Canning Park racing results and Randwick opening day notes
Australian horse meeting reports detail Canning Park events with Hurdle Race winners and purses, plus Canning Plate and Handicaps. Randwick hosted opening day with 90,000 spectators. Amounis won the Epoments and Rampion took the Derby, with Spearfelt upsetting Windbag in the weight for time.
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Sydney
AJC
Randwick
Eprom
Amounis
Rampion
Spearfelt
Windbag
Mallowing
Willanjia
Nora Knighthood
Besa
Eurright
Joe
Naa
Vale
Pion
Distanes
Jeruth
Rifle Shooting Scores From Albany Club Drew Robinson Trophy
The Albany Rifle Club rifle event for the Drew Robinson trophies covered 900, 600, and 500 yard ranges with mixed conditions from rain. Jackson posted notable marks including a possible at 300 and 4 at 600 before finishing at 600, as the field listed scores for 300 and 600 yards and a late note that the second stage will be fired over 600, 700, and 800 yard ranges next Saturday.
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Mine Witnbra
Albany Rifle Club
Robinson
Jana
Jackson
Yates
Biienfield
McComiah
Oates
Bruce
Moyle
Saturiy
Wealth Prize Meeting: Gare Wins at Adelaide Event
The final stage of the King s Pride competition in the Commonwealth wealth series at Adelaide concluded Friday with Gare of the Australian team BC taking top honors. His performance echoed his earlier form at Awanbourne last month as teammates supported him throughout the race.
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Adelaide
Gare Caf
Awanbourne
Victoria Triumphs In Regional Teams Match
Victoria defeated West Australia by eight points in a regional teams match held Saturday. The result marks a clear victory for Victoria as both sides competed for early momentum and local pride in the competition.
Albany Football Board finals decide premiership honors
The Albany Football Board of Control concluded its 1926 premiership play-offs at Parade Street Recreation Ground. Rain held off for two senior and B grade matches, with East seniors claiming the major honors as Wests fell short. North and East met in the B grade, North taking the minor, while East and West audiences faced disappointing turnout and a secondhand ball controversy drew criticism of the board. Berthold and Angevoud officiated the senior and B grade games respectively. Congratulations go to Eastern on their double victory.
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Parade Street
Albany Football Board of Control
Wests
North
Honers
Easte
Miner
West Playera
Fue
North Clube
Kaw
Lake Common
Berthold
Bert Angevo Um
Eusten
Jary
Seundery
West
Ancove
Werner
Gavk
Wenie
Ty J. Angeve
Bast
Milne
East
Sid
Arma
Sam Ne Possesion
Baste
West East
Easis
Beal
Manny
Saunders
Co Oonhi
Easts
Mercer
Liwent
Weate
Cooper and Co
Anidone
Collins
Norman
Saunters and Co
Fasta
Oair
Tacim
Sowe
Dingle
Westa
Davey
J. Angove
Kasta
Dewey
Wegts
Ae Eee
Rusty
Turner
Joy bin
Swoo
Mann
Withnell
Clarke
J. Amgove
B. Angers
Pritehar
Maroer
Bradshaw
Ravaulers
Easts Triumph Over West in Erratic Senior Game
Easts defeated West 11 goals 22 behinds to 7 goals 11 behinds with standout scores from Mercer and Angove. The West team, missing Harrison, fought back through J Angove and Davey, but Easts held the lead after halftime, aided by the wind and sharp forward play.
North Triumphs Over Bost Premiers In Windy Clash
North held a late wind advantage to edge the hosts by nine points after a tight battle. Bastlatine tied the game at two goals six behinds, with North replying through two singles, while key contributors included Rast Thon con Hamilton O Keefe and others. Hamilton, a first year player, stood out with strong on ground play alongside Caplin Clin gin Flanagan Hall and for North LemIn Hill Martin Gaire were notable.
