Belmont Roving Club Racing Notes Substantial Attendance
Under perfect weather the Belmont meeting drew a larger than usual crowd. The principal event was won by Dividenda with tight betting on several Belmont Park races and details of hurdles, purse, handicap, and trial stakes exchanged. Weather and program strength marked the day at Canfield and Leamington with strong showings and betting spreads across multiple divisions.
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Belmont Roving Club
Nolue
Marnov
Dolly Bright
Us Ce
Lanatus
Avernus
Rene Ane
Yay
Tay
Fitroch
Aw Ae Ne Hargrave
Aca Condora
Canlield
Qodprey Watson
Reples
Hockey Third-Round Fixtures Opened Amid Rough Ground
Saturday opened the third round with High School A facing the Imperials and High School B meeting the Checkers. The play level was slightly below last Saturday yet creditable given the poor field conditions and the effort of the teams.
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High School A
Imperials
High School B
Checkers
Imperials Tie With High School A In Tough Match
In a strenuous opener the Imperials drew with the high school team after a hard fought contest. Both sides showed chances to score, but rough play and tactical missteps at times hindered the attack. The wings and center play need better balance to improve finishing and support.
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Imperials
Gires
Ubi
Aisiphe
Abe
Sacbiatacal
Checkers V High School B Match Reveals Weaknesses
The second match showed Checkers lose key player Misa Awrneene, hampering their combination. Despite a comfortable win, critics note shaky right back and errant passing. Backs are solid, but overall team cohesion and finishing lack pace.
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Checkers
Misa Awrneene
Shipping Notes From Fremantle Port
The State motor ship Kybra river left Fremantle via Bunbury and Busselton yesterday and will sail tomorrow for Esperance with cargo passengers and mail. The steamer Pipiriki now at a deepwater jetty lands 3000 tons of rails. Meliwraith McEacharn and Co. attend the vessel. The Katoomba arrived from Fremantle, took on passengers, then resumed to the Eastern States after loading fruit and general cargo. Kooyone discharged full batters and left port for the Eastern States on Saturday.
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Kybra Airiver
Fremantle
Bunbury
Busselton
Esperance
Railway Department
Pipiriki
Sbe
Meliwraith, McEacharn and Co
Meliwraith
McEacharn and Co
Katoomba
Theastern States
Mangana
McTiwraith
Sol
East and West seniors in rain soaked football clash
In heavy rain at the Slister Road ground, East and West fought a low scoring major premiership match. East triumphed 28 to 16 with Ewart Morrell Langdon and Morrell among the best, while West players including Cooper and McLeod tried hard, but could not overturn the slippery conditions.
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Albany
Slster Road
Barade
Basta
Aoted
Old Easts
Roses
Bert Angove
Prod. Brown
West
East
Clingin
Mann
Verran
Dowdell
Dewar
Ron Cooper
McLeod
Case
Flannaghan
Davies
Richards
Grove
Cobley
Hardingham
Miller
Weut
Ewart
Clarke
Lambert
Thront
Saunders and Co
Jdck
Kast
Alan Cooper
Josh
Wil
Tereso
Bostom
Saan- Jers and Co
Magpies
Langdon
Ong
Hieh Oppo
Pies
Gage
Host
Ron Coe
Saunders
Qeore
Eoat Engl
Rais
Morrell
Possesion
Thig
Greve
Egg Eg
Hon Cooper
Morrell Asrdingham
A. Ceca Burgess
Norman
O'Callaghan
Morgan
East Routs West In Rough Football Clash For Lead
East dominates the match with seven goals and six behinds while West manages one goal and three behinds. Thompson and Kost ning lead East with decisive ball control and scoring, while West struggles against strong defense. T. Knight earns Monea Bros chocolates for best player in the display.
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Eistertety
Wess
West
Promingee
Mere
East
Gingle
Thompson
Bell
Kost
Weal
Weatermerk
Engl
Hong Gon
Kext
Sd Pointe
T. Knight
Monea Bros
Ee < Chocolates
W A League Test Match at Perth Drawn in Saturday Fortunes
The carnival captains Putridge and Watts directed a Perth metropolitan clash on Saturday. Watt's selection won the day, Watt's team 12 goals 10 behind 2 points to Outridge's side 7 goals 14 behinds equal 60 points. Dreary weather and heavy rain dampened spirits and added to the dreary day for the spring season.
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Perth
Putridge
Watts
Futcbal
Watt
Ll Outridge
Albany Basketball Premiership Finals At Albert Hall
Two close matches at the Albany Basketball Association premiership showey as East Club defeats Methodist A by six goals while High School beats Swimming Club by two goals. Constantine was absent for High School but Patterson strengthens Swimming Club for a tighter game.
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Albany
Methodist V East Clug Battle Ends In High Scoring Draw
A large crowd attended the Thursday night clash between East and Methodist A teams. Both sides, unbeaten entering the game, delivered a rugged four term battle with East leading at times but Methodist A pulling ahead to win 28 to 26. Morrell 18 and Mercer 10 led East scorers. Newby 12 and Collins 11 led Methodist A.
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Thay
Berthold
East
Morrell
Mercer
McGregor
Rate A
Newby
Collins
Jil
High School Defeats Swimming Club In Close Hockey Score
In a closely contested second meet both clubs with equal wins met. High School won by two goals 32 to 30 as Chester led scoring with 14 and Nott 10 while Gilbertson topped the Swimming Club with 12 and Potts 8. Patterson added 3 and Greenwood 1.
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Patterson
Constantines
High School
Amos
Chester
Nott
Milner
Gilbertson
Potts
Jorgenson
Greenwood
Methodist A Defeats Methodist B in Second Round Clash
On Friday night Methodist A and Methodist B met in the second round. Methodist A prevailed by 11 goals, finishing 35 to 24. Top scorers were Newby 18 and Gilbert 12 for Methodist A, while Vonghun led Methodist B with 17, with Norman and Prondergnat contributing 4 each.
Club Standings After Round Two and Thursday Matches
The table shows final standings with rounds completed. Bont leads with 18 points from 4 wins 0 losses and 1 draw, Methodist A has 11 points, AG A Mayved 6, Swimming Club 4, High School 0 wins 4 losses for 4 points, and Methodist B 6 points from 0 wins 6 losses.
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Anil
Jowt
Ehase
Methodist A
A.ga—Mayved
Swimming Club
Pointe Methodist B
Pointe
Heenza Introduces a Wonderful Tonic in Town
Heenza announces HEENZO cough mix and TONIC NERVE NUTS as the best mood booster and nerve restorative tonic. The chesty claim targets overwork worry and anaemia, promising renewed energy. Available at 3 per box.
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Heenza
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