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Port Adelaide News

Location

Port Adelaide, South Australia, Australia

Date

May 06, 1932

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Port Adelaide Rallies To Edge West Torrens In Tight Showdown

Port Adelaide recovered from patchy first half play to defeat West Torrens at Alberton Oval by four points. Kelleway led in the ruck and added crucial goals, with Logan, Dermody, and Sincock contributing as Port overturned an early deficit to secure a hard fought win. West Torrens scorers included Bonearn and Head, while Dermody impressed in his Port debut and the forwards fought back despite erratic kicking.

Port Adelaide West Torrens Alberton Oval Port West Torens Torrens Jones Steemeek Dermody Logan Mott Ween Johnson Keng Fa Favouf Torrens Drury Head Jennings Wightman Williamson Horsborough Thornton Bertram Sincock Aecarate Kelleway Tabe Ee Kelleway Ett Fer Ser “Adelaid Seeane Bei Mack Hender Brothers Eden Rovers Ward

Gladstone Club Opens Season With Pigeon Race

The Western Association affiliated club held its opening race from Gladstone covering 111 miles on April 30. Thirteen members sent 96 birds. weather was ideal and most birds returned. Winner owned by Mr. A. Wehord. results list 13 places with speeds per minute. Race point set for May 7.

Western Association Gladstone A. Wehord New Ayer A. Blight J. Henderson K. Bails Horan Richards W. Davis M. Gagham

Naval men race cutters at Port Adelaide River

Reservists from the Birkenhead Naval Depot completed their boat training for the season on Saturday afternoon. A five mile cutter race on the Port Adelaide River ended with Petty Officer J. Cathro's whaler crew narrowly defeating Petty Officer T. Poulton's boat. Leading Seaman R. Brown and his crew finished third.

Birkenhead Naval Depot Port Adelaide J. Cathro Whaler T. Poulton R. Brown

Ten Mile Rosewater Cycling Race Won by L. Cox

Port Adelaide and District Amateur Cycling Club held a ten mile road race from Rosewater. L Cox won with a 4 min 10 sec handicap, beating N Lynch who had 3 min 50 sec and C Thomas 5 min. Fastest time was J Flask at 25 min 10 sec. Knaerup and Sunten posted 25 min 15 sec.

Port Adelaide and District Amateur Cycling Club Rosewater L. Cox N. Lynch C. Thomas J. Flask Knnaerup Sunten, S

Governor Visits Warships in Adelaide Harbor Visit

Governor Sir Alexander Hore-Ruthven calls on Vice-Admiral N Imamura aboard the Asana while Japanese sailors coal. Officials including Premier Hill Lord Mayor Glover and Port Adelaide Mayor Lewis join a Town Hall reception. The fleet’s officers attend luncheons, boxing and wrestling at Birkenhead, and a Jiu Jitsu display. Military officers host a mess night at Keswick Barracks as naval visits continue.

N. Imamura Quier Harbor Alexander Hore-Ruthven Asana Hill Glover Port Adelaide Mr Lewis Mr. Whitford Commonwealth Club Essele General Motors-Halden's Ltd Woodville Josiah Symon Upper Sturt Mr. Paresons R.N.N.R Birkenhead

Japan V South Australia Baseball Match at Adelaide Oval

The Japanese opened with two runs in the first inning against South Australia in the Adelaide Oval game. A misplay allowed two runners home, and South Australia failed to score in their first turn. Both teams were held scoreless in their second time at bat, while Japan added another run in the third inning.

Adelaide Oval Firat O'Brien South Australia Booth Holland Neaylon Bally Sharpe

Japanese Cruisers Leave Adelaide After Warm Welcome

Japanese cruisers Asama and Iwate steamed from Outer Harbor at 8 am bound for Melbourne continuing their cruise. Consul Lancelot Parsons and family attended the farewell as officers saluted South Australia. Vice Admiral Imamara thanked Adelaide for the hospitality and courteous reception, praising the warmth shown to his crew.

Bend Melbourne Japan Mr. FP Lancelot Parsons Fig Son Tane Oes Tly Asama Iwate South Australia Weasels Magic Australia Tmamiura C. R. J. Glover

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