Belmont event draws big crowd at Perth programme
Large attendance witnesses racing on Saturday with focus on Goodwood Water and Goodwood Purse events. Hurdle, Wood Plate, and Third Class Plate results feature various horses and betting odds, including Live, Recondo Glass Plate, and Flippant Rose among entries.
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Perth
al Ho Belmont Ewurse
el Polown
Jollintte
Han
Sun Sir
Whimslenl
Brottish Knight
Peroni
Audifor
Bwonsen
King Wallare
Mowgleon
Albany Rifle Club Novelty Shoot Sees Ties For Trophy
The Albany Rifle Club held a novelty 10 shot contest from 300 and BM yards with a handicapped sealed score. Milne and Allen tied for first with Brive close behind. Riley and Mooney followed as contenders. A shoot for the trophy will be held next Saturday. meetings follow for East Firetrates and the Parents and Teacher Association.
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Albany Rife Club
Arkaean
A. Brive
G. Milne
L. G. Allen
W. Riley
Milne
Allen
G Allen
Wood
Riley
T Mooney
Moyle
Shenfield
Norths beat Wests in muddy football clash on Ulster road
Norths defeated Wests 48 points to none at a waterlogged ground with Norths led by J Fitzpatrick Page and Baldry dominating. Wests struggled to score as Norths defense and relentless wing work sealed the win in a tough, rain affected match.
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Wests
Lancaster
E.dickenson
Norths
J. Fitzpatrick
Edmen
Quartermaine
Oliver
North
Northa
Mage
Bailey
Nook Holls
Eoon
Baldry
Wis
Northsarin
Nott
Page
Wheeler Lunt
T. Fitzpatrick
Athick
Werte
Unita
Harris
Quartermaine Owl Co
T. Angove
Vesta
Green
West
al Lowt
J. Angove
J. Fitepatrick
Lant
Wheeler
Mouchemore
Boothey
Clarrie Cooper
Willis
First Rates Match Ends Narrow North Victory
North beat West by two points after a tense start with Cooper injured and Dickenson absent from the seniors. Milne opened scoring for the North as the Wests pressed with strong defense from North backs keeping the game tight.
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Wests
Cooper
Kim Dickenson
Senoor
W. Nichola
Green
Avins
Oliver
Hutchins
Baeston
Livesey
Holmes
Martin
Nelson
WN. Potter
BE. Wear
Haire
J. Milne
R. Lawless
C. Furlong
West
Cole
Rae
Willis
Ralph
Gray
Ball
Morgan
Brackwell
Dewar
Newby
Ames
Glenister
Reddin
Brearley
Schnoors
Northe
Milne
Northa Es
Norths Triumph Over Wests In Narrow Final Victory
Norths edged Wests by two points 28 to 21 after a tight match. Hutchins and Milne kicked for Norths while Bell and Glenwater replied for Wests. Oliver and Rap starred for the Norths backs as the key defenders.
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Weats
Wests
Ond
Bell
Glenister
Nort
Weares
North
Norths
Young Norths
Young North
Hutchins
Milne
Glenwater
Oliver
Rap
Popular Player Competition Led by Nott at Ulster Road Ground
The popular player competition among Australian rules footballers at Ulster Road Ground on Saturday showed Nott of the North Ward club far ahead with 720 votes. J R Nott topped the voting, followed by T Angore of West Ward with 197 votes and J Saunders of East Ward with 180 votes.
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Ulster Road Ground
Nott
North
J— R. Nott
North Ward
T. Angore
West Ward
J. Saunders
East Ward
South Australia Triumphs Over Western Australia In Final
At Adelaide Oval on Saturday South Australia defeated Western Australia 10 13 to 3 5 in a decisive match for the state championship. SA led in every quarter as WA struggled to score, finishing with a 73 to 23 point victory.
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Adelaide
South Australia
Western Australia
Adelaide Oval
Edey
West Australia
Westralians
Rangers Defeat Thistles in Parades Street Charity Match
On Saturday at the Parade Street ground the Hun gers faced the Thistles in a charity match. Dowsett won the toss and kicked with the wind as Rangers mounted early pressure, with Col guile and Dowsett finishing a fast move for 2 0. The Thistles could not break through, despite drives from May and Green, as Rangers’ defense held firm.
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Parade Street Recreation Ground
Hungers
Thistles
Dowsett
Mr. Newby
Land Com
Smith
Rangers
Walker
Johnson
Symonds
Myera
Lamb
Purvis
Mills
Gent
Colguile
Price
Growneu
Carner
Ponter
May
McCreath
Whes Dowsett
Kingpie
Green
Thistlea
Rangers and Thistles Play to Draw in Open Field Fight
A high tempo match sees Thistles and Rangers exchange goals with Smith Dowsett and Colgate among the scorers. Purvis and May deny several chances as Symonds and Green create pressure, while the late rally fails to alter a 4 3 final scoreline and keeps both sides even.
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Told-Field
Smith
Boyd
Mills
Thistles
Reason
Dowsett
Colgate
Myers
Rangers
Mr. Newby
McCrewth
Mill
Purvis
Bawks
Price
Johnson
Symonds
Green
Hoyd
May
Thistle
McCreath
Rawgers
Brown Ald Lamb
Lusith
Walker
Brown
Henson
Penter
From
Symondy
May Mare
Thias
McCraath
Panter
Lamb
Smith Wnd Company
Bymonds
Ox Walker
Myer
Thisra
Wwe
Kalgoorlie Produce Market Dull Amid Wet Cold Weather
Latest prices from the Associated Producers show heavy fruit supplies while overall demand is weak due to wet cold weather. Vegetables remain reasonably supplied. apples, pears, oranges and greens list varied prices with entries for Jonathans Granny Smiths Navels Lettuce and more across multiple weights and grades.
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Proudeers
Kalgoorlie
Jonathans
Clear
Granny Smiths
Dunne
Broom Park
Vickers
Muscovy
Shipping notes show multiple vessels delaying arrivals to Albany
The State steamer Bucls could not depart Fremantle due to strong winds and is now due to leave Albany today for Buclu via all ports with cargo, passengers, and mails. The Junee delays from Melbourne and is expected to reach Albany with cargo. The Karoola from the Eastern States will call Albany to lift passengers before Fremantle, and Katoomba will depart Sydney for Western Australia next week. The Woolkgar and Diogenesia schedules also tie Albany arrivals to July and June timetables.
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Fremantle
Albany
Buclu
Railway Department
Adelaide 8
Junee
Melbourne
Mellwraith
McKaeharn and Co
Karoola
Western Australia
McTwraith
McEachern and Co
Katoomba
Sydney
Adelaide
Newcastle
Diogenesia
Capetown
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