Australian Eleven Start Tour With Wide Open Bat Face
A 25,000 crowd watched Australia versus England at Leeda on Biathday. Carr won the toss and fielded first as Aus batted. Madartiey and Wondfal set a solid stand while Carr dropped a chance. Rain halted play after 90 overs with Australia 360 for many wickets.
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London
Leeda
Surya
Wilnesh
Collins
Hendry
Sverett
Elis
Am Mowstoml
Mout
Wood
Parker
Carr
Acwtratius
Agurfey
Weonhil Jm
Bardatoy
TafHirwroth
Maemtney
Bethean
Tlegave
Roper Dianiay
Ae Carr
Andrews
Richardson
Bardsley
Satelite
Tate
Woodful
Macartney
C Hendren
Macsey
Kilmor
Wickels
Australian XI Defeats Worcestershire in Heavy Innings Win
London July 11 The Australian Ehren side defeated Worcestershire by an innings and 178 runs after dismissing the county for 124 in their first innings. Grimmett toped with four wickets and Mailey aided in the late innings as Worcestershire were all out for 89 in their second effort. Poster and Ashton top Worcester with 62 and 26 respectively. Australia declared at 782 for four. Root Wilson and Bowles were successful for Worcestershire in the first innings.
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London
Ehren
Worcestershire
Ave
Australia
Root
Wilson
Bowles
Grimmett
Macartony
Poster
Ashton
Schial Beorers
Bardslay
Richardson
Ponaford
Mailey
Hopkins
Reot
Rogers
Goodwood Races at Perth Feature Saturday Meeting
Racing at Goodwood with a fair attendance as the club staged July mounting events. Early Spring won the Goodwood Handicap at 8 to 1 with Querons and Jie le following. detailed results list L Aiglon Buckland Chief and others. Dividends and betting odds noted for each race including the Goodwood Plate and Purse divisions.
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Perth
Goodwood Club
Querons
Jiele
L'Aiglon
Buckland Chief
Brown Bing
Bevon
la Valiers
Orient Flavor
Plargea
Goodwood
Careangee Hotham Duke
Tavidenda
Au Fair
Threse
Nerenn
Grand National Meeting Final Day At Risley
The final day at the V.A.C. Grand National meeting featured the Grand National Steeplechase with Grant National Steeple results. Race details mention distances and contestants with betting odds noted, while peripheral items reference Risley qualifiers and Australian competitors in a separate shooting event.
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Cotuestion
Fondanes
Man Robert
Wamera
Easts win minor premiership in wet city football clash
In heavy rain at Parade Street Recreation Ground on Saturday Easts defeated Wests 63 to 92 in a hard fought minor premiership decider. Key players included Saunders Milne Sweet Clarke and Oliver for Easts with Nesbitt Bradshaw and Oliver shining for West. Ground conditions forced ground play and many scrimmages as both teams battled to the end.
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Parade Street
Wests
Baste
Fanta
Fred Brown
Langley
Collins
Clingin
Barade
Sweet
Albany Faste
Weets
Rwiley
Torbay
Smith
Wongan Hilla
Easts
Madgen
Saunders
L \Milne
Turner
Verran
Milne
Mobeide
Norman
Goode
Withoell
Mann
Clarke
Mercer
West
Millar
A. Cooper
Ralph Smith
Davey
Pritchard
Nesbitt
McLeod
Morgan
B. Angove
Bradshaw
R. Cooper
Hardingham
Oliver
McTride
East
Saunders and Co
Raste
Weat
Hast
Auleming
Roek
Wests Imais
Mick Way
Tartth
Jorg
Ward
Cree
Eoers
Werte
Uty
Dimayge
Lemons
Basta
Hasta
Weeta
Kusts
Weste
Land
Mani
Aweet
Mer
Iph Wests Nesbitt
Hradshaw
WA League Matches Spark Wide Scoring Parade
West Perth defeated Perth with a low tally as East Fremantle triumphed over Subiaco. South Fremantle exploded to 105 points against Claremont-Cottesloe as the competition advanced to the next stage.
