W A T C Races Open At Axcot In Showery Weather
Showery conditions greeted opening day of W A T C racing at Axcot with fair attendance despite sloppy going. Anticipats won the June Handicap ahead of Avernus and Lepos, while June Hurdles and other events produced varied dividends and betting sureties. Adelaide Birthday Cup meeting also featured results like Glen Osmond Handicap and Gang Forward Stakes.
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W.A.T.C
Axcot
Avernus
Lcopos
Adelaide Racing Club
Tookarby
Justification
Rueda
Adhem
Rome
Tollard
V A C RACES PRIME JUMPING EVENTS DRAW INTEREST
In the V A C races held Saturday the jumping events drew notable attention as Grand National candidates competed. Results listed include the York hurdle race won by Govbemm, Hopetoun steeplechase winner Lachlan, and the NORINGHAM handicap with Boomrer taking early lead.
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V.B.C
Govbemm
Hopetoun
Lachlan
Boomrer
Checkers High School Triumph In Ulster Road Reserve Clash
The Albany Hockey Association resumed premiership play on Saturday with two games. Checkers High School routed their opponents four goals to one, while Imperial A defeated High School A by one goal. Referees were led by Mr R McGregor.
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Albany Hockey Association
Ulster Road
Checkers High School
Imperiala
Imperials
High School A
R. McGrecor
Albany Rifle Club caps final captain’s shoot in tough conditions
In wet light and a left rear wind at the Triage range, Albany Rifle Club concluded the captain’s shoot. Allen led with 196 total after a 103 final score and handicap, Jackson took second with 107, and a special prize of 100 rounds was offered for second place in the 600 and 700 yard event.
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Albany Rifle Club
Allen
Jackson
Alssiances
Visiting Chinese Team Defeats West Australian in Four-Goal Win
The visiting Chinese soccer squad met West Australian side Mayers on Saturday. The visitors dominated play and won 4 to 1.
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Visting
Mayers
Visilors
North and West clash in muddy Albany football clash
North and West clubs met in wet conditions for round two of Albany Football Board of Control premerships. Poor ground, wind, and scattered wet patches led to a scrambling game with North prevailing 8 goals 10 behinds to 5 goals 0 behinds, while West struggled in attack and forward division.
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Albany Football Board of Control
West
Board of Control
C. Manes
Bert Angove
F. Brown
Grace
Een
Hardingham
Johnson
Alleby A. Cobley
T. Knight
Smith
North
Retoil
L. Fitzpatrick
Quartermaine
J. Milne
Dre
Wheeler
Retell
Bacajou
Aving
Harvey
Fitspatrick
Livesey
Dean
Hanson
Weir
Bracknell
Mott
Dickenson
Welshman
Martin
Shenfield
Kit
Boothey
Wear—McLeod
Newby
Morcan
Lambert
Bradshaw
Groves
Miller Dewar
L. Davies
Dowdell
Knight
Cobley
Flannagan
Case
Moocer
Ant
Weat
Atlast West
Corton
Morpies
Erorin
Ston
Davins
Forgatta
North and Weat Disposed of Fixture Before Renloe Match
Soggy conditions hindered play as North and Weat seniors endured wet meals and fatigue. The Kickers trailed with B Milna Dawe and Baosjou among scorers, while real Kickers supporters noted a final surge.
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North and
Weat
Sa North
Babhind
Real Kickers
B. Milna
Dawe
Baosjou
Perth League Football Scores After Rainy Saturday
Perth 11 goals 4 behinds beat Tarane 8 6 64. Subiaco 7 11 55 over South Fremantle 6 11 47. Fast Perth 18 18 124 defeated Claremont-Cottes 8 14 62. Games were delayed by heavy rain and field conditions at the met tan Bred grounds.
Boy Scouts Movement Gains Global Credit and Growth
The article lauds Boy Scouts for daily good turns and lifesaving acts, noting Rover Beauts in London volunteering blood donations and a rescued rider on Cottesloe Beach. It cites support from Duke of Connaught, General Monash, and compares Australian WA with other states, urging funding and expansion of youth leadership nationwide.
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Boy Scout Movement
London
Princes of
Walea
Spirit of
Manly
Cottesloe Beach
Association
Scout Association
Brotherhood of Scouts
Britain
Duke of Connaught
Monash
Boy Scout
Western Australia
Easter
Ses
W.A
Bate
America
Im W.A
Shipping Notes From Albany Ports This Week
The State motor ae left Fre mantle on Thureday and waiting a! arrived last night with the Teseel Bunbury and Busselton en route. Ships will remain in port till to-morrow before proceeding to ports with the exception of Caps Ridhe and Bremer. The steamer Raisdale arrived from the Eastern States but could not bunker due to heavy wind, delaying supplies to Thursday night. Other vessels including Part Curtis and Albany bound steamers replenish tankers from McIlwraith McEacharn Co. and await calls to Melbourne and Adelaide. The White Star liner Athenia arrived from London with 48 passengers and 71 tons of cargo after canal clearance. The Blue Funnel liner Ascanilla from London via the Cape set to land 40 tons at Albany around June 27. The steamer Lydia called yesterday for banker supplies, resuming voyage at night.
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Fremantle
Thureday
Teseel Bunbury
Busselton
Bagh Beng
Molly
Caps Ridhe
Bremer
Ball Department
Raisdale
Ae Ee
Melwraith
Meerhece On
Mellwraith
McEacharn Am Co
Melbourne
Adelaide
Albany
Dundula
Fremant
Athenrg
London
Cape
Abe
Andien
Igetyani
Staor Ascanilla
Blue Funnel
Henry Wills and Co
City
Ehioa Ja
Moellwraith, McEachern and Co
Lydia
Boy’s offer sparks sudden start of American scouting
A small boy asked if he might help. Mr Boyse accepted then refused a shilling, saying the boy never takes money for good turns. The incident spurred Mr Boyce to start scouting in America, and the movement grew from there.
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America
W.A
Boy Scouts of America
London
Boyes
Chicago
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Thrace
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Board of Trade First Clase
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Amteenaga
Phoas
J. W. Ferguson
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Areet
Bixow’s Handy Fruit and Vegetable Store
George Bixes
Alvers
Hani
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Stanley Carpenter
Robinson & CO
George Elliot
Earl Streat
Tydol
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