Racing WA.T.C. RAGES at York Duke visit marred by rain
Perth report notes a large crowd at headquarters for the Duke and Duchess of York visit race meeting. The Duke of York Handicap crowned Sir Widdy at 9 to 1, with Worthwink and St Venstany among placers amid wet track and variable results in several races including the Roe handler hurdles and Welter Handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
W.A.T.C
Lrueheos of York
Sir Widdy
St. Venst
Roebourne
Boy
Laland Chief
Agst Brown
Reven
Guy Drinbler
Atty Sorlety
Smert Royal
Villena
Jolly Bright
Baowlean
Hecinity
Teyena
Woodwkin
Dewar
Albany Racing Club meeting outlines constitution review
Albany Racing Club held at the Premier Hotel with Mr T H Barnett presiding. A sub committee was formed to study the Great Southern Racing Association constitution and propose amendments. Plans for a series of Boxing Day and New Year meetings as curtain raisers were discussed alongside financial reports and recognition for club officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Racing Club
Premier Hotel
T. H Barnett
Mewrs
A. Bruce
Tf. Ed. Miller
Great Southern Association
Great Southern Racing Association
Mouse
Nesbitt
Bruce
Miles
Ferguon
Tambellup
Frankland River
A. E. Miles
Wlater Road
Ian Provell
Milena
Ferguson
Car
P. BE. Dymond
Eb, Brace
Dnelne
Celerk
Marpore
T. H. Nesbitt
Beholff
Neovidine
Ene Tate
de Ehydemann
AL Ameniment
Mronesa
North conquer East in rain disrupted WILEY SHIELD clash
In a soggy A grade contest the North team defeated the East 13 point margin as rain and rough play troubled the match. North rose late with stronger forward work while East failed to convert chances, and key figures for both sides were noted with Bert Angove and umpire Crown in charge.
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Control
Het
North
Retell
Kant
Haundersmic Milne
Mil Baker
East
Wannee
Wiih
Bert Angove
Feud Crown
North Defeats East In Wet A Grade Football Match
In soggy conditions North beat East 5 goals 3 behinds to 2 goals 9 behinds, 33 to 20 points. Wheeler captained North with strong work by Dickenson and Welham, while East lacked accuracy at goal though Verran, Morrell, Langton and Sweet shone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuet Eh Ap
Uthdok
Eile Ulfort
Cuplin
Uy Dickemian
North
Wheeler
Shenfield
Shenfield Secured Full Points For the. East
Merrifield
Nott
Oumng
Nar
East
McBride
Verran
Wheather East
West
Engtermers
Welahman
Dean
Caplin
Morrell
J. Dickenson
Aving
Scype
Hanson
Welshman
Harvey
Quartermaine
East Verran
Shining Light
R. Dickenson
Langton
Clarke
Sweet
East Ward football club wins donated shield for ten years
The Board of Control presented a trophy donated by Mr. Wiley to the East ward football team after their first win. Dr. A B Home thanked the donor and explained the shield would stay with the yearly winners for ten years or the team with most wins at the end. Mr. Wiley expressed pleasure in supporting rivalry and fair play.
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North
Metell
Wheeler
Rior
J. Dickenson
East
Milne
Rotl Peting Clube
East Ward
A. P. Ward
Neabitt
Wiley
Mr. Wiley
WA League Matches in Perth Amid Wet Conditions
In Perth on Monday heavy drizzly rain affected WA League premiership fixtures. Three games viewed with Fremantle and Subiaco tallying high shots, East Perth outperforming Perth with more shots, and West Perth defeating Claremont-Cottesloe 14 16 to 5 0.
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Claremont-Cottenloe
Xvac Fremantle
Mints
Subiaco
Poste
Behhinds
Perth
Er Perth
High School Falls to AGA in Albert Hall Basket Contest
In Albert Hall on Thursday night the AGA combination defeated the High School by four goals in the association game. After an eight-goal lead for the High School in the first quarter the AGA improved and surged ahead to win 20 to 25. Top scorers were Dave Johnson 28 for the winners and Constenting 11 Nott 7 Collins for the High School.
