Wanderers Edge Corinthians In Opening Cricket Match
In ideal Batardy conditions the 1010-20 season opened with Wanderers beating Corinthians by 33 runs on first innings at Parnde Street. Wanderers posted 110 with Roberts 41 and Angove 13, while Corinthians made 84 chasing before Norman capped a strong bowling display. Woollies then defeated Albions by six wickets at Ulster Road with solid contributions from Mullins, Barwick, and Potts supporting tight bowling by Cooper and Angove.
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Sammer
Wanderers
Corinthians
Parnde-Street
Woollies
Albions
Ulster Road
Paradé-street
Woolbies
Cooper
Moute
Mullin
Tanner
Roberts
Angow
Norman
Roberta
Colta
Davey
A. Bailey
Sangster
Hailey
Johns
Monaghan
Hix Thstey
Moore
Jilbert
Isley
Kit
Quartermaing
Dilbert
Nen Oly
T. Angove
Crekathians
Nidey
Logal
Jarman
Angove
Johnson
Bagg
Brown
Deykin
Barwick
Devin
Eteady Cricket
Verrin
Grindroid
Wirth
Cuthing
Grindrod
Mullinw
B. Angore
Verran
Lotter
Monte
Cling
Potts
Becfore Angore
Bowers
Wee Potts
Mullins
Davie
Pawer
Augres
Open minded Enthusiasts and Rail Talks in Albany
A fragment discusses open minded enthusiasts in Albany and Currie's social invites, mentions defence commission clerks, and recalls a dubious gift at a wedding. It also covers railway league plans for the Nor’-West, ambitions for northern development, deficits, and a brief note on cricket fund donations and Wanderers’ secretary acknowledgment.
Wanderers Held In Check By Albions In Perth Match
In a tight draw at the Forth Road ground the Albion team missing Johnson and Williams faced a strong Wanderers attack. Bell and the Albion defense stifled repeated Wanderers advances while Cooper’s bowling and Deykin and Wirth in the Woollies innings led to a low-scoring affair. The match showcased cautious batting and solid fielding with the Wanderers unable to break through the Albions’ line. The report also notes local political musings and upcoming elections in Albany with discussion of figures like Mr. Mitchell and General Hobbs.
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Albions
Wanderers
Forth Road
Johnson
Williams
Bell
Wilson
Woolies
Noble
Jarckmen
Woollies
Deykin
Wirth
Cooper
B. Angove
Walker
Angove
Moate
Bowsre
Verran
British Football Association
Monte
Mullin
Hia
Griedrog
Woolf
Sealies
Mul
Albany Fire Brigade Meeting and Officers Nominated
The Albany Volunteer Fire Brigade held its monthly meeting at the Fire Station with Captain Anderson presiding. Officers for the year were nominated, including Captain J. Anderson as Captain, Milne as Foreman, and Damb as Fireman, with plans for a December 4 election and a smoke social.
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Albany Volunteer Fire Brigade
Anderson
J. Anderson
Milne
Damb
Camcer
Cull
Wiren Meftowerm
Carpenter
McDonald
C. Davis
Arnusl
Ofivers
Peake
Bristow
Farr
Roberts
Boots
Kronkup Honors Board Unveiled by Albany Mayor
The Kronkup honor board honoring district soldiers from the war was unveiled by Albany Mayor Mrs W Bag on a Saturday afternoon. The frame, carved from jarrah timber from Kronkay, holds 70 names and was funded and built by local residents. The event drew many visitors, featured speeches praising service, and the Kronkup orchestra performed for a daytime and evening program.
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Albany
W,sh Bag
Kronkup
Onear Kronkay
Krankup
Borell
Roads Board
Day
Cuddihy
D. Morgan
Allenby
Egypt
Vila
Australia
Coddihy
Rej Amet
Morks
Ham
Kronkap
Misere
W. Bainbridgs
L Pole
A. Ralston
E. Sibbald
Grayson
Plesain
D. Patterson
Shipping Notes Arrivals From Melbourne to Fremantle and Albany
The Dessau arrived from Melbourne and resumed to the United Kingdom via Durban after replenishing hamlets. The Woolgar arrived from the Eastern States with 300 tons general cargo for local merchants and 400 tons coal for the gas company, then sailed to Fremantle. The Evela arrived from Fremantle with general cargo for Albany and will sail to Esperance via ports on Wednesday. The Nestor has left Plymouth for Melbourne with over 100 repatriated Australian soldiers. The Mallina is expected from Brisbane via Sydney and Melbourne to Albany with general cargo. The Euripides, en route from Melbourne to London, is expected to call at Albany on November 26 to pick up passengers and mail. The Catherina Fermolaieh arrived from Adelaide and resumed to Port Said after bunkers. The Crostafel is due to arrive from Melbourne next Thursday to banker coal.
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Dessau
Melbourne
United Kingdom
Durban
Henry Wills and Co
Melbourny
Woolgar
Gas Company
Fremantle
Evela
Gene
Albany
Esperance
Railway Department
Nestor
Plemouth
Melheir
A.u.sln. Co
Mallina
Bunker S
Port Said
Crostafel
Heore Willsind Co
Sanda trophy second stage at Plantagenet Rifle Club
On Saturday afternoon under fine weather shooters covered 300 500 and 600 yards. Parr led with 192 total across two shoots, Prior runner up with 100 to win the trophy 192 overall. Other totals listed show scores by Dibble Bruce Landa Shenfield Naismith A Prior Wood and Riley with Drew Robinson and Co. securing their points via Farr and Prior in the shoot off for the final tie.
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Plantagenet Rifle Club
Parr
Prior
McOrea
Farr
Bruce
Landa
A. Prior
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National Library of Australia
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York Street
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Stirling Terrace
Drew, Robinson & CO
Quality Sports House
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