Canning Park Race Day Declared Results
A crowded Canning Park heard the Jovem club program with the Canning Handicap won by Limaka. Crown Light and Obstrige followed in the top places as betting favored Ol Boy and Longst as a longshot winner in the handicapped events.
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Canning Park
Jovem
Limaka
Crown Light
Boy
Rites
Rilao
Ke’ da
Canning Purge
Cycling Races Run By AT Hans Cycling Chile on Perth Road
Two road events at Perth featured amateur and club handicap races. Results show Ud. Livesey and E Leibick leading amateur six mile event. L Hay H Jorgensen and Jim McDougall top the 15 mile club handicap with fastest time noted. Upcoming rides set for Willow and Mine courses. nominations due Wednesday to W Johns or C McDougall.
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Athans Cycling
Chile
Perth
W. Martin
G. Smith
JH Wilow
W. John's
York Street
C. MrDongall
Albany Awimining and Life Saving Club Hosts Close Junior Race Event
A large turnout at the Albany town jetty yesterday saw the Albany Awimining and Life Saving Club stage a camyrti ton programme of events for seniors and juniors. The Wenon race final produced six near finishers with a tight finish and multiple heat winners led by Potts Gilbertson and Milne. In the afternoon members visited Middleton Beach for a safety drill, opening the season.
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Hy Potts
Gilbertoson
H. Bell
BR. Greenwood
H. Morgan
Boxee
N. Cobley
F. O'Culla
Ly G. Potts
T. Staunton
Milne
C, Gilbertson
J. Milne
D. Thompenon
Keat Dive
K. Gallop
Gilbertaony
Armatrong
B. Parley
Ser
Nalvert
J. Neat
Jumlore
A. Armatrong
B. Farley
Middleton Beach
Tfe
Albany Rifle Club hosts trophy shoot in fine weather
A large turnout at the Albany rifle range carried out the club trophy event over 300 and 500 yard tasks in calm conditions with a light corner wind. Brave led with 102 total while several shooters finished near 34 points apiece as King Hed claimed first place and Paine excelled in the later phases.
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Darkaon
King Hed
West and East clash in cricket association contest notes
In wet conditions on Saturday the Cricket Association competition moved no farther. West beat North by 45 runs after a strong innings by Sangster and Grove with key support from Angove and Monaghan. East, bowled out for a modest total, faced a late-innings stand led by Paine and Lambert, but final score remained unsettled at stumps with East on eight wickets down.
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North
Panade Street
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Manuel
Sheahan
Cooper
Dagen
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Green
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Sangster
Mide
Twily Reacher
Manvel
Monaghan
Monighen
Lewis and Co
Wan
G. Grove
Wis Wheeler
Noone
Chase
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Earnnings
Pelosi
East
FL. Stanton
Thw
Bawibieo
V. Lambert
Burvill
Poin
A. Erskiew
Piggott
Bondlien
H. Caplin
Cane
F. Tust
Cadminios
Hortin
S. Milne
Nose
Albany Cricket Association Minutes Mention Trophies and Timing
At a full Albany Cricket Association meeting the Max ONeill trophy valued at £22 was awarded to the best all round junior under 21 and Norman Bros. trophy to the most appeared junior under the time as judged by four captains. Donations from Hon. Haynes and others total £11 each. funds earmarked for Centennial Qval fee 1027-28. Regatta set for January 30, 1928. time change proposal for match starts 2215 with 18 minutes grace and possible time beat for drawn stumps. Ward shield arrangement discussed with Mr Tdewan to supervise.
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Albany Cricket Association
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Norman Bros
Haynes
Dr. Johnson
C. EL 'Wittenoom
Home
A. Burvill
Princess Royal Sailing Club
Rust
Milne
Mores
Hint
Mer
Ita
East Defeats Elleker At Centennial Park Cricket Match
East chased a target after Elleker batted first for 124 and were bowled late at 141. Caplin top scored with 70 including six, four fours and ten twos, supported by Rust and Davey. Rust added 50 before being dismissed, as Bast opening with Staunton set the pace for Elleker.