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Albert Hall
AGA
High School
AJA
A.G.A
Dave
Johnson
Nott
Collins
Positions of clubs and shoot results at Albany range
Weathered Saturday afternoon saw Albany fire Club members shoot for a club trophy. Scores detailed include 65 possible at 500 yards with several top marks, East and North teams contesting, final notes name East as winner with 24 points and North at 7 points. Next stage features 600 and 700 yard rounds under Captain V King.
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Albany Fire Club
Allen
Al*len
Norman
King
Foyle
V. King
R. Jennings
Shield presented at Rast club for donor Jarrah football model
During the Lemontine interval at the Agorade match on Saturday the Rast club received a polished Jarrah shield depicting a football and mounted with a silver donor’s name plate as a tribute.
English Venus Compared To Milo Attributing Modern Image
Peter Simple in the Morning Post muses on a Dutch pointer and the Venus of Milo, labeling the statue an overfed, well nourished figure. He contrasts classical beauty with a contemporary Englishwoman’s physique and jokes about tennis, motorbikes, and lasting fame for the sculpture.
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Milo
Ruben
A'S Sahiees
Marble
Peter Simple
Morning Post
Shipping Notes From Albany Harbor On Incoming Vessels
The Blate motor ship Kybra arrived from Fremantle and Banbury, staying till Tuesday then sailing to appearances via all ports with cargo passengers and mails. The Katoomba galley into Albany arrived from Fremantle with passengers and mails and resumed its voyage to the Eastern Gates. The Adelaide 8.3 Coal steamer Dundulla is en route with coal and cargo for local merchants. The Momba motor ship bound for Melbourne calls into Albany May 30 for cargo. The White Star liner Athenic from London Cape Cape is due June 4 with passengers mails and 1200 tons of cargo. The Mamilins sails from Cape Town London May 7 and calls Auckland to land 110 new settlers. The Ascanius of the Blue Funnel lines is due June 27 from London via the Cape. Dalgety and Co agents.
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Blate
Kybra
Fremantle
Banbory
Busselton
Eaperance
Railway Department
Mellwraith
McEacharn and Co
Katoomba
Albany
Easter Gates
Newcastle
Adelaide
Dundulla
Momba
Dan
Melbourne
Sydney
London
Cape
Dalgely and Co
Capetown
Dalgety, and Co
Ascanius
Blua
Henry Willa Art Co
Study of the Stars at Corne ge Institution Department
The Corne ge Institution of Washington conducts meridian astrometry to map positions of more than 25 000 stars. Two observatories, Albany and Argentina, track stellar motion to determine the Sun’s movement through space, aiding studies of galactic structure.
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Cornegse Institution of
Washington
Department of Meridian Astrometry
Albany
New York State
Argentina
Tevides
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Sir Waddy
Wiley Shield Competition
North—Wheeler
Dickenson
Haeston
Wear
Kvesey
Martin
E Vins
Kit
Bracknell
Ofetd
Parhong
East—Mercer
Vnes
Gilwinson
Clingin
Mann
Stretiell
Langdon
Mor«ll
Osaeaaion
Avinny
Brangler
Kost
Bass
Pout
Whemeres
Wiley’s
Mator
General Motors, Ltd
Australia
Puntiao
Oakland
Vauxhall
G.M.C. Trucka
York Street
XON
Mandy Fruit and Vegetable Store
George Dixon
Fred Feak
Emu Point
Pishing, Btc
Boots
W. Ferguson
Proprletor
Wen
Royal Australian Navy
Die
W.A
Go Kant
Bat East
Northe
Weng
Thomp Rm Hall
Lawnn
F. O'Callaghan
Chester
Fiveash
Hall
Livesey
North Webb
J.’ Milne
Selby
Ingham
Marsh
Venus
J. Davies
Frederick
Albany Woollen Mills
F. J. Cramond
Take Pene Hees
Barnett
Worrell
Taubman’s Service Paints
Stanley Carpenter
Crew, Robinson &Co
Milton
Earl Strest
Tydol
Westralian Farmers, Ltd
Tydel Motor Spirit
Korveme
Tide Water Tower
Sade
Man H
Wiley Lars Aipanr
Mtacuarer
Chen
ROBT
Bell Feedach
Yates’ and
Branning’s Famous
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