February WALT meeting features fast times and six races
The February WALT gathering saw excellent track conditions and six races with several strong performances. Results list assorted handicaps across distances from three furlongs to a mile, with winners including Challoum 87.6.6.2 and La Valliere plus Showy contenders. betting payouts ranged from modest to double dividends.
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J. Wie
Momorette
Chilabong
Steniide Deas
We Ie
Cadilla
Fite
Threse
Mountain Beauty
Phoenix Park Worthywink
Phoenix Park
Brownfare
Brongine
Civideends
Wagin Rare Club meeting yields Ramblers win in tight finish
At the Wagin Rare Club event day, Ramblers chased 60 to win against Wanderers after a bright all round effort by J Grove and Milne. Grove starred with 3 for 30 in bowling while Milne took five wickets for 34. Ramblers completed the target with three quarters of an hour to spare, aided by a 3 for 30 bowling spree from J Cooper.
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Wagin Rare Club
Albany
Bpeeridge
Ray of Sunshine
J. Cooper
G. Grove
Davey
Grove
W. Shenfel
Harris
Manuel
Chester
Milne
Rone
Cooper
Ayilanin Nex
Lambert
McDougall
Lymanny
Mannel
Collin
Milns
Shenfeld
McDowall
W. Grove
Maine
Porte
Rane
Racel
Albee
Sixtown
Wander ‘Ers
Lamberg
Ramblers
Rave
Fidodine & Beautiful
Wanderers
Technogy
Motel
Collins
Bh Milne
Way
Milnne
W. Shenfeld
Lor la
Elleker vs Wallabies opening round cricket clash ends in 25 run win
Elleker faced the Wallabies at Centennial Reserve on Batumbay afternoon. The visitors won by 25 runs with Paine top scoring for Elleker and Basilien among early scorers for the Wallabies. Smith and Norton led bowling for the Wallabies.
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Centennial Reserve
Batumbay
Yuna
Wallabies
C. Paine
Basilica
Elleker
P. Paiminns
Brith
Siler
Pattine Beeather
Orton Thorgett
A. Baailiea
R. Norton
J. Smith
Colgate
Piggott
B. Barvill
W. Sangster
T. Caiminon
W. Doggett
Ron, Cooper
C. Carminos
Sangster
A. Jones
Sangater
W. Lloyd
A. Shirley
Sundvieg
Caimimon
Alj. Martin
Ron. Cooper
Smith
Ht. Dofall
Caiminna
V. Colgate
Doggett
Caimino
Percy Oliver Dominates For East Perth In C Grade
Percy Oliver of local cricket fame shone for East Perth C grade against North Perth. He claimed five wickets for six runs and scored 61 not out as East Perth reached 180 for five, a standout all round performance praised by local friends.
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Percy Oliver
East Perth
North Perth
Percy
Euceens
Albany Bowling Club Hints at Knockout Trophy Event
At a Thursday meeting of Albany Bowling Club committee a full rink knockout trophy competition was approved with trophies from president Mr W BR Smith and Mr Brady. Play began Saturday afternoon with teams Miller Chambers Nesbitt Shaw four on Isley Downett Bruce Leask Whinney Brayshaw Holmes and others. Participants include Barnett Johns Angove Hor Harper Goldthorpe Mills de Smith Dewar Duthie Henning Payne Page Merrifield among listed entrants.
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Albany Bowling Club
W. BR. Smith
Brady
Soas
Miller
Chambers
Nesbitt
Shaw
Isley
Downett
Bruce
Leask
Whinney
Championship Singles Contest For Albany Club Champion
A competition is now in progress to decide the Albany club champion to represent the city at Narrogin during Easter for the Great Southern League carnival. J. T. Milla donated a trophy. Nominees include J. Angove, A Angove, V. Duthie, H. Rigby, H. Leask, ELT. Page, R. Holmes, A. Clayton, W. Johns, E. K. Miller, H. Hill, and C. Shaw.
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Albany Job
Narrogin
J. T. Milla Bop
J. Angove
A, Eb, Angove
V. Duthie
H.R. Rigby
H. W. Leask
Elt. Page
R.H. Holmes
A. Clayton
W. Johns
E. K. Miller
H. Hill
C. Shaw
Pennant Fixtures for Wexin Club at Albany
Wexin club representatives will visit Albany on Saturday afternoon to dispose of their fixture in the Great Southern Bowling League pennants. Albany Club will be represented by Hill, House, Schurer, J. Angove, Holmes, Manca, Rigby, Milla, Smith, Nor rish, Page, Duthie, Cuddihy, Dowell Milne, A. B.A.
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Wexin Club
Albany
Great Southern
Albany Rifle Club final Bulston trophy at 500 600 700 yards
Ten members of the Albany Rifle Club met at the local range to shoot the Bulston trophy final stage. Conditions were even at 600 yards and wind affected 700 yards causing low scores for the early shots. Hrueg made a 191 total with a four handicap and 298 in the flat stage, winning the day. Norman surprised by finishing on top for the day.
