Katanning Defeats Albany in Strong Football Test
Katanning and Albany clashed in a keen football match won by Katanning 17 to 4 despite Albany showing sharper open play at times. The windy conditions favored Katanning redrawing in one end while Albany fought back with spirited rallies led by Kit and Roberts.
Football Match and Dinner Elevate Katanning Albany Links
Katanning hosted Albany for a football encounter with Katanning winning 17 points to 34 by 17 0 9 with a post game dinner at the Royal Exchange Hotel honoring officials and players. The Board of Control praised improvements and discussed a proposed Country Week to advance football in country districts.
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Kutanningford
B. HB. Anderson
Albupy Association
Funk
Old
Albany
Wilkinson
Oe Wade
Andersend
Burnett
Board of Control
Mihung
Narrogin
Katnaning
Rigby
Howlingy
Milne
Pollack
Selby
W. A. League Matches From Perth Monday
Three WA league matches were played Saturday afternoon. Wet Perth defeated South Fremantle 7.8 to 4.11. West Perth beat Perth 7.11 to 6.0. East Fremantle prevailed over Subines 12.13 to 4.7.
Barker Match Ends Round Three In Windy Park Battle
In a Saturday afternoon Assoriatiom clash at Plantagenat Park under cold bleaker skies Norths and Kendeoup battled as wind favored the visitors. Kendeoup won the toss and led early then held a 16 point edge at halftime before Norths rallied for a late push scoring 24 points in a faulted final term to force a rough finish. Final scores Kendenup 3.5 23 Norths 1.1 7.
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Albany
Board of Control
Bw. Anderson
Albany and
Kataoning
Asnovdas
LS. Burnett
Katunning
Selby
Bound of Control
Parade Street
Pollack
Bromwhill
Shaw
Manton
Meagher
Bell
Evans
Lampoon
Norrish
Wilkinson
Cooper
Lewis
Harris
Windus
Angove
Mouchmore
J. Fitzpatrick
Kit
Davey
Hogg
Bruce
Green
Willis
Hartuop
McBride
Macy
Sizer
Roberts
McDonald
Wil
Kinnon
Ike
Wan
Old
Katanning
Barnett
Plantagenat Park
Ren
Norths
Kendeoup
Northa
Kendenup
North
Bucky
Ailoeku
Kendeamp
Antewminel
Affort
Kendup vs Norths Thrilling Open Salter Lead Swap
In a tightly contested match Kendup held a narrow lead at halftime 3.8 to 3.6. The second half saw rapid back and forth scoring with Kendup extending briefly before Norths surged ahead on a sequence of singles and a crucial one pointer, the final minutes producing a ding dong finish as Norths edged ahead.
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Ial
Norths
Kendeoup
Kendewup
Kendenup
Loekir
Hendenup
North
Ken
Denny Lays Early Lead Despite Forward Struggles
Denny built an early advantage as their forwards faltered in the Verrisbom contest. Surthy benefited as the team extended the gap with two quick scores, seizing possession and piling on to win easily by a four goal margin. Final stores noted North 0.7 points and Keudenup 37 points.
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Denny
Surthy
Keudenup
Albany Triumph Over Denmark in Narrow 2–0 Victory
In Albany on Saturday the British Association game saw Albany prevail 2–0 against Denmark. Nott, Symanns, Lamb, Sulth and Welsham shone for Albany while Bailey Pitt, B Onions and Atkinson stood out for Denmark. Visitors were hosted to tea and a social dance afterward.
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Mm. Robinson
Women’s Institute
Lanmark
Meyers
Brith
Morgan
Nott
Rushtum
Atkinson
Bailey
B. Cian
Pitt
Lamb
Smith
Mbany
Denmark
Thompson
Allany
Chiions
Dobb
Hailey Jimbo
Rapliton
Hue
Puisser
Rushton
Wishel
Yound
Lt Bailey
Atkinwon
Unions
Bot Symantis
Owig
Nutt
Welshinon
Sympuny
Deamark
Simaouain
Symanns
Sulth
Welsham
Bodintinguid
C. Pitt
B. Onions
Masanis
Brownies and Checkers Draw in Initiation Shield Round Three
In the first third round Init Shield match at Lofant's Behool ground the Brownies dominated play but the Checkers defended well to finish level. D Long scored for the Checkers while B Pritchard had a disputed offside and several players from both sides were urged to study obstruction tackling and ball control.
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Katanning
Alway
Hesoming
Kataning
Alhuny
Jand
Albany
Katunving
Pita
Bes
Cane
Uean- Txeioum
Will
Blugg
P. Cooper
P. Davey
Mhewe Vena
Bewt
Weydumannes Wmree
Angove
Hall
Rus
Hoberts
of Norths
Howe
Kutunning
Old
Miley
McDonald
Manton
Dorties
Evans
Albany Hagg
Fitspbrick
Lewk
Mouchmore
C. Cooper
Hurria
Davey
Brownies and
Chuckers
Lofant
Behool
Brownies
Checkers
B. Pritchard
D. Long
Vaughan
McHue
Wall
Wester
Weir
Bol Bucks
D. Pannett
Nettle
Dan
Nette
Keen
Furby
Joulie
F. Farr
M. Pritélakd
N. Nott
G. Lewis
J. Downes
Forfeit Games Prompt Debate Among Captains
A disputed note requests a meeting to settle a fixture forfeit issue as captains discuss authority and consent for proceeding with games. The fragment hints at a formal delay and the need for consensus to resolve a schedule or result.
Shipping Notes Mention Collier Kooringa and Immigrant Ship Arrivals
The article reports movements of ships including the collier Kooringa en route to the Eastern States and unloading cargo at the deepwater jetty. The White Star river Persir arrives from Liverpool via the Cape, discharges cargo and mails, and takes on 150 tons of water before sailing east. The Aberdeen liner Sophocles and other vessels such as the Adelaidans Mil lina, the Kooyong, and the Kuroola are scheduled for arrivals or departures, with details on cargo, passengers, and coal supplies. The Commonwealth dredge Sir William Matthew is en route to Albany for harbor dredging after overhaul.
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Cascollier Kooringa
Brechuotle
Ferahiay Coperrisan
White Star
Persir
Liverpooll
Cape
Staten
Capetown
Searleer
Aygeribe
Stuumer
Wolnemaley
Aberdean
Euripiden
Australia
Thin
Dalgety and Coy
London
Toad
Mils
Aberdeen
Sophocles
Dulgely
Caaperta
Melbounrme
Pra
Adelaidans, Co
Millina
McEacharn and Co
Mbony
Commonwealth
William Matthew
Albany
Melbourne
Rifle Shooting Meets Wind Dull Light at Someday Range
At Someday range a rifle contest faced varying wind and dull light. Kitson won with 103 total, 83 on the gun, Naismith led rifles with 100, Brive scored 63. The report includes detailed scores and remarks on weather and conditions, reflecting a lively if imperfect outing.
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Mombies
Rob
Kitson
Naismith
Brive
Ukiteon
Riley
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