goals as both sides pressed until the final bell.
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Wests
P. Cooper
Norths
Hinst
Hether
Touilly
Cena
Thin Auge
Ben Tobi
Wertz
O'Connor
Weels
Wilenhowel
Wheeler
Baldry
Peither
Northa
Nimo Bell
Wes
Cooper
Mouehmore
Toni Fitapatcles
Uck
Lor Og
Kl Tdeg
Bens
Allen
Sanor
Hig
North
UN Hound
McLeod
Rice
Nicholls
Khebing
Aith
Woesta
A. Cooper
C. Cooper
Northe Wheeler
Whealer
T. Fitzpatrick
Lunt
Page
Pinlay
Mercer
Nott
Mouchmore
C. Comper
Bruce
Bell
Doggett
Wests claim premiership challenge with 23 point win
Wests defeated Norths by 4 goals 8 behinds to 1 goal 6 behinds, winning by 23 points to secure the major and the right to challenge for premiership honors. Dickenson and Cole kicked goals for Wests. Milne led Norths with the sole North goal. Morganson Dickens on and Willis stood out for Wests. Avins Nicholla Martin Livesay and Holmes fought hard for Norths.
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Northy
Westa
Rales Vim Young Wests
Wests
Bahinds
Northa
Weats Dickenson
Cole
North Milne
Morgana
Dickenson
Willis
A. Cooper
Ray and
Gray
Norths
Avins
Nicholla
Martin
Livesay
Holmes
East v Denmark Concludes in Albany Football Match
East Social Club visitors from Albany travelled to Denmark for a football match against the Denmark Association with a welcome dinner and social events. The game ended Albany 2 goals 7 behinds to Denmark 4 goals 13 behinds, in brisk but wet conditions with wind favoring Denmark at times.
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Denmark
Reom
J. H. Wuillemin
Hoatel
Denmark Association
Wuillemin
Albany
T. Nesbitt
Pleare
Vinil
Nasbitt
Dynmark
Guaia
Checkers win Shield in narrow hockey final on guarded ground
In a rain affected shield final at Porth road ground the Checkers defeated AL HSC 2 0. Miss Bruce and Miss Moss starred for the Checkers as wing play and finishing proved decisive. The match followed poor winter conditions with hopes raised for a proper hockey ground before next season.
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Porth Road
Aoid
A.l.hsc
Checkers
West
Chenkers
Alec
Ami
Adlisc
Checker
A.L.E.C
Bruce
Moss
ALHA
ALISC
Cheeckers
Hockey Carnival at Albany Sets Weeklong Games
The Artures host a hockey carnival in Albany with games on September 20 Albany vs Wajin, September 21 Katann'ng vs Wagin, and September 22 Katann'ng vs Albany. Visiting teams attend the association's annual dance September 22, with trophy distribution that evening.
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Albany
Wajin
Kataaning Vv. Wagin
Katann'ng
Albany Rifle Club marks two shoot for club trophy
Weather marred a Saturday shoot as Albany Rifle Club members contested the club trophy for best aggregate from 300 and 700 yard ranges. Despite a cross wind and showers, Riley and Revill tied for first after two rounds with high score of 65 for Riley. The second day of shooting is set for next Saturday.
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Albany Rifle Club
Leaven Shore
Riley
Revill
Hamdiospe
W. Riley
A. Bruce
Moyles
W. McLellan
Evening concert delight features local talent and soloists
A lively program was enjoyed with contributions from Misses Coote Wilhelmina and Mersia Coote Kelevy and Abell among others. Choruses and instrumental pieces on forté and mandolin were performed by Messrs Newbitsod Hillard and others. Return home was at 4 50 with cheers from both clubs signaling a fond farewell.
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Coote
Wuillemio
Macare
Mersia Coote
Kelevy
Abell
Pioneforte
Goloe
Mesere
Newbitsod Hillard
Ships and steamers at Albany port schedule and arrivals
The Eucla arrived from Esperance and Hopetoun and will resume to Fremantle, then return to Keawala on September 5. Koolonga, Katoomba and other liners from the Eastern States docking for coal, passengers, and mails. Euripides and Demosthenes due in the near term with passengers and mails. Ceramic and Lammeroo listed with cargo and general shipments. A meeting of the Federal States League was held in Albany with plans to form new states and constitutional amendments.
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Eucla
Esperance
Hopetoun
Fremantle
Pridey
Tamain
Western Australia
Melbourne
Adelaide
London
Euripides
Capetown
Albany
Dmlvely and Co
Cape
Aberdeen
Demosthenes
Meum
Delgeiy
Addon
Dalgety and Co
White Star
Ceramic
Bank
Liverpool
Lammeroo
Prewanile
Tekoa
Exctern
MioIiwraith
McEecharn, and Co
McIlwraith
McFacharn and Co
Koolonga
Anal
New States
Federal Albany
New States League
Labor Party
Agenta
Dr. Page
League
Thesrara
Thompson
Queensland
Duncan
Ns.w
Killen
M.elr
N.S.W
Mesars Bathen
Vic
Cameron
Hunter
Mr. Thompson
Katanning Ladies Face Albany Club In 12 Hole Matches
Eight Katanning Club women arrived Thursday to play Albany representatives. They were greeted by Albany members at the station and hosted at the Union Bank and Royal George Hotel. Friday featured singles and foursomes on a 12 hole course. Albany won 11 of 12 matches while Katanning took one. The visitors returned by Friday night’s train.
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Toam
Katanning
Albany Club
Union Bank
Thomann
Royal George Hotel
Savings Bank Depositors May Join Commonwealth Loan
Savings Bank investors planning to apply for part of the new Commonwealth loan after month end need not withdraw funds. They may sign a withdrawal slip and leave it at the Commonwealth Bank with their pass book, dated September 1, to avoid last minute rush and simplify loan arrangements. Interest will be credited automatically to their account, and bonds can be kept free of charges at any bank.
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Savings Bank
Commonwealth
Commonwealth Bank
Ani
War Loan Department
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