Goodwood Races Results From Perth Meet
Saturday afternoon at Draning Park featured Goodwood racing with Holy fed claiming the 4 ik Handicap while hurdles, plate, purse divisions, trial stakes and flying welter results followed. Performances highlighted Green Award, Monette, Rosy Red, Flippant Rowe, and Seafort among others with varied dividends and odds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Goodwood
Merry Blague
Keven
Monette
Ee Iy Pe Ee Petman
Webb Mene Bir Lovelock
Apt Moin
Threse
Fanroon
Atfodoform
Tr Se
Murat
Canning Park
Rosy Red
EU Et Corywanga
Wests win double in Albany minor premiership decider
In a keen final, Wests beat North by five goals, 87 to 62, to claim both A and B grade minor premierships. Key players included Wheeler, Daver, Cooper, Shenfield, Milne, and Retell, with central umpire Brown injured midgame and Berthold finishing the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Boacho
Weats
Easts
Rlay
F. Brown
Berthold
Board of Control
Retell
North
Wests
Barade
Westerners
Fuste
Tialley
Turrison
Avina
Lewin
Martin
Lawlers
Weste
Millar
Bell
A. Cooper
Mur- Harrison
Pritefant
Hantinghaw
Pavey
Bradshaw
Nesbitt
J. Ralph
J. Cooper McLeod
Oliver
B. Aggore
Quartermaine
Harris
Haresy
Bacajou
Nicholls
Green
Lawless
Dickenaca
Kit
Shenfield
Welshman
Wheeler
W. Martin
Milne
Qing
Daver
Tal Nwrights
Kirk
Worth
Ahenfeld
Molach
Kitonin
Northe
Dancer
Lay
Norths
Pose Seunion
Wears
Torrey
Ron Cooper
West
Bhenfield
Westa
Asales
Hon
Cooper
Wert
Woate
Nirdone
Davey
Scoraut
Uel Acher
Pritchard
Hin
Thin
Northa
Ralph
Rus
Tur
Pritehe North
Wee
Hardingham
Morgan
West Brat North Triumphs In Close Final
West Brat North defeated Boerne 33 to 27 in a tense late game. West players pushed ahead in the final minutes to clinch the victory and claim the regional title.
North suffers 17 point defeat after goalkicking chaos
North trails by 17 points with two goals and five behinds as Woest Groven Penny Schumann and Mavion tally goals. Dowdell and Dowling shine for North in a rough minor series match as East takes control late.
WA League Matches Feature Wide Scoring Totals
Perth Munn reports East Perth defeated West Perth 63 to 76, East Fremantle beat Claremont Cottenlog 72, Subioro edged Forth 77 to 76 in a high scoring afternoon of Western Australian league competition.
Adelaide Games Results From Saturday AFL Matches
Norwood defeated Blurt 10.10 to 0.4 North Adelaide beat South Adelaide 10.11 to 7.8 West Adelaide won over Port Adelaide 12.11 to 9.18 Glenelg defeated Torrens 7.13 to 7.7 in Adelaide.
Checkers defeat High School B in Ulster road hockey
On Saturday at Ulster road ground under improving conditions the Checkers beat High School B 7 to 2. Corrie Vaughan scored three, Ally Simmons four, Cissy Webb added one, and Freda Scanlon and Grace Star also contributed for the Checkers while Scanlon and Vaughan led the B team with goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulster Road
R. Mason
McGregor
Checkers
Corrie Vaughan
Freda Scanlon
Ally Simmons
M. Rourke
Grace Star
Dorn Vaughan
Allyn Siamons
Cissy Webb
Cheokera
A Scanlon
Imperials Edge High School A In Close Soccer Match
The Imperials and High School A produced a fast, evenly matched game with intense center play. Nott and Box starred for the Imperials while Bowden and Richmond led the High School A attack, final score 5-3 in favor of the Imperials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperials
Imperiale
Saturney
Sakuruy Jost
Patsy Pritchard
Dot Nott
Eon Box Dorrie Richmond
Jean Rowden
Eva Box
Sapeonens T Imperials
Rae
C. Nott
A. Green
B. Monaghan
Tean Bowden
Dorrie Richmond
Mount Barker Notes Saee and Football Match Recap
