Racing at Ascot the May meeting concludes with Secret Despatch winner
The May meeting of the W.A.T.C. at Ascot featured six races on a fair day with good attendance. Secret Despatch won the main event over Flippant Rose and Military Medal while other races included Ayebourne Handies, Kang Charles, Whimsiewl, and Ducy Hardicj with various place frictions and betting.
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W.A.T.C
Ascot
Ayebourne
Thurmont
Cool Court
Wantambone
Amd
Kingham
Kang Charles
Jolly Society
Styliah
Sturt
Agst
Dolie
dAwoue
Dudley Hardicj
Mira Solo
Meinie Lad
Tirh
le — Sanlean
Worlack
Sainu
Very Faithful
Blurillo
Agat
Divs
Austhalind
Lailor Due Steel
Katou Youth
Watha
Exinieyriby
Dive
Mae
Mercer and Nott lead AL Celc to win over High School
In a Saturday match at Ulster road ground ASHSC and High School opened uneventfully until Dorothy Nott failed to score for AL ELC. Georgie Mercer and Mavis Bishop added goals for AL ELC to seal a 2 1 victory as High School fought back with late efforts.
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ASHSC
High School
Ulster Road
Dorothy
Alec
Georgie Merver
ALELC
Mavis Bishop
Georgie Mercer
Dorthy Nott
Ker High School
Allison Harton
Dolly Brayshaw
Dorothy Nott
Maviv Bishop
Amy Green
Miss Packham
Albany Hite Club Rifle Meet Sees Strong Winds and Narrow Misses
Gusty wind and rain plagued an Albany Hite Club shoot for the Hevilaesun trophy with high aggregate scores over three pivots. Moyle led the day with 274 including handicap, Farr runner up at 272, while several shooters excelled in early rounds but failed to complete the three shoots.
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Albany Hite Club
Hevilaesun
Moyle
Farr
Wests Triumph in Close North Clash After Tough Round
In heavy weather the Wests defeated the North by two points 43 to 41 in a hard fought Albany Association premiership match. Wests led at half time 22 to 9 and built on a windy second half to hold off a North rally led by Wheeler and Angove with late goals from Angove and Dickenson.
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Diespater
Albany Football Association
Raul Wile
Wests
Seblore
Bell
Nott
Bruce Green
Page
Fortenlar
Adter O
Bruce
McLeod
Bailey
Harthey
Wills
Dickenson
Lancaster
Monchesore
Sorith
Lunt
Potter
Merver
Urea
Kit
Wheeler Baldry
T. Fitasatrick
Age
Machoberts
Kitchen
Lewis
Quartermaine
Harris
North
Red
Beil
Westa
P. Cooner
T. Dickenson
Tia
Bouure
Green
Nurth
Neithyr Aide
C. Cooper Wis
Warrow
Hulby
J, Angove
Wheeler
Wheeler Agin
J. Angove
RK. Dickenson
T. Angove
Norths
Winnners
T. Aoyers
P. Cooper T
J. Dickenson
C. Cooper
North Wheeler
Baldry
Angove
Mouchemore
Mack
Boothey
Fitzpatrick
Lupt
Weats
Witter
Cole
Morgan
Brocknell
Brearley
Hoeston
Hutchins
Retell
Thistles Juniors Defeat Rangers In Tight Match
The Thistles juniors beat the Rangers four to one in a Saturday match. Milne and C Nicholls each scored twice for Thistles, while F Vaughan replied for the Rangers as the Rangers back line faltered but the Thistles showed stronger combination.
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Rangers
Thistle
Thistles
Milne
C. Nicholls
F. Vaughan
Wests squeak past North in premiership clash
A strong wind favored Wests as they edged North by two points in a tight premiership match. Wests benefited from better finishing with six majors to Norths five from 17 shots, and Johnson led late scoring as Norths failed to close the gap.
