Hunt Club Races Feature Loch Rhu Victory at Perth
Perth fans witnessed a sunny Hunt Club day with lively crowds at the club’s headquarters. Loch Rhu won the Hunt Club Cup in a dead heat for third, as Beagle Purse and Tally-Ho Purse races highlighted a strong undercard with competitive betting and clear results. Melbourne guests then attended Moonee Valley events including the Tullamarine Handicap and Quality Handicap with Bombard and Neperam among top finishers.
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Panther Kronkup Club Trophy Contested on September 17
Members of the Panther Kronkup Club contested Mr A Brown's trophy on September 17. F Mitchell was top scorer with 08 while A Be Pale followed with 63. The former won the prize with a total of 105 including handicap. The scores were not fully shown.
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Mr. A. Brown
F. Mitchell
A. BE. Pale
Shipping Notes for Liner Arrivals and Cargo Movements
The White Stay liner Ceramic arrived from London via the Cane and landed 74 tons of general cargo along with passengers and mails before resuming to the Eastern States. The interstate freighter Kooyong arrived from Melbourne with fruit and general cargo en route to Adelaide and Interstate, while the Euripides sails from London to Albany with cargo passengers and mails. The Ulysses is due from Glasgow and Liverpool via the Cape around October 16 with cargo and passengers, and the Kehr motor ship heads north to the stranded Holland. The Aberdeen liner Euripides left London and should reach Albany on October 24 with cargo, passengers and mails. the Adelaide 8.8. Co. freighter arrived from Fremantle via Banbury and will continue to the Eastern States.
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Ceramic
London
MeNwearth, McRacharn and Co
Katoomba
Sybary
Melbourne
Adelaide
Albany
Ulysses Ia
Glasgow
Liverpool
Cape
Ahe
Caren
Additioon
Thin Port
Henry Wills and Co
Meliwearth, McBinehorn and Co
Kooyong
Banhory
Inter
Shin Kehr
Railway Department
Euripides
Daleety and Co
Fremantle
Banbury
Staten
Sailing program for Albany castings announced by Dalgety Co
Dalgety and Co. announce the following castings from England to Albany and Australian ports. Vedic (White Star) sails Liverpool November 16, Suevio (White Star) October 22, TT Rome (White Star) November 26, Demosthenes (Aberdeen) December 17.
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White Star
England
Albany
Australian
Vedic
Liverpool
Suevio
Rome
Liverpoo
Demosthenes
East and North B Premiers Crowned in Narrow Finishes
In fine Saturday weather the East and North clubs won Premierships in two challenge finals. North B defeated Young East to claim the B grade title, while East finished strong in the senior match to clinch the premier honors by a narrow margin. President Mr Jacke and other officials congratulated the champions.
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al- Yung Board of Control
Australia
Weet
Board of Control
Mt Saturdays
Sidos
Bawtons North Ylads
North
Young East
East Tullowdur
Metagee
Jacke
Wheeler
Fred
Brown
Bert
Angove
East Triumphs In Tight Football Final Over North
East beat North 60 to 48 in a fast contested match. Morrell starred for East with three goals as Dean led North’s attack with eight goals, while Wheeler and Livesey highlighted sharp play for their sides.
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Keivk
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Caime
Acros
Shen
Dean
Colum
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Livesey
Waa
Milne
Booth
Lewis
Arason
Kost
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Alrive
Koot
Davey
Morrell
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Eout
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Kast
Set
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Shenfield
Cave
Skrine
Weehitt
O'Callaghan
Sweet
Cap Jin
North Wheeler
Harvey
Hhe Edile
Aube
Retell
Martin
North premiers win Dernie final in heavy rain
East, the minor premiers, challenged South in the Dernie final. Ground held well despite rain. The North side, heavier and stronger, controlled play from start to finish in a stubbornly contested match.
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East
North triumphs with late goals in hard fought match
North and East played under poor window conditions with regulars missing. North led 1 1 at half time, then surged after the break to score four goals and win 9 1 with East managing six behinds. Milne Ingham Pownell starred for North.
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East
Inter
North
Elie
Milne
Ingham
Agin North
Pownell
Young
North Preachers
Goal Kickers Totals For The Season
The season leaders show Dean topping with 26 goals, followed by Sweet with 21. Other players include Milne East 12 Kit North 12 Shenfield North 11 Wheeler North 11, Mercer East 10, plus numerous players each on two to eight goals across East North West West and West zones.
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Haire
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O North
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Hanson
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East Perth Defeats Subiaco in WA Football League Semi Final
East Perth beat Subiaco in the WA Football League semi final held Saturday with fine weather and a large attendance in Perth. Both teams showed strong form as the match determined the path to the final.
North Adelaide Wins Fuel Match Over West Adelaide
In Adelaide on Monday the fuel match for the South Australian premier ship drew a large crowd at Ba Tune. North Adelaide defeated West Adelaide by two goals, with North Adelaide scoring 11 behinds to 11 behinds and 59 points versus West Adelaide 11 behinds for 47 points.
Geelong Narrowly Falls to Collingwood in Victoria League Semi
Melbourne reports Collingwood defeated Geelong by 11 points in the Victorian League semi final, with Collingwood scoring 10 goals 18 behinds to Geelong 7 goals 6 behinds. The match on Saturday afternoon ended in a win for the Magpies.
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Melbourne
Collingwood
Geelong
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