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Enaty
Bastlatine
North
Bost
Goronta Chehieda
Yasin
Rast
Thoncon
Hamilton
O'Keefe
Laws
Ingham
Webb
Caplin
Clingin
Flanagan
Inn Hall
North Lemin
Hill
Martin
Gaire
East Perth Triumphs In WA League Semi Final
East Perth defeated East Fremantle by a goal margin in the second WA League premier ship semi final before a large Perth crowd. Ronnie Campbell scored twice to reach 84 goals, setting a new Australian goal kicking record. Full scoreline read East Perth 11 14 (??) to East Fremantle 9 9 (39 points).
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Reraile
Melbourne Triumph Over Essendon In Semi Final Thriller
Melbourne edged Essendon by three points in a tense semi final at Melbourne Tongue Premiership stadium with 57,000 spectators present. Hanendon starred with five goals and nine behinds, while Skeegesle contributed heavily in a hard fought contest.
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Melbourne
Skeegesle
Goala
Hanendon
Shipping notes for Kybrm and other vessels to Albany
The Kybrm lies at the town jetty preparing for a voyage to Hopetoun and Esperance tomorrow with cargo passengers and mail. On Saturday she returns and departs again for Fremantle before a western voyage calling at Banbury Busselton and Albany on October 17. The Ceramic arrived from Liverpool and landed 180 tons of cargo 33 passengers and tanile before sailing for the Eastern States. Dalgety and Co. from Capetown expect 8 tons of cargo and passengers to land at Albany around October 16. Wilma left Sydney for Western Australia with coal and freight. Katoomba from Adelaide carries passengers and cargo to be discharged at Albany then Fremantle. The Aberdeen line vessels Jeff Landon 8 and Herminies are due to reach Albany with passengers, mails, and cargo, then proceed to Fremantle after discharging.
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Kybrm
Hopétesun
Esperance
Fremantle
Banbury
Busselton
Albany
Australis
Liverpool
Cape
Dalgety and Co
Aberdeen Minor
Capetown
London
Geby
Comente
Adelaide
Wilma
Sydney
Western Australia
Melbourne
Sa Tordey
Aberdeen
Jeff Landon
In I
Lange Ommbber Seater Din
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Rosy Red
Perth
Manidlaw
Gondice
Toro Gales
Lockite
D.C
Vaiglon
Pannikin
Barnacre
Jolly Belen Ob
Mist
Mis
Canning
Rim
Jolly Society
Agst
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Sunshine
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Ue Es
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Henda
Rma
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Kina
Gare
Victoria
TEANS
Weats
Harrison
Sicente
Verran
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Amids
Madgen
McBride
Sweet Holloway
Collins Langdon
Clark
Parker
Soo
Went
Immetse
Bath
Hasts
Kast
Wey
Sweetmarker
Sweet
Town Hall
Albany Choral Society
Clelia Genoni
Suprana
Eton
Norman's
Ugly Men
Souane Gup
GUP
Firat Prize
F. W. Rust
Todd's Aromde
York Street
Directrom
Georetar Poiprtutl
Jerge
Terrmas
EK. Buscombe
the National Bank OF Australasia, Limited
Australia
TIVEY
Westralian Farmers, Ltd
Co-operative Federation
East Perth
East Fremantle
Essendon
Mas
J. Moor
Dixon
Lake View and Surrey
G. W. Oquartermaine
nooTia
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Carter
General Banwave
A. M. Griffin
Dresemaker
Chester House
Albant
Pat
Stirling Terrace
Carters
THE
Southern Union
AMLP
Bulldinge
ST. George’ ‘Terrace
Ruwieam
Urew, Robinson and CO
Western Aus
Carter Tarcoola
Bydney
Suevic
Ontebar
Akgengers
Anid Mails
Ulysses
Henry Wills and Co
Mort of Ealay
Emeward
Alhwr
A. Dalerty and Co
Barnett
Everett
Sonera
Crockeryware
Branley
Iran
Disston
Mathieson
Elain
Taubman’s Service Paints
Gramaphones
Drew, Robinson & CO
Great Southern Sports House
Moughemore & Co., Pty
Smiths& Wheelwrights
Westinghouse
Hari Strest
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