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Wests
Ebote
Percy
Davey
Wear
A. Cooper
Cole
Rae
Bell
Ralph
Hoeddin
Dewar
Bracknell
Brearley
Harrison
Ames
Gray
Newby
Morgan
Nicholls
Retell
Livesey
Avins
Baeston
Ire
Hutchins
Nelson
Iver
Milny Martin
Furlong
Williame
L. Fits
Raltick
Assing Os
Johnson
Thejon
Westy
Thejed
Albany Football Association Holds Tuesday Night Meeting
The Albany Football Association met at the Fire Station with President H B Merrifield presiding. Delegates from Bust West and North clubs discussed trophy donation, junior matches, school programs, umpire changes, and committee rules with plans to print bylaws for sale.
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Albany Football Association
H. B. Merrifield
Messrs
T. H. Nesbitt
J. Manon
Bust
A. E. Bruce
J. B. Angove
West Club
F. Jucka
A. J. Martin
North Club
Dave J. Scott
Scott
Palmyra Football Club
West
Dorrizsi
Miles
Bert Angove
F. Hartoup
A. Prior
Halliday
Paradde Street
Iid
WA League Matches Report From Perth Saturday Action
The second WA Foothy League series produced three results in the metropolitan area on Saturday. East Fremantle defeated West Perth 4.11 to 5.21, East Perth beat Perth 10.15 to 8.11, and Subiaco overcame South Fremantle 7.11 to 4.14.
Corinthians and Thistles Play Better Than Weather Offer
A Saturday match in brisk wind ended 1 1 as Corinthians and Thistles fielded strong attacks and solid defense. Symonds opened for Corinthians with a strong run, Lamb and Oliver combined to test Meyers, and a long shot by Darragh beat Meyers for the opener before halftime. After the break Corinthians pressed, but Thistles defended stoutly and the draw was preserved with renewed efforts from both sides.
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Jahmsen
Corinthians
Newby
Symonds
Lamy
Smith
Thistles
Myers
Dave
Johnson
Lamb
Symond
Oliver
Stevens
Darragh
Meyers
Breenvs
Corinthian
Boom or Bust Club Seashore Meeting Echoes Footpath Woes
The Boom or Bust Club held its quarterly gathering on Yorkelrest foreshore May Day with a large turnout. Professor William Warmerly urged public utility for better footways, linking foot ailments to poor roads and asking for action rather than prayer. The event closed with thanks to the professor and a sea breeze send-off.
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Yorkelrest
Ean de Cologne
Railway Brave
Bumpkin
Businss
William Warmerly
Albany Chiropodists’ Association
Roine
Albany
Shipping Notes for Albany Ports and Incoming Vessels
The State steamer Evela arrives from Experance with cargo passengers and mails and will depart Tuesday for Experance. White Star line cargo steam ship carries 600 tons of wheat and 72 bales wool and skins and heads to Liverpool. Millunn lands tor tons of cargo at deepwater jetty then sails to Fremantle. Karoola arrives from Fremantle, takes on passengers, heads to Eastern States, to depart June 2 for Western Australia. Sophocles from London to Albany arrives May 17 with 81 third class passengers and mails. Persie from Liverpool via the Cape may reach Albany June 4 with 70 tons cargo plus passengers. Katoomba leaves Sydney via Cape, Melbourne and Adelaide, due Albany Tuesday week landing passengers.
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Evela
Experance
Railway Department
White Star Line
Cufle
Liverpool
Dalgety and Co
Adelaide
Millunn
Fremantle
Mellwraith
McEacharn and Co
Karoola
Sydney
Western Australia
London
Caps
Aberdeen
Sophocles
Albany
Cape
Persie
Interstate
Katoomba
Synney
Senin
Melbourne
Fruit and vegetable market report from Kalgoorlie
The latest report shows heavy apple and orange supplies with fair demand, pears dull, vegetables generally available with good demand. Prices listed include Jomathane 6/8, Cleos 5/7, Navels 6/8, Tomatoes 9/6 to 11, cabbage 22/ to 30/ per bag, onions 10, potatoes £12 to £14 per ton, with overall market softness in pears and potatoes.
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Associated Fruitgrowers, Ltd
Kalgoorlie
Perth Cattle Market Sale Yields High Prices
The Perth market reports strong cattle sales from the South West with top bids to £16. Calves at foot fetch £15 10s to £17, some £18. Medium cattle sell for £11 to £14. Forward springers not offered. Aged store cows bring current ruling rates.
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Perth
Imelad
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