Racing results from WA T C meeting with multiple winners
Te Wins unital arrival was noted as a notable event in a day of racing at the WA T C meeting. Winners included High Weight Handicap Land of Pog and Trettng winner Istolaire, with several other races and betting outcomes listed for Monday’s results and related plates.
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O Edu
Peel
Hulundtay
White Thra
Secret Desputeh
Saping Stukex
Karonie
Quentin
Tarecon
Liner
Midland Hyadnap
Weet Band
Worneruy Loddig
Waits
Tod Gst Woo
North win by eight runs in B grade cricket match
On Saturday at Linley Road North won the first innings by eight runs after a tight day of cricket. Davey took five wickets for 18 as North’s bowlers restricted Wests to 42 in their second innings, Lewis top-scored with 18 in the first, and Mayers, Oliver, and others contributed key scores as the match ended with Wests all out for 42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linle Ruwd
Lewis
Oliver
Pat Davey
Ghar Watts
Pamie Wise
Wil
Davey
Howis
Ipa
Weniereys
Hhenfield
Angove
Mawey
H. Oleep
Wanserougt
Hye Davey
Meth Nicholla
Ie Dence Morrison
Meyers
Wilkie Wis
M'na
Foretian Wilkie
Ronvia
Wilkie
Albany Visitors Outplay Local Eleven in Friendly Match
The Albany visitors posted 145 all out with Robins scoring 68 and strong bowling restraining the locals. Albany chased 180 for eight wickets, Maley and Sangster starred with the bat, while Cooper Windas Brace contributed to the steady win in fine weather and a sociable interval gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Tum Chosco
Vistors
Alec, Robinson
Boulder City
Numer Robins
Albany
Maley
Sangteer
P. Cooper
Windas
Brace
Towl
Altermega
Centhals Triumph Mirrored In Turbulent Match Totals
The report details a cricket and bowling fixture with Thomasville representatives prevailing amid irregular scoring. Key players Clarke Johnson Wright weights and Hambley contributed, while Wright claimed several wickets and Benthem notable bowling for a tight contest. The article notes a second victory by Blackwood Hood against Rendemmup and includes ball-by-ball highlights from multiple innings with totals and overs.
Albany Kacang Club Meeting and Annual Race Plans
Residents vote on officers and review last year’s balance sheet as Albany Hat ag Ula jock phlove club members discuss the annual races set for Saturday February 18, 1022 with a £125 subsidy outlook. A committee will frame the program next Wednesday. The report praises progress and outlines officer and committee roles.
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Adbany Hat Ag Ula Jock Phlove
A. B. Burt
Ehic
Fuliaws
Futron
B. Balstan
Mosary BF. Hournett
W. G. Peel
B.C. Barnett
Merreld
W Wheeldon
H.C. Bimsaml
MK Holmes
W. Carter
Fred Potter
A. H
Scott
Lambert
A Ditee
Doditers
Maun
Tunly
Meuars
Boluces
WATLC
Gren
Mowoe
MT. Barke Pictures
Angove Surges to Carnival Bowls Victory in Albany
In a drama filled carnival fours final Angove and Allen defeat Du Cleux and Young 25 24 as Angove dominates with Cooper’s lead and Moore’s strong play. Earlier rivals battled closely with Angove’s team winning semi finals and the final pairing delivering a pulsating finish before a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ienatili
Moore
Kendenup
Tate
Angerg
Ruy
Oto
Angove
Sourea Beng
Mont
Femma
Allen
Albany
de Cluex
Young
Perth
Ove
Angoyne
Jalien
du Cleaux
Temple
Angoves
Nairn
Oor
Noir
Angeve
Cooper
Ostenha
Nalu
du Cleuiz
Young Bent
A. EK
J. Cooper
J. EB. Angove
Downes
Hey Crow
Pinal
J. E. Anzove
du Cleux
Roberts
Pourey Ao
B. Angove
Harrieun
Durrant
Finay
Naim
Miles
Corry
Dickson
Rigby
Roberta
Davey
B. Anzove
Temple Finlay
Sly
Harnson
Thesewe
Local Bowls Carnival Highlights Players and Moments
The record recalls many players from Holmes to Angove competing in fours and pairs. Notable figures include Coleman shaping play, Uren enjoying a holiday, Ogden aiding a safety issue, and Skipper Nain delivering a stellar fours performance. Foreman Wilkie receives Volunteer Brigade thanks for service and gifts as the carnival closes with good will.
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Toe Holmes
Coleman
Uhe" Uren Ty
Ford
Jimmy Ogden
Bil" Berliner
Hawks
Jackie
Angovelus
Aingies
Ng Moore
Kenden
Bres
Jack
Milly
Harrison
Mingview
Eersous
Dick” Astine
Fin
Young
King's Park
Ggw Loshers
Pei Ling
Claremont Durrant
Hia Serateh
Angove
Teat
Reguie
Finlay
Allen
Houlder
Albany Clut
du Cleuz
Bert Angorne
Ske Tuve
Hghy
Nowa Wid
Po Walton
Richardson
Kittanning
Smith
Polley
Rey
Crow
Wybey
Bert
Albany Town Council meets after Evita delay
The Albany Town Council held an ordinary meeting on Thursday night instead of Monday due to Evita. Mayor Balton and council members Richardson Fletcher Lambet Miles Downes Lawam Green Mooney Stockdale discussed the financial position, ward cuts, and future requests. The finance committee recommended tighter economy and 1021-22 rate structure changes, with several public works items and committee reports adopted.
