Helena Vale Races Report From Windy Saturday Meeting
Warm weather drew a good crowd to the Helena Vale races for a seven event program. Queens won the principal event with Wonnerup Laddie and Woodaleinling second and third. detailed results list Hurdle Race, Thial Stakes, Trial Stakes, Helena Plate, Midland Handicap, Helena Purse and Farewell Handicap with winners and dividend odds.
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Wonnerup Laddie
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Borgia
Kyla
Swansea
Xily
Mervon
Ee - Woodwkin
Helena
Ais
Eudamateh
Royal Charter Triumphs At Melbourne Racing Meet
The VAC held a seven race program in Melbourne on Saturday with two year old rees drawing attention and Cup candidates in the mix. principal event results include Maribyrnong Trial Stakes with Royal Charter among favorites and rivals such as Mistral and Molligon noted in betting. Octob er Stakes feature Royal Charter in weight for age with Avant Courier among contenders and odds around 2 to 1 for the winner.
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Melbourne
V.A.C
Fene Coe
Tata Mehlotha Neak
Mistral
Nyamba
Andicap
Yor
Royal Charter
Charlot
Selpg Cn Avant Courier
Vaals Wins Epsom at AJC Spring Meeting
The AJC spring meeting opened amid a large crowd despite Friday rain. Trivalge won the Derby, Vaals captured the Byrom Handicap, and Limerick took the Weight for Age race. A mix up at the straight caused a stir in the Hardiplace.
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Briney
AJC
Trivalge
Vaals
Limerick
Derby
Thye Defeats Kilonis in Stirring World Middleweight Bout
Adelaide reports a crowd witnessed Thye, the world middleweight champion, defeat Kilonis after a six round foul decision. Kilonis challenged for a return match after a hard fought contest with brute force and dramatic throws from both sides.
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Adelaide
Rcores
Thye
Kilonie
Kilonis
Cantemanis
Kilonia
Envn
Australian George Cook Fights German Ludwig Haymann in Berlin
A ten round boxing match at the Gporte Palace in Berlin ended with a decisive result for George Cook of Australia against Ludwig Haymann of Germany. The bout occurred on a Saturday, drawing local boxing interest and positive notes on Cook’s performance.
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Berlin
George Cook
Australia
Ludwig Haymann
Gporte Palace
North Albany Triumph Over South Mount Barker In Albany Return Match
In fine weather at Centennial Park Albany, North Albany defeated South Mount Barker by a single goal 8 7 to 7 0 in a friendly return match. North Albany led at half time 2 4 to 3 2 behinds and held on with a strong final term as Barker rallied. key players included Morrell Livesey and Coline for North and Wricht Warne and Downie for South Mount Barker. The visitors dined at the Albany Hotel after the match with usual toasts.
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Dean
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Albany Hotel
South Fremantle Wins WA League Final at Subiaco Oval
South Fremantle defeated East Perth 12 0 to 12 0 behinds 66 to 60 points in the WA League final at Subiaco Oval on Saturday. The Portonians showed stronger goal forward work and earned a challenge match next Saturday to decide the premiership.
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Portonians
South Fremantle
Raw Perth
South Australian Premiership Final Upset by West Adelaide
North Adelaide beat West Adelaide 10 goals 10 behinds to 7 goals 10 behinds in the challenge match after West Adelaide won the league final. West Adelaide struggled in the match and claimed the premiership status despite North Adelaide's earlier victory.
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West Adelaide
Victoria Hour Victory Delivers Low-Scoring Collingwood Win
Melbourne reports Collingwood edges Richmond in a dour match of the Victorian Football League with a final score near 48 to 13 amid poor weather. Report notes an unusually low-scoring day and mentions conditions at the stadium and nearby context.
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Flint
Seurday
Collingwood
Gaily
Richmond
Heindle
Albany Cycling Club opens season on Perth road course
The Albany Cycling Club opened its season with a race on the Perth road course. Professional and amateur riders competed in handicap events with entries from both groups and results listing riders such as Smith, Soweo, J. Hamilton, A. Cooper, and Jurestson among professionals and S. Walker, H. Bedwell, J. McDougall among amateurs. The event featured multiple handicaps and finish times noted in minutes and seconds.
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Sa- Wray
Perth
Smith
Soweo
See
A. Ralph
J. Hamilton
A. Cooper
O Jurestson
Warburton
Torr
Main
WH. Caplin
A. Prior
S. Walker
H. Bedwell
EB. Liebeck
Race event entry closes for Saturday championships
Nominations close at 6 30 tomorrow at Jolene's premises for a Saturday race featuring professional and amateur sections. Entries are 1 shilling six pence per rider with handicaps to be published in Thursday's dispatch.
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Jolene
Areeeteg
Albany Cycling Club Sees Bright Season But Lacks Track
The Albany Cycling Club reports a bright season with 41 races from one to 184 miles, aided by donations and strong member turnout. Efforts for a dedicated track failed as Albany Council would not provide ground, though hopes remain for a future track and League of Wheelmen link.
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Albany sporting club to open season with officers elected
The Albany public sports club held an election of officers for the ensuing year with C. H. Wittenoom as patron and A. d. Collins as president. Other officers include W. Martin secretary treasurer R. Kelley handicapper and C. Hardingham. The club planned to affiliate with the Would League of Wheelmen, set membership fees, and schedule monthly programmes with opening day fixed for October.
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C. H .Wittenoom
A. d. Collins
Messrs
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FP. Ingham
W. Johns
W. Fitzpatrick
W. A. Martin
T Kennedy
E. Warburton
W. Martin
Asuiet
oMien
J. Max O'Neill
Collins
C. Hardingham
Albany Rifle Club Shoots in Fine Weather
Thirty shooters from the Albany Rifle Club used the Dr. T. H. Nesbitt range to contest a 600 yard event. Winds from the right rear challenged aims while Bruce posted 98 and King won with 100 after handicaps. Detailed scores follow.
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Albany Rifle Club
T. H. Nesbitt
Bruce
Governor Visit and Inaugural Rouhlight Golf Meet at Albany
His Excellency Sir William Campion will visit Albany for golf and the inaugural rouhlight ceremony of the local Tor A. Away branch. The Governor leads a team including R. W. Forbes and Keith Barker to play October 7 8 9 with four ball, mixed foursomes, and singles events. Dinner at Freemasons Hotel follows the matches, with prizes donated by C. H. L. Wittenoom for the winning foursomes.
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F. E K. Gibson
Norman Temperley
W. Tivey
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The
Athany Club
Fatalities in 1921 Sein dur bullfight crowd incident
In 1921, 295 bullfiches were held in Sein dur resulting in four baliiettere, five horses, and 1602 bolle killed.
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