A collage of notes covers Colleen Moore and Leon Errol in a Broadway style musical comedy, plus a near miss car accident in Merryup. It then details North vs South Mount Barker football with North prevailing 10 behinds to 4 behinds, key goals by Maunsell and Orme Smith, and standout plays by Erskine, Liehick, Clothier, and Wright as North seals the win in a fast, rugged match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colleen Moore
Ziegiel
Leon Errol
Sally
Stanley
Il8.l. Procure Committee
Merryup
Fred
Frank
Maunwell
Mount Barker
Seahy
Northa
Wellers
Norths
Norths Were Initial Matey Toop
South
Waley
Souths
North
Pat Maunsell
Orme-Smith
Lichirk
Shlacks
Qime-Smith
Rm Grubber
R. Green
Livhick
Erskine
Slamon
Wright
Lemons
Marcus
Jim Clothier
Snowy Ryan
Parsons
Thwaites
Whiteman
Liehick
Olling
Bimipson
Young
Clothier
A. Warn
Riches
Smith
South Toma
Maunsell
Soutness
Green
Turnbull
Bevan
Webster
Taylor
Tucker
Townsend
Breele
Hambley
Ayes
Lies
Warn
Brekine
Wuilleman
Humphries
Joca
Hyan
OG Basantey Ryan
Bullocky Eutshows
Albany unit to reestablish training July 1926 drill
The 24th Battery, A.G.A. Albany announces reestablishment of training from late July 1926. Drill at the Albany drill hall on Wednesday evening July and uniformed members to attend. Former volunteers listed for parade and welfare matters to be settled. View the payment of dues June 29 at 7 90 to volunteers who attended parades in 1925 1926. No NC0 classes on Monday June 28. Also includes corn and fish fritter recipes using corn and flour mixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Farlpelty
Perth
Albany
Parrollz
N.C
Shipping Notes From Albany Harbor Marching Vessels and Arrivals
The Kybra from Eucla via via steps is due to arrive Albany. The Ulysses will call Albany Monday to replenish bunkers. Katoomba left Sydney for Melbourne and Adelaide en route to this port with cars and passengers. Polisha Albion liner from London Cape reaches Albany with 100 passengers and 160 tons cargo. Albion and Vedic liners schedule calls with cargo passengers and mails. The Ceramic liner from Liverpool expected Aug 29 to Albany with cargo passengers and mails. Themistoclesia from London Cape to Albany with passengers and mails. Dalgety and Co agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kybra
Eucla
All Pyate
Toewliy
Veowel
Hopetomaml Kaperance
Railway Department
Elas
Ulysses
Holt
Doe Funnel
intoAlbany
Adelaide
Henry Wills and Co
Rating
Agin
Mellwraith, McEachern and Co
Katoomba
Sydney
Melbourne
Sho
London
Cape
Shaw, Baville, and Albion
Polisha
White Star Line
Albany
Dalgety and Co
Shaw, Saville
Albion
Liverpool
Vedic
Australia
Ceramic
Repterabe
Themistoclesia
Remarkable figures show WA Bank dominance in 1926
The Western Australian Bank appears strongly entrenched in the March 1926 figures from chartered books published in the Government Gazette. Deposits and assets reveal the bank holding nearly a million pounds more than others and tying funds to Eastward trade, with Commonwealth Bank cited as a rival blot in the colony’s financial scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chartered Books
Western Australia
Total Depositi
Ae Lise
Bank &Western Australian
Commonwealth
National
New South Wales
Australasia
BS and
Acs
Royal
BO Adelaide
Bank of Commerce
Bank É Po Western Australian
Union
W.A. Ox
Bank Western Australian
Adelaide
Hoyal
Commonwealth Bank
Hax
Melbourne
Onhey
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Goodwood Races
E Oreo
West Brat North
Atapth Boerne Alhe
Nrlor
Prom
Anidh
Checkers V
High School 3
Imperials V. High School A
A.G.A
W. Quarterbaine
Tooth and Sox
Barnetti
Everett
Dirston
Mathieron
Taubman’s Service Paints
Ranulo
Silvafeos
Crockary
Drew, Robinson & CO
Great Southern Sports House
Moughemore & C0., Pty., Ltd
York Street
Smiths & Wheelwrights
Branca
Tyree
Cara
Otrysier
Mt Westralian Farmers, Ltd
the Farmers’ Co-operative Co
Ferguson's
Btirling Terrace
Theas
Board of Trade
Bngu
Nla.gov