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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 01, 1952
Page
5
National Theatre will stage Bernard Shaw's St Joan likely raising touring theatre standards. The Shaw work, praised