Goodwood Handicap Triumph at Belmont Park Meeting
At Belmont Park on Saturday the Goodwood Handicap headlined a busy day in the Perth region. Louis Vie won at 12 to 1 with Stylish and Hopaway close behind, while supporting events included a feature purse and sprint stakes as local horses and riders endured tough conditions. A later match between Katanning and Albany ended with rainy, heavy ground and a final score of Albany 0 goals 19 behinds to Katanning 2 goals 1 behind.
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Goodwood Having
Belmont Park
Ricky
Luel Vie
Arsu
Dumger
Geire
Berm
Aed
S. Milne
Ida
Lambert
Ketenning
Bookwrimii
Nak
Wilendance
Albany
Viatiom
Tdi
Sam. Wert
Wern
Albnoy
Buhinde
Olivia
Cooper
Pempire
Hoya
Albany and Katanning School Teams Clash At Coast Fixture
A large group of Katanning students visited Albany for a two day interschool sport meet. The event featured a boys football and a girls hockey match with proceeds aiding the Kendemp Relief Fund. Weather was poor but crowds enjoyed the games and local sporting spirit.
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Motc
Katanning
Saterday Murnleye
Motelien
Heliervais
Familien
Kendenop
Witermoun
Football Resumes After Brief Interruption In Local Game
After clearing hockey paraphernalia the teams lined up for a football match. Umpiring duties shifted from Stirling to Clarry Cooper due to wartime duties. Visitors matched the locals in height but locals edged the game with a wide margin as play commenced. Some players noted delays in the visiting side’s rhythm.
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Tbe
Stirling
Clarry Cooper
Bart
Bayswater Junior Team Set For September Match
A September 20 football match will feature Bayswater junior selection against an Abia thre team. The visiting squad is composed entirely of underage players. The local selection committee has named Hay Martin Nesbitt and others for training and possible inclusion.
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Bayswater
Steam Ehowem
Abia Thre
Fort Wy
Chine
Hay
Martin
Nesbitt
Dinkonvom
Cree
Livesly
Votran
Madgen
Cooper
Willi
Morgan
Tyrnbull
J. Angove
Hardingham
Avis
Nicholls
Milne
Merrifield
Meeting of Association Discusses Katanning Albany Cup
A Football Association meeting at the fire station, chaired by Merrifield, debated sending a Katanning or Albany team to contest the Anderson Cup, noting Albany’s bid to challenge last year’s Katanning victory. Bayswater junior match on September 22 and an entertainment plan were also considered. Missi Lawrence, Colgate, and Eucla Stephens were named to committees for Band and hospitality, respectively.
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Football Association
Merrifield
Acromus
Anderson
Alhwig
Kotwowing
Thincop
E. Anderson
Albany
Katanning
Bayswater
Eust
Fire Brigade
Missi, Lawrence
Colgate
Iband
Eucla Stephens
Dry bones live in Albany belated letter to editor
A quirky note to the Editor from Tu the Mabie praises the Ulster and expresses belief that old, dry bones can live again in Albany. The writer mentions political changes, planned visits to local races and sports, and closes with apologies and well wishes for the Editor.
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Albany
Mer
Ulster Road Ground Loan Sparks Local Letters Oppose Plan
In Albany letters to the editor defend and oppose Ulster road improvements. A critic blames council, cites personal gain and misinformed petitions. Supporters argue the loan benefits town growth, drainage, and public recreation, urging raters to weigh the project’s merit.
Albany Seeks Modern Sports Ground Amid Local Opposition
A letter argues for the establishment of a modern sports ground in Albany. The writer denies opposition, stressing the need and noting other towns like Narrogin Bunbury York Northam Claremont Subiaco and Fremantle have up-to-date grounds.
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Albany
Narrogin
Bunbary
York
Northam
Clarenconmt
Subiaco
Fremantle
Albany debate over wakefulness and progress in the town
A letter writer labels opponents as Sleepy Hollow supporters and urges a pro loan vote to wake Albany to progress. The Albany Tennis Club weekend results show competitive play despite bad weather, with several close matches in the ladies and gentlemen singles and handicap events and doubles contests among members and visitors.
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Albany
Gente
Gemmell
Northam
Harrold
Minkle
Michell
Hearne
Miss C. Austin
Mise Brearley
Mise Farrell
Miss Winterhalter
Miss Ht. Austin
Miss V. Omond
Miss A. Austin
Albany coal venture shifts to oil lease plan at Middleton
A syndicate at Albany formed two years ago to bore for coal at Middleton has shifted focus after coal indications were verified. Capt. de Huutpick visited the site and suggested oil as preferable to coal. An oil lease was applied for and approved. Negotiations continue for suitable boring plant from the Government, with a team driven unit capable of 1000 feet, available at £3 per week from delivery. Plant currently at North Fremantle. Contract omits loan for saving, £300 of syndicate funds at stake if purchased. Loan sought to proceed. transport by SS Euola planned for Sept 28 from Fremantle to Abbuoy. Pringle Friccell’s Perth visit aimed to finalise terms.
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Middleton
de Huutpick
Ty lx
A. Friccell
Calyx Dail
North Fremantle
Princell
S.s. Euola
Fremantle
Prigwell
Perth
Shipping Notes from the State and Eastern States Voyages
The State wreamer Hucla from Eucla will remain today then depart to Hopetoun and Esperance with cargo passengers and mail. On return Sunday the Eucla will head to Fremantle next day. The Adelaide Co. collier Lammrroo loaded 2390 tons and sailed for the Eastern States on Thursday. The interstate liner Katoomba from Mcliwraith McEacharn and Co. is due tomorrow with cargo passengers and mail, then return to the Eastern States to pick up passengers Sunday. The Melbourne Co.’s Woolgar will not call at Albany or Fremantle next trip, but will go to Geraldton with sheep. it will also call at Albany en route to the Eastern States on an undated date. The Aberdeen liner Euripides, delayed 11 days by a dock strike, is due in Amsterdam September 30 with passengers and mails. White Star liner Cor amie due today will call Albany Wednesday September 26 with coal and passengers.
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Ulster Road
Lave
Mo Notiey
Hockey Association
Whiter Road
Mont Aperty
Bey
Vic
Eucla
Hopetoun
Esperance
Fremantle
Railway Dept
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Mcliwraith
McEacharn and Co
Katoomba
Isi
Woolgar
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Dalwety and Co
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Amanv
Dalgary and Co
Coramie
Idustratio
Pas
Sad Co
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