Sweet Dures Wins DH Event at May Meeting
Racing notes from the May meeting record Sweet Dures winning the handicap hurdle event with strong winds and showers affecting the day. Worthwink won the two year old race while other notable placings included Rawwinwig Early Dhown and Pullomrang in close contention.
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Ameloiies
Maudie
Rwo
Worthyvink
Sweet Dore
Rawwinwig
Hurlowerie
Coal Court
U0 S
Keswick
Worthswitk
Karkidale Landicap
Webi
Lve Witeer
Mira
Tablelands Transmcap
Winlock
Howard
Tintuarn
West and East clash in rain soaked Albany football clash
West and East teams battled in a rain drenched match as Albany premiership contenders, led by strong play from Wests and Moses, fought to a close score. Crowd interference and vocal supporters marked the afternoon, with both sides praised for sportsmanlike conduct amid poor playing conditions.
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Albany
Hassoviudion
Loomvaeterr
Ieee
Yok Bei Moses
Gempire al Dil
Satunday
Senior Amie West East Representatives Rally In Carnival
The West and East teams faced off in a lively display with seniors absent and veterans retired. Despite weather impacting play, both sides performed well and the final ten minutes drew intense crowd barracking and close competition.
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Ain
Mourhemore
Wests edge East in rain disrupted Australian football clash
In Albany the ground slick from rain slowed play as Wests and East battled to a 11 point final score. Key performers included Cooper Angeve Haggerty Dickenson Hardingham Waters and McHride with Hardingham named best on ground amid a tight contest.
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Daskinson
Hell
Kirk
Monin
Newby
Moleud
Wit Hailing
Kayte
Orrold
Herbert
Hagg
Gerts
Jane
Minin
Turdhall
Nesbitt
Dickenson
Kennedy
McHride
Santo
Wests
Oni
Chey
Uis Aide
Katy
Wil
Toe Singh
Nck
Este Forties
Eustid
Kawte
Ides
Amd
Batsts Citadel
Theo
Cooper
Folowa
Wratai
Divinium
Bester
Amy
Wider
Mold
Tine T. Angove
Easies
Haggerty
Angle
Weele
Albany
West
Kasta
Util Euutiers
Tie
Kisis Noel
Eit Uistem
Pie Ecund
United Vo
Cuulion
Waa
Lam
Vaal
Mings
Aml
Witck
Masts
Easter
Hardingham
Wattere
Sod
Weats
W. Cooper
Waters
Monghini Atkin
Girady
Caskey Wi
Wanderers Lose Scrappy Match in Windy Conditions
Helly Fitzpatrick notes Maggie tackled well but inconsistent. West players struggled without Ally Simmons as Lillis Nicolson and Amy Creom stood out, while Daisy Pritelord and Lyla Brearley also contributed. weather and rough play led to a 3 to oil defeat, with hopes for improvement in upcoming trials and practice on Parady street revocation grounds.
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Amy Creom
Te Ale
Ib Dorothy Nott
Lyla Brearley
Daisy Pritelord
Ting Sram
Stam
WA League Matches Open Premiership Season in Metro Arena
The opening WA Football League premiership matches were played in the metropolitan press on Saturday. East Fremantle defeated South Fremantle 15 goals 1 behind 102 to 9 behinds 15 to 9 via Ave Gould and nine behinds. East Perth beat Perth 11 points to 4 points. Subiaco beat West Perth 11 points to 4 points.
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Metropalitan Oress
East Fremantle
East Perth
Subiaco Delega Ecenefiel
Owings
South Fre- Fremantle
Ave Gould
Yonks
Perth
Subtwen
Eleht Gol
Weat Perth
Albany Choral Society Forms with Selected Officers
A meeting in St Johns Hall Albany gathered about sixty residents to form the Albany Choral Society. Rev A T H Wightwick was elected chair, with Mr B Holston as president and a slate of officers and a committee named for organizing the group. First practice is set for Friday May 9.
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Albany
T. Jho
A. T. H. Wightwicks
Albany Choral Society
Fett
Holston
Mogsra
Hillson Beazley
W. E. Stockdale
R. Payne
J. Hruyshaw
A. McCormick
N. (. Porte
Jobe Hall
Gach
Wocity
Princess Royal Sailing Club Trophy Night Highlights
The Princess Royal Sailing Club hosted a trophy presentation after a weekend ball at the Miesonie Ball venue. Club president Mr Norman noted keen competition across events and thanked supporters as prizes were awarded to Mr Stevens, Mr Wilton, and other members. Dancing followed until midnight.
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Cline
Miesonie
Princess Royal Sailing Clubs
Tex
Diu
Poon
Messrs
Dewar
Mirobi
Tha
Ate
Norman
Juor
C. Hh. Wittevoem
Witteneem
Notony
FY Stevens
Sewnhell
Stephens
J. Norman Jour
G. Poimwell
Secon
Mer. McNie
Mir
Wilton
E.W. Hunting
Wittenoom
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Mclntosh’s Furniture Mart
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Holbrooks Sauce
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