Belmont Park racing meet yields Southern Bea win
A clipped race card from Belmont Park shows Southern Bea winning the May Man handicap and other races including Second Class Plate and Welter Handicap events. Land of Fog and Merlang placed in nearby positions with several scratches noted among contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Manusihay
Belmont Park Club
Rine Ik
Southern Bea
Land of Fog
Merling
Larroga
Cool Court
Lackite
Ltuget
Dive. Hy
LAS
Fimit
Hoebern
King Charles
Tf de Sand Sir
Tambaroora
Scottiah Knight
Boon Ray
Hetting
Divo
Hienzano
Princess Sie
Ambonvade
Very Faithful
Hix Nibb
Kinsworth
Godesia
Turton
Diss
Mr. May
Southern Sea
Land of
Merlang
Little Peter
Botting
Agat
Myorra
Joltietta
Hive Town
Ek Cool Court
Wine Belle
Myst
Star Comedy
Imehi
Blue Steel
Tiengano
Military Medal
Kompuwny
Mgel
Secon Divison
Wokden Knight
Hoonanmayu
Silver Lusche
Trestler
Flades
Crown Quaeen
Henmine
Laget
Diva
Jockey Injured in Hurdle Race at Belmount Park
During the Hurdle Horn at Belmount Park on Saturday the horse Louis Lorne faulted at a jump and unseated jockey J Splero. The rider sustained a compound fracture of one leg and was transported to Perth Hospital by Dr. Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmount Park
Louis Lorne
J. Splero
Holland
Perth Hospital
Australian Football Opens Season in West Triumphs over East
A large crowd gathered at Parade Street recreation ground as West edged East by 26 points in the opening Australian rules game. Weather stayed mild with light wind, aiding ball handling as both teams fielded new players before a full attendance and lively crowd. West showed stronger form from the start and maintained the lead to finish on top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parade Street Recreation Ground
Dorrinal
Weel
Evcn Foom
Fats
Weals
MirLeod
Hie
Gell
Suathey White
Nusn
Harrold
Vehou
Stevens
Percy Davey
J. Saundeca
Jahmson
Mr. Dorrissi
Cooper
Moucemere
Angove
McLeod
Langaster
Dickenson
Willis
Race
Bell
Bowthey
Wete
Hue
Hoge
Wilkinson
Hegarty
Nuon
Harcold
Tehon
Herbert Steven
Tyrnbull
Johnson
Melride
Davey
Simpdors
Jennings
Madpen
Wests
T. Angove
Ond J
Angora
Anies
Aiver
Boone
Hes |Arty
Easte
Hueis
Rust
Nuno
Tie
Dong
Brove
Colkons
PL Cooper
Messon
Wis
J. Angove
Weetn
Yang
Arette
P. Cooper
Hogarly
Verity
Avali
McBride
Lia Wo
West
C. Cooper
Wests Triumph In Wide Australian Rules Scrim
Wests defeated Easts 71 to 45 in a fast paced match led by Angove and Cooper. Key players included Harrold Davey and McBride for Easts, while Wests' Angove and Cooper earned top praise for the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wests
Angeve
J. Angove
Hees
Hae
C. Cooper
Easts Hearty
Harvard
McBride
T. Angove
Cooper
Monohemore
Dickenson
Bruce
Euwte Harrold
Nuwi
Davey
Trhan
Turnbull
Saunders
East and West Firstrates clash ends with Kast win
In a crowded opening match the Kast defeat West by 23 points. Nesbitt Merrifield Verran and Fisher led Kast while Morgan Cole and Hall starred for West. Weather and windy conditions affected kicking with several prominent players missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Som
Turnfull
van Wyk
Conor
Fraser
Wightman
Bert Augove
Kouets
Kasts
Cooper
Brearley
Bracknell
Newby
Hae
Uray
Cala
Reddin
Ralph
Ames
Dewar
Gliniater
Morgan
Williy
Harrison
Wests
Dintunc
Murrow
Weeta
Eusty
Prigin
Hall
Oeats
Weats
Young Hasty
Young Kaats
West
Nesbitt
O'Crady
Fisher
Weste Morgan
Cole
Kastis
Merrifield
British Association Test Match Opens On Fine Day
The season's test match began on a sunny day with marking and leveling of the ground. Rangers under captain H Dowsett faced Lamb's Thistle as coin toss favored kick toward Perth-road. RB Nott opened play with a quick first pass and the match looked set for a hard fought contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangers
H. Dowsett
Lamb
Thistle
RB. Nott
Rangers Edge Thistles in Narrow Soccer Victory
In a tight Perth road junior match the Rangers beat the Thistles 1–0 with a late goal amid persistent attacks. J Penter left the field injured, and a potential draw or win for the Rangers was cut short by the final whistle.