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Albany
FL Halwon
Cre Fletcher
Lambet
Juhivon
Miles
Downes
Law
Green
Mooney
Lowt
Stockdale
Oule
Joana
P.P.A
Baleton
Tia
Two Mile
Clos
Gardiner Uuking Wermin
Teo Noons
CMY Ce
Te Council
Lake Beyping
J. HL Prowse
Mit
Councillara
Ainghes
Whitton
Ieves
Cra
Miles and Fletcher
Berlaque
Engieer
Haynes, Robinson and Watkins
Emu Point Isaac
Epec'al
Chamber of Commerce
McKensie
Municipal Corporatons Act
Coun
Shipping Notes From Fremantle and Albany Ports
The Stat steamer Evela arrived at Fremantle and will depart tomorrow for Eaperance. The Millana discharged coal at Fremantle and resumed voyage to Fremantle the next day. The Suevie is due to arrive next Thursday with 700 bales of wool and passengers, then proceed to Liverpool via the Cape. King David will bunker coal from lighters. Mellwraith McEacharn plans Melbourne to Adelaide then Albany to land passengers. Themistocles from London to Australian ports will call at Albany around January 1 with passengers and mails. The Atos is loading at Adelaide and due to Albany next week to bunker coal. Athol arrived from the Eastern States and began loading wool this morning.
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Evela
Freimuatle i
Tomor
Eaperance
Vai
Railway Dept
Adelaide Steamship Co
Millana
Fremantle
White Star
Suevie Idue
Addiion
Liverpool
Cape
Dalgety and Co
King David
Adelaide Steamships Company
Mellwraith
McEachurn
U.nterstate
Faer Katoombin
Melbourne
Adelaide
Albany
Themistocles
Aberden Line
London
Dalgety and Co. Agentn
Atos
McEacharn
Athol
New Summer Goods at Manchester Department Store
New stock of cretonne and fancy cassimere cloths in all widths trimmed and priced. Linen, towels, calico, striped flannelettes and Voile priced for holiday shoppers. Hats, gloves, knickers, hosiery, and a wide haberdashery selection promise gifts and practical wear for the season.
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Manchester
Crown Turks
Woyds
Firit Siues
Handel
England
Haberdashery Department
Pownes
Narrikup Hall Concert Celebration and Prize Gifts
A Narrikup Hall event on the 10th featured a concert by local performers led by Morpin and the Kelvia group. Prizes were presented by Mr. W Norton, including a Miss Morris farewell note as she transfers to North Capel. A Christmas tree decor impressed attendees as dances and supper followed the program.
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Narrikup
Ehileer
W. Norton
Miss Morris
Eileen
M's. Morris
Neal
North Capel
Iedimerite
F. Pugh
Mia
Morris
Max
Robins
Menem
C. Wallinger
J. Wehr
Mower
Norton
WH. Newman
MLC
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Tolal
Lee
Tring
Ydeggy
Gold Lewis
Po oBundriea
Tolding
Wests
I. Laws
Iby
Sovaliel
G. Davey
Sheffeld
Lewis , Fletcher
Bell
Olive
Lewin _Wansb orgh
Mayers
Moy
Filbert
Tobp Sp
Shenflld
Albany « Visipors
MT. Barker
Wilson
Thomasville
Centhals
Clarke
Johnson
Wright Kearsley
C. Weight
Wright
L Burston
Wrait
i.Hambley
Wulletin
Toal
M. Wrgh
B. Johnson
LOMA
Lion
Kearsley
Boo Bunders
Juhusus
Chirke
M. Wright
Werht
Williams
Clther
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Williaims
Willems
Rober
Lurstog
Hirke
Kearsles
Booth
Yours
Kes
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Our Prige
Ig Rendemup
Wetes Wiebeie
Cd Pai
Hlarkwood
Yy MuDonald
Hiehes
H Mi Toma
Inge
Sumiliwe
Tolul
Bouin
Cour
Ahura
Roald
Kiebes
Murti
Aid
K. Lowmaus
Tugr
Lindsay
Stirling
Y. Sounness
Haywood
Taylor
Ricks
Stewart
Totol
Hull
Dae Yey
Hullon
Riches
Cue
McDhaold
Aie
Albany Kacang Club
Clara Kimbal
Clara Kemball
Larry Warsen
Batur
Alhasy Club
Ansuai
AR Nival
J. E. Angove
Bent Harrison
C. Moore Bent K. Smith
Fiook
Bent C. Moore
Fimliy
Vous
Berliner
Milne
Downe
Herliner
Finny
Ali
Wilson Younus
Alien
Turple
Righs
Cooper Tien Wiereen
Davy
Dewey Bet Moore
Harrison Bey Rigby
Harrson
Albany Municipal Counci
Lake Sapppee
Middleton
Brighton Terrace
Bronson
Middleton Beach
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Bevilaqua
Fletcher
York Atrest
Conseil Omtaids
Atatoa
Similae Sina
Middleton Rance
Thapp
North Wari
Atonpernber
M. E. Urer
Middiney Beach
Shipping Notes
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Vwaire Hoy
J. Brayshaw
Pattinson's Drapers and Men's Outfitters
York Street
Drew Robinson & CO
Narnkup Notes
Ente
Jong Stom
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