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Staunton
Lambert
C. Paine
F. Hartin
Ems
Caplin
Rust
Tod
Pnl
Milne
Hust
Ware
Thrup
Davey
Senin
Carminos
Hortin
Rildar
Tak
Grand Prix Wow by Opperman in Record Time
Mollasinving Mertilays Nordhe Grand Prix race results show Opperman dominating in an exceptional performance, finishing in a remarkable time. The event featured competitors from Ho Watsng and Batinbridge with strong showings, while the stadium audience witnessed a notable speed display.
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Mollasinving
Mertilays
Webls
Batinbridge
Victoria
Albany Banting Tub hosts pairs handicap after roll up
A Saturday afternoon event drew 24 members for a pairs competition at Albany Banting Tub. Shaw and Henning won with 117 points, while Scherer and Thorn were runners up on 114. Other scores followed, and the club plans another four pairs handicap next Saturday with nominations due Thursday to secretary F Thern.
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Albany
Satanlav
Shaw
Henning
Seherer
Thorn
Ranners
Muneo
Rigby
Goldthorpe
Bruce
Mount Barker Notes Honor Board Unveiling and Community Events
Local Mount Barker notes cover the unveiling ceremony for the district honor board honoring Great War service. Colonel Collett delivered an inspiring address, with ministers and local figures also speaking. The report also mentions school events, prizes, a December 20 sports afternoon, and updates on staff and a cricket match, plus a note on Mr. Morgan's hospital treatment and recovery prospects.
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T. G
Sounnesy
Crtivens Association
G. Chester
Plantagent Park
Mount Barker
W. J.fitepatrick
Albany
Morgan
Reptain
Wer
Ahi
Sta
Archangel
Mir. Morgan
Mount Parker
Cents
Caghamip
Plattagenet
Corbarup
Tate
Burnton
Centrale
Stone
Princess Hoyal Sailing Club Opens Season In Fine Weather
The Princess Hoyal Sailing Club opened its sailing season on Saturday afternoon with supporters watching a race. Dawn and Waratah participated alongside six other boats as Taranaki led the field followed by Gloria Swallow and Simin.
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Princess Hoyal
Mr. McBride
Shipping Notes From Fremantle to Albany and Beyond
The Kybra from Fremantle via Bunbury will stay in port until tomorrow when it leaves for Esperance and Hopetown with cargo, passengers, and mail. The Barangain is due December 5 from the U.S. to collect wool for London and Dalgety Co. The Vedic chartered by the Salvation Army sails from Cape Town tomorrow and should reach Albany November 21 with about 188 settlers. it will also carry newcomers in transit for the Eastern States. The White Star Jing Suvi left Liverpool October 22 and arrives Albany November 28 with 42 tons cargo and passengers, handled by Dalgety Co. agents.
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Fremantle
Bunbury
Busselton Yentering
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Hopetoun
Egrro
iRelway Department
Barangain
London
Dalgety and Co
White Star
Vedic
Salvation Army
Australia
Capetonn
Albany
Liverpool
Dalgety Aul Co
Pingrup Magenta Railway League Formally Delivers Policy
At Katanning the Pingrup Magenta Railway League meeting chaired by Mr. Gee urged the government to halt a Great Southern track southward while stressing Albany port needs. Resolutions called water conservation east of Pingrup, ministerial visits, and a mail route via Deken beyond Magenta. next meeting set for Nyabing. Ashes imported cheaply in Stuttgart and other German cities for the poor.
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Ingrap-Magenta Railway Extension League
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Lake Bryde
Pingruy
Arut
Kent Roads
League
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Landa
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Stuttgart
Heenze Introduces a Wonderful Tonic for Nerve Health
A damaged OCR item touts Heenze and AEAN'S TONIC NERVE NUTS as a blood enriching nerve tonic. It claims to restore energy and vigor for overworked, anaemic, nervy individuals. Cost listed as 8 per box.
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Aean
Raf
Hean
Australian Natives' Association Quarterly Meeting Report
The ANA local branch held its quarterly meeting in the BSL lounge room with an active turnout. Officers postponed to November 34 to install new leaders before quarter end. social program followed with recitations and music and a late program of dancing to conclude after 10:30 p.m.
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B.8.l
K. V. Nevilla
Shawlay Cer Ste
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Mira
Kitcher
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Kemble
Lawrence Mafitins
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