South Australian matches wrap up with four games
In Adelaide on Saturday four games were held. Sturt defeated North Adelaide 12 10 (60) to 12 0 (58). Norwood beat Port Adelaide 13 7 (85) to 0 11 (56). West Adelaide triumphed over Glenelg 10 17 (77) to 7 7 (40). Port Adelaide beat West Torrens 12 11 (83) to 9 8 (62).
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Port Adelaide
West Torrens
Victorian League Results and Odd Shoe Advice
Victorian League games on Saturday saw Carlton beat St. Kilda 11 14 80 to 9 9 63 Geelong defeated by South Melbourne 0 13 67 to 8 9 56 Footscray won 14 0 102 over North Melbourne 10 8 68 Melbourne 14 15 99 beat Fitzroy 8 12 60 Hawthorn lost 11 8 74 to Essendon 7 6 48. Also includes stray instructions on proper shoe fit and heel height for comfort and backache prevention.
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Bend Piturey
Fesendon
Hawthorn
Letters Upheld on Wagin Wheat Shipment Dispute
Townsman Keyser writes to the editor disputing a published report about a railway commissioner's role in approving a wheat shipment from Wagin district. He provides a corrected minute and asks for publication to clear local officials’ names, noting the Advertiser has not addressed the correction.
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Mbang
Wagin
Bunbury
Carrie
Co. C
Keyser
Town
Clonk
Old Racecourse Proposal for Cemetery on Ulster Road Ground
A letter to the editor suggests the Albany Racing Club sell the racecourse site and relocate meetings to Ulster road. The writer proposes the club transfer the old racecourse property to the municipal council to be used as a cemetery, arguing it is a suitable future site and should be considered by officials.
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Bir
Albany Racing Club
Ulster Road
Diacuse
Racing Club
Resto
Municipal Matters and Footpath Costs in York Street
A reader criticizes council comments on Town Hall footpath slabs and York Street paving. The letter questions costs, illumination of Bowser pumps, and Perth road repairs, urging better oversight by the mayor and councillors and suggesting price checks with contractors.
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Town Hall
Rome
Somers
Lane
York Street
Kanpire
Mires
Stirling Terrace
Monehemore's, Ltd
Seitom
Ronwon
Same Wontha Apn
Perth
T He Works Committee
Tecummwended
Ebony
Ingham
WEA
England
Hay Street
Albany
Dog license dues and rates due this month
Ratepayers are reminded that all dog licenses must be paid before the first of July and the second moiety rates are also due, payable by month’s end.
Shipping Notes from Albany Port on Early July
Shipping notices detail vessels bound for Albany including the White Star liner Vediv with 140 passengers, the Katowmba visiting after six weeks, and the Ascanius due to land passengers and mails. The Themistocles and Furinides lines schedule departures via the Cape with cargos and passengers. Traditional freight and mail movements from Adelaide, Port Pirie, and London routes are noted with Dalgety and Co. as agents.
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Kybry
Victoria Quay
Uy Fremantle
Gage Roads
Eeperatce
Porte
Alway Department
Liverpool
Cape
Unit View
White Star
Vediv
Albany
Core
Wads
Dalgety and Co
Mellwraith, McEerbern and Co
Worrow
Adelaide
Fremantle
Kyogle
Eclipae
London
Australia
Ascanius
Henry Wills and Co
Parearn
Port Pirie
Mellwraith McEacharn and Co
Ceramic
White Bar
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Lenton
Risley
Ial Association
Aualifier
Campautine
Ant
KO Chaplin
Cules
Secea Piper
Far East
Rweel
Monn
Pradshaw
OLD Racecourse
C. J. Rawlings
W. G. Whighy
Premier Bakery
IF. d. Cramond
TOOTH
Atirling-Terrace West
Symonds
E. Bymonde
William
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J. Mook
E. G. Dixon
Wilk
G. W. Quartermaine
Alf
Barnett
Everett and Co., General Drapers
Posita
Orion
Tools For All Trades
Stanley
Dirsten
Mathiesen
Repubo
Linsham
Bilvafron
Howebold
Drew, Robinson & CO
Great Southern Sports House
Moughemore É C., Piy., Ltd
Treet, Albany
Smiths & Wheelwrights
Branca
Hest
Ghryaler
Holland
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