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Ar Ten Mewbera
Albany Hifle
Hrueg
Norman
VAT C AUTUMN MEETING SHOWS BRISK RACING
Melbourne Monday drew large racegoers to the VAT.C autumn meeting. Rarmplon, known Derby winner, captured the Bondur, while Vitoria and New South Wales won Derbies. Baringhap led in the Oink Teich Plate as judges watched closely.
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Melbourne
Rarmplon
Vitoria
New South Wales
Baringhap Wan
Pax
Strettell Wins Albany Road Race Amid Fast Times
The Albany Cycling Club event covered thirteen and a half miles on a clear day with favorable weather. Strettell broke Mullumby’s distance record by 30 seconds, winning by about twenty yards over Prior, as Mullumby edged Hamilton for third. Cooper, Collins, Ingham, Warburton, and others followed in a closely contested field.
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Albany Cycling Club
Strettell
P. Mullumby
Hardingham
Hine
Collins
Hawilton
Cooper
Mulll
Nick
Condon
Btrettell
Ingham
Prior
Warburton
Tne
Jeadera
Mullamby
Hamilton
Warturton
Kr Burnell
Albany Cricket Association fixtures on parade street ground
Weather was fine for outdoor sport but railway picnic drew crowds while Albany Cricket Association premier matches progressed. Wanderers beat Ramblers 3 0 in two innings at Parad irect reserve. Continental reserve Wal labies with eight men lost to Flicker by a large margin. attendance noted for the Centennial reserve match.
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Albany Cricket Association
Lwing
Wes U
Parade Street
Centennial Reserve
Bileker
Nan Ty
Iron Nuker
Wanderers
Ramblers
Wallabies
Oul Witmers
Sevan Verhapa
Wanderers and Ramblers Clash Ends in Tie
In a tight cricket match both Wanderers and Ramblers faltered at the crease and failed to reach the target. Pra led the Wanderers to a slow finish while Dal Wanderers faced a similar wobble as the Ramblers battled to stay in contention.
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Pra
Albany Missionary Ball Draws Official Backing
A Western Australia notice reports a charity ball under the patronage of Governor Sir William Campion and the Mayor, with Dewar’s Orchestra providing music. Tickets cost 2 shillings 6 pence for Indies and 3 shillings 6 pence for gentlefolk, with spectator passes available.
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Sir William Campion
Western Australia
C. EH. Wittenoom
Dewar’e
Albany Boy Scouts Move To Strengthen Headquarters In Norfolk Street
Albany Boy Scouts report progress as the movement expands in Western Australia. The Albany and Great Southern Districts extend efforts toward Narrogin with plans to advance countywide scouting. A new connection with So Dibbs Chuirreh is noted and fundraising continues for a building in Norfolk Street with substantial funds spent.
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Albany
Creat
Narrogin
Utr
Norfolk Street
Shipping Notes From Esperance to Fremantle and Albany
The Kybra entered Esperance and left for Fremantle then to Esperance via all ports on Tuesday February 22 carrying cargo passengers and mails. The Hoyanger is berthed with a large wheat shipment and local agents oversee care during port stay. Other vessels include Narkiseus from Wallaroo resuming overseas voyage after bunkers. Katoomba from Sydney to WA with cargo passengers and mail. Ruys to Albany for flour. Nestor to arrive February 21 for passengers and cargo. Ceramic to Albany March 2 with passengers and mails. Medic due March 7 from the United States with fruit for the United Kingdom.
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Kybra
Esperance
Hopetoun
Fremantle
Thoraday
Inbury
Bosselton
Railway Department
Hoyanger ix
Jeresent
Agenta
Narkiseus J
Wallarow Yeplerdy
Adelaide
Mellwraith, McEacharn and Co
Katoomba
Sydney
Western Australia
Melbourne
Adelanyo
Wessel
Albany
Ruys
Henry Wills
Ca. Hygents
London
Cape
Blue Funnel
Nestor
Anil Hans, Wille & Co
Ceramic
Liverpont
Cigwe
Willy
Emrgen
I Mabili Finn
Meils
Ced Co
White Lion
Medic
Bastery Staten
Fragmented OCR health claim text about nerve supplements
The readable parts describe a chaotic claim about a nerve health product with repeated warnings and unclear benefits. It mentions a supposed formula, costs, and potential health effects, but the overall meaning is obscured by garbled phrasing and incorrect words.
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G. Urove
W. Shenfield
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W. Chester
A. Symanns
C. McDougall
Walbas
Pu Bowling
J Coopar
O. Grove
Forte
B. Hurrin
BP. Lambert
Owt & Milne
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Ats Forte
T. Manuel
Melonald
Lambert CO
T. Fiveash
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T. Walker
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J. McDowall
St. Davey
L. Forte
F. Lambert
Fiveash
D. Collins
C. Grove
Shenfield
H. Henson
Mamuel
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Neven
Mine
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Residency Point
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Jaule
Albany Boy Scouts
Taubman’s Service Paints
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