Helena Vale Races at Perth Highlighted by St. Vanst Win
Monday racing at Helena Vale, Perth, attracted a large Conn crowd despite poor weather. Principal event went to St. Vanst beating Wages and Glendon with an eight-event card featuring hurdles, thial stakes, breeders plate, blackboy handicap and Bellevue handicap, plus betting odds and dividends for each race.
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Svlena Vale Rove Club
St. Vanst
Wages
Glendon
Reina
Chefdin
LTP
Siccad
Tore Kine Waollaen
Moimelle
Band Lion
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Grand National Day in Melbourne as Cobbeau Wins Hurdle Race
The Grand National Hurdle Race opening the VIBC Carnival in Melbourne saw Cobbeau capture top honors ahead of Pildin and Rowe. The event faced unfavourable weather with poor going and a time of 5.40, 64 seconds slower than the 1021 record. Cobbeau ridden by Q Leonard, an ex-West Australian jockey, was purchased for 25 guineas prior to the race.
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Melbourne
Australia
V.ilc
Coubeau
Pildin
Rowe
Fiscom
Q. Leonard
Albany Rifle Club Trophy Shoot Amid Wet Conditions
In poor Saturday weather Albany Rifle Club members held a club trophy competition. Despite wet and difficult conditions F. Jennings led the day among new shooters in a seven-shot series at free yards with strong scores, and overall club points were tallied as the weather affected accuracy.
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Memher
Albany Rifle Club
Fiee
F. Jennings
Ist
K. McComiah
A. Bruce
F. Jackson
B. Moyle
H. Poyle
R. Jennings
B. Jennings
Agererate
B. Wetness
Checkers Beat Imperials In Hockey Showdown
In a muddy hockey clash, the Checkers defeated the Imperials four goals to nil securing top spot and forcing a playoff with High School A for the Boccer Cup. Rain lingered as the favored Checkers dominated from the opening bounce.
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Boccer
H- N Association
High School A
Imperials
Checkers
North triumph in wet minor football clash at Albany
In wet conditions Albany’s minor competition final saw North defeat East by 54 to 21 in the B grade, with North’s Dean, Kie, Nott, and Haire scoring and Rettel best on ground. East had limited scoring despite a stronger first half, while North adapted to rain and mud to secure the minor honors.
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Easy
Saunbers and Co
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Lemon
Ana
Woal Kickers
Kie
Nott
Haire
Sweet
Merner
Retell
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Harvey
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Merrifield
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Woo Wily
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Kit
Green
Saunders
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O'Callashan
Strettie
Norman
Morrell
Caplin
Holloway
Burra
Milne
Mercer
Flaga
Hetell
Rustornets
Turth
Bawt
Nick
Aweet
Bownerd
Cefiewed
Peon
Oatore
Est
Sind
Strongehold
Nott Ganted
North wins minor premiership in foggy finish
In wet conditions on Saturday, North dominated the minor premiership decider against East. North’s swift play and accurate finishing secured a decisive win as East failed to seize scoring chances.
Easts Triumph In Narrow B Grade Win Over North
In a low scoring B grade match on Saturday Easts edged North by two points. Potts sealed the victory, kicking a late goal after an even first half, final scores Kant 21 to North 17. Hodges was best on ground with Haire Jamieson Plumb close behind.
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North
Hta Minor
Enatk
Ww! Marth
Eat
Young North
East
Potts
Kost
Artiherners
Vomne East
Baesiou
Young East
Pott
Kant
N. Thompson
Henson
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Baesjoin
Hodges
Haire
Jamieson
Plumb
O'Callaghan
Ingham
Fer
Messrs
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North FB erady clob wan stool down for two play ing
At a Board of Control meeting held Friday November two players from North football team were fined and suspended for disputing and abusing the umpire during a game.
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Board of Control
Nich
Erady Clob
Batunbiys
Tev
No football game next Saturday due to parades
Owing to military parades there will be no competitive football on Saturday next, as the town observes the event.
WA League Matches Push Subiaco East Perth Victors
In showery weather the Western Australian Football League fixtures advanced. Subiaco beat East Fremantle 10 14 to 10 10, East Perth defeated Perth 11 4 9 0, West Perth triumphed over Claremont-Cottesloe 13 9 14 to 8 50, with crowds watching the day’s results. Woods' Great Peppermint Cure for Children's Hacking Cough.
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Claremont-Cotteslor
Woods
Albany Basketball Premiership Games At Albert Hall
Thursday night fixtures in the Albany Basketball Association advanced the premiership with a crowd present. The AJGA beat the Syiramine Club by seven goals and Metho dist A defeated the High School team by a wide margin.
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Albany Basket Ball Association
Albert Hall
AJGA
Syiramine
Aga Beat All In Close Second Round Game
In a tight second round match between AGA and the Swimming Club the game remained even with no tall scoring. AGA edged ahead as the Swimming Club’s short goal shooter struggled against taller opponents, final score AGA 10 to Swimming Club 12. Dave led AGA with 13 goals, Johnson 8. Potta 6, Jortenson 6 for Swimming Club, Gilbertson 2.
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Swimming
AGA
ATA
Poole Swimming Club
Dave
Johnson
Potta
Gilbertson
Jortenson
Methodist A Beats High School In Open Round Match
The Methodist A team remained undefeated as they defeated the High School 42 to 25 in the third round opening game. Key scorers included Newby with 32 goals, Gilbert 7, Collins 9 for Methodist A, and Bebool Constantine Milne 8 Cheater 7 and D. Coflina 2 for the High School.
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Vera
Google
A. Newby
Gilbert
Collins
High
Bebool
Constantine
Milne
Cheater
D. Coflina
Fremantle arrivals shape Albany port activity update
The Kybra from Fremantle will stay in Albany until tomorrow then sail to Hopetoun and Esperance with passengers and mail. The Katoomba left Sydney Saturday en route to this coast with cargo and mails. Pipiriki arrives from England Monday with 3000 tons of railway rails. Port Sydney, Mcllwraith McEwen and Co. manage bunkers at Albany tomorrow. Mungane arrives Wednesday from Fremantle for fruit and general cargo. Domon thenes, sailing from London, will reach Albany July 24 with 97 tons of cargo and mail for the port.
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Fremantle
Banbury
Busselton
Hopetoun
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Canto
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Val Mails
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Albany
Domonthenes
London
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Light sentence ethic shapes Devon court remarks
Judge in Devon Avnnnes condemns short harsh sentences as too naked. William Charles Cowell, a young laborer, is given eight years penal servitude for wounding Hilda Coombe with a stone. The article notes money and credit drive motor cars.
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