Draw in East Fremantle and South Fremantle League clash
In Perth the Western Australian Football League opened with East Fremantle drawing 50 to 60 with South Fremantle after a hard match. East Perth defeated Subiaco 120 to 40 while West Perth beat Perth 60 to 52.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Fremantle
East Perth
Subiaco
West Perth
Perth
Checkers Triumph Over High School in Ulster Shield Match
On Ulster road ground the Ulster Shield contest ended 2 1 with Checkers beating High School. After a tight first half no goals. Mervy Moss opened for Checkers, Georgie Mercer equalized for High School, and D Long clinched the victory for Checkers late in the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
Ulster Road
N Pon
High School
Checkers
Mervy Moss
Georgie Mercer
D. Long
Albany Rifle Club selects Bevilacqua trophy winner in tough range shoot
Ten members of the Albany Rifle Club shot at 500 and 600 yards Saturday afternoon. Dull light and smoky conditions hindered visibility, leaving Parr, Bruve, and Moyle tied for first before Bruve won on count back. Aggregate scores for McLellan listed Bruce four Farr four Moyle three Mooney two and McLellan one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Rifle Club
Bevilacqua
Parr
Bruve
Moyle
Shenfield
Koil
Orla
Withoell
McLellan
Albany Engineering Works Taken Over by Mr. Ferguson
Mr. W. B. Ferguson, longtime manager and consulting engineer, assumes control of Albany Engineering Works and renames it Fergusons Engineering Works. His career spans Adelaide S.S. Co. and WA Electricity, with major repairs for the Manheim steamship and the Demosthenes wheel overhaul, plus dehydration plant at Kendenip and Albany Brewery work. He intends to remain in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Ferguson
Albany
Perth
Fergesoul
Myr
Fergunos
Chamber of Commerce
Ferguson
Manheim
Colombo
Leuwin
Lloyds
Lloydn
Aberdeen
Demosthenes
Arundel
Mr. Ferguson
Fergusson
Kendenip
Adelaide 8.8, Co
Balmain
Sydney Marina
Alling
Farguson
W.A. Electricity Supply Dept
Shipping notes from Melbourne harbor mixed liner movements
Mellwraith McEacham and Co. announce the Katoomba will leave Sydney May 10 calling at Melbourne and Adelaide then reach Albany May 29 with passengers. Persic from Liverpool due Albany June 4 with 70 tons cargo plus passengers. Karogla left Adelaide and returns to the East Coast tomorrow. Hophocles from London via Cape due Albany May 9 0 passengers and mail. Eucla and Milluna cargo and coal movements with Esperance rail work. Woolgar arrives Melbourne with cargo for Adelaide Melbourne and Sydney. Dalgety and Co. agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellwraith
McEacham and Co
Katoomba
Sydney
Melbourne
Adelaide
McEacharn and Co
Karogla
Albany
Adelaide 8. 8
Milluna
Cufle
White Star Line
London
Liverpool
Dalgety and Co
Woolgar
Fresnec
Buobory
Dalgely and
Co Ogente
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Belmont Park
Souther Bea
Ilaandical
British Association
Lari
Sori
BR. Notto
Nott
Walker
Penter
Bne'es
J. Penter
Downett
J. Reason
Mr. Newby
McCruath
May
Dowsett
Young Wear
J. Milly
Tuck
H. Walker
Mills
Thistles
Meyers
Tole
Bome
McCreath
Oliver
Woldkman
Welshman
Ronson
Adams
Jackson
Weir
J. Newby
Tenmsy
Corinthians
Perth Road
B. Carwardine
Soldiers’ Institute
Albany Engineering Works
MT. Barker
Mount Barker Hall
Pauline Starke
Pat O Malley
Wild Irish
Rale
Wicholsow
EB. McIntosh
Furniture Mart
Yorks Street
York Street
Blue Mountaing
Anekao Memorial Hospital
Prine
Rolls-Royce
Tom
Coor
Frew
Edgar Booth
Gcretary
Tree's Chainty
Holbrooks Sauce
Shipping Notes
Hand Ben Kely Nio TD
Newel Bey
Ackansasion Za 2 & Me Bil
Selanick
Owen Moore
the Empire
Drew, Robinson & Co
Burley
DREWS
Kendenup House
General Household
Etequiei
Rm Seoukesd
Lin
Albany Engineering Coy
Albany Marine Engineers
L'Carch of Trade Fint-class Certife
Wm, Ferguson
Associated Fruitgrowers, Limited
Nestern
Australia
Growers
Eid
Kalgoorlie
A. Pember
Bulesme
Smith’s Store
Tel
Mouchemore
LE PF
Timawell
Wolowach
Pricos
Aberdeen Street
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