Rauh Blauvelt Wins Tattersall Handicap at Perth
At the autumn meeting of the Tattersalls Club on Saturday at Coadwood Racecourse Perth, Rauh Blauvelt won the Tattersall's Club Handicap in front of Rhal and Eaton Touh. The card featured Club Hurdles and Plate events with competitive fields and betting. Weather favorable, crowd steady, and horses delivering fast times across six furlongs to one mile distances.
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Perth
W.A. Taterenl
Coadwood
Saur
Bauvelt
Rhal
Eaton Touth
Bethe
Hothcote
Tattersall's Club
Biauvel
Lo Nest
Tattersall's
POPPY WINS OODWOOD HANDICAP AT SA CUP MEETING
Adelaide reports a busy Cup meeting with fine weather and lively racing. Poppy dominates in the Goodwood Handicap while the Perth match draws a huge crowd, as WA and Australian players clash at Fremantle Oval.
North Triumph Over East In Tight Albany Football Battle
In fine winter weather Albany Pool Association premiership action saw North defeat East by four points after a hard fought match. Key players included Norths stars Fitzpatrick Wheeler Bethell and Abell for East McBride Dowdell Waters and Nesbitt. Referee Mr Lunt oversaw the game amid new rules and disputed calls.
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Albany Pool Association
North
East
West
Eas
Olodes Conoats
Young Norths
Youngas Prevoaaly
Tom Fitzpatrick
Volen
Vole
Harrold
Diiby
Drake
Azain
Vietory
Taes
Ketel
Avins
L. Fitzpatrick
Nott
Beathey
Lewis
Nicholls
Oliver
Bakbry
Wheeler
Bile
Livesey
Quantermaing
Enkt
Jones
Hemwarty
Malone
Mathes
Lanesdon
En Mann
Dowdell
Waters
Abell
Melride
Meshitt
Tie
Margen
Easty
Opponesia Citadel
Saunders
Betell
Bae
Bounes North
Baste
Dowdel
Refull
Fas
Hegearty
Bling Bie
Adb
Stagu
Ela
Gonlu
Eawts
Boothey
Euscs
Esata
Abel
Norri
North One
Kane
Nomh
Athe Atteak
Citadel
Etiwok
Boother
Nesbit
Severi Oy
Tke
Nevk
Boseagin
S'Dex
Retell
Whee'er
T. Fitzpatrick
Mcabit
McBride
Lunt
North and East flirules win a rough match
A senior match ends with North overcoming East by a small margin in a hard contest. Referee J. Dickenson allowed rough play but officiated fairly, with North using weight to gain advantage and Nelson Lambert Bowe among goal scorers. East's banners included Kash and Enesta in a high contact game.
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North
Dimes
J. Dickenson
Eas
Morr
Cap
Verran Os Thompson
Johnson
Dowdill
Hall
McBride Éwork
Vaughan
Kinnace
Fionagan
Mine
Cap- North
Martin
Nott
Green
Nelson
W. Martin
W. Furmont
Mier
Webb
Rowe
Humphiies
Harvey
Dawe
Lambert
Kash
Ensta
Norhagen
Norths
Wall Bants
Nonta
Ne'son
Bowe
Bass
Dowdell
McBridy
Verran
WA League 1 Matones Spath Weekend Games Report
Three more games were played in the W A League on Saturday afternoon in fine weather before good attendance. The event featured matches at Fol- Maia odie with steady crowds and notable performances.
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Fol- Maia Odie
Distant Fragments Record A Quirky Score Tale
A garbled OCR summary shows scattered club names and odd scores. Subtle hints of games include goals and behinds, plus partial team references and placements. The legible elements point to a match where one side totals 64 against 0 by another, with stray names drifting through the text.
Albion Defeats Argyle In Warm Somerset Hall Match
British Association report describes Albion as dominant in a crowded hall on Saturday. Scottie Waker starred as center for Albion, while W. Groves and Symonds contributed strong displays for Argyle. Keeper Smirth saved several shots, drawing praise for his performance.
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Albions
Albion
Scottie Waker
Cenre
Aegyle
W. Groves
Arges
Woking
Matiowr
Paul
McGregor
McGrgor
Symonds
Angryes
Ole Wills
Alo
Bret
Witeh
T.eels
Cmd
Imperial team triumphs in stray field hockey clash
A Saturday match on Ll cter road ground saw the Imperial team prevail over the Royalties with two second half goals after a tightly contested first period. Captains Moses Pritchard and Burton led standout play, while Natt, Schumann, Veoh, and the Burions earned praise. a disputed penalty brought debate, and a poor attendance marked the event alongside a note on the Albany Returned Soldiers branch meeting.
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Ll Cter Road
Wet
Valent
Cotridon
Imperials
Whithers
Wanderers
Imperialy
Almosi
Imperialie
Indio Oma
Wayers
Moses Pritchard
Burton
Asa
Missey Natt
Schumann
Imperiale
Gab | Veoh
Buriong
Hoyaltiee
Shipping Notes From Esperance and Fremantle Ports
Shipping notes detail multiple vessels in transit from Esperance Hopetoun and Fremantle. The Lime seamer from Esperance arrives via Hopetoun, with plans to Fremantle or return from northern port. cargo includes pee ve gers and miniis. The steamer cArsa came from the Western Mates, bunkering coal near Alle Blwrrad by MeKacarn and Co, then water and voyage. Boouah to call at Albany en route from Eastern States, loading 15 000 cases of fruit. Henry Wills and Co. with McDwraith McEacharo and Co interstate list Kuvomba to arrive with cargo, passengers, mails, then Fremantle and Albany. White Star liner Medic left Liverpool. due at Albany May 25 with mongers and cargo. Aberdeen Fuel Diogenes left London April 23 to arrive Albany May 28 with passengers and mails. Kolonga arrived Port Kembla with vocal supply for company lighters.
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Ucla
Esperance
Hopetoun
MeKacarn and Co
Nod
Boouah
Albany
Henry Wills and Co
Yeerla
McDwraith
McEacharo and Co
Lise Kuvomba
Generet
Addiion
Isebari
Fremantle
Vbany
White Star
Liverpool
Cape
Orive
Dalgety and Co
Aberdeen
Diogenes
London
Arive
Palgety and
McL Wraith
McRacharn and
Cota
Wolker Kolonga
Port Kembla
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Tom's
Soul
Subiwoo
Wree Berch
Weltus
Barnett
Baryjan Privet
Sirsat
Scott's Wavey Hotel
West Australi
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Royalties
Returnedien Ee
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Bill
Geo
Carter
Affarsson Toys
Watommakers & Jewellers
Chester House
Meat Methodist Church
Premnent
Tarma
York Street
Mount Mamker
Stirling Street
Joe
Avbeny
Piar Wood
Willeng
Willard
Work Street
Aslany
Montgomery's
General Draper
A. Cobley
Cael
Alo Youths
Gramaphone Department
Columbia
Regal Zonophone
Dice Productions
Drew, Robinson & CO
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Momsure
England
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William Bis
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