Board or furnished rooms offered at Albany shop
Classified notices describe furnished rooms or board at the Beal Shop Albany with Mrs McDougall handling applications. Other items note Mr CJ DeGaria leaving Adelaide by plane November 28 and expected Perth arrival November 30, plus local municipal meeting and stock sale results.
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Opening of the Summer Sport Season Promises Bright Prospects
Ideal weather Sunday afternoon set the stage as cricket bowls and yachting opened the season under the governing bodies. A grade cricket produced 341 runs in three hours with eleven batsmen and strong batting superiority over bowling. B grade started well. bowling events at the greens were pleasant, and yacht racing drew keen interest while many visited the baths, signaling a strong start with prospects of success.
Albany Club Opens Season as Municipal Elections Loom
About 30 bowlers and many guests attended the Albany Club greens to mark the 1920-21 season opening. The ceremony, held in Mayor Day’s absence, was led by the club president who noted the previous week’s rail fatality and expressed condolences. The event coincided with preparations for the Albany municipal election, featuring four ward seats and an first-time preferential voting system.
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Engibad Eleven vs New South Wales at Sydney Ground
cricket match began on Friday with Engibad Eleven dismissed for 236 led by Hobbs 112 and Hendren 67. New South Wales then scored 153 in reply as Fen der took 4 for 24 and Gregory 46 top-scored, with England 7 wickets down for 220 in the second innings.
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Unfolding Weather Affects Albany Cricket Openers Draw
Saturday’s Albany Cricket Association openers in A and B Grades produced a draw in A grade after a disputed leg before appeal at Ilsley against Cooper. The umpire ruled not out, the batsman walked, the bowler knocked the wicket, the appeal stood, sparking debate. Wests defeated East in B grade by three points.
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Local cricket match opens with record town score
The opening round match ends with East posting 208 declared for six after strong batting from Windus Roberts and Shannon, while Cooper and Maley anchor the lower order for the Weats. Moate leads with three for 39 as Brnot and Maley show promise in local association cricket.
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France's Attitude Toward Constantine Return Reported
Paris announces Prime Minister Millerand told Lord Derby the French government favors Constantine's return to the Greek throne. A Brindisi message says Constantine's brothers Andrew and Christopher have reached Brindisi en route to Athens. A London note reports a Sinn Fein member vanished amid reprisals. Bowling scores listed.
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Grade West v East in B Grade Association clash
On Ulster Road ground the B Grade Association opened with East batting first for 43 led by Kinleyside 19 and Angove 7 for 15. West replied 33 and 71 in two innings, Prideaux top scoring with 19 and Davey taking 7 for 23. West won by an innings and one run for a three point win. Princess Royal Sailing Club season opened with Paul Jones winning the race for small boats.
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Capture of Kertch Report From Moscow
Moscow wireless dispatch reports Bolshevik cavalry entered Kertch without resistance and claim capture of 13 000 men about 400 horses an armoured car division with 15 cars and many machine guns in Taurida South Rosalia city.
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Bullock Wins Three Races at Derby Meeting
Frank Bullock the Australian jockey secured three wins at the Derby meeting in England including Kerago a 33 to 1 Derby Cup victor. The wins marked a breakthrough after a run of failures and boosted Bullock’s standing in British racing.
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Coal Crisis Prospects of Settlement Reported
Sydney reports prospects for an early settlement of the Coal Miners dispute with the Victoria State Government. The statement came during the week from an official of the Australian Coal and Shale Federation.
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Position in Melbourne Negotiations Continue Despite Weekend Silence
Melbourne reports no developments over the weekend in the Canberra dispute as Prime Minister Hughes and Miners Federation President W Baddeley pursue negotiations. Detailed progress remains unclear as talks resume.
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Ministerial changes eyed and Albany club adds members
A Melbourne report notes expected government action by federal members tomorrow with possible ministerial changes announced next Wednesday. Albany Bowling Club committees admitted three new members while resignations and Christmas week competitions were discussed. The club plans four events on race point with rules to be drawn up at a Wednesday meeting and names of competitors to be published in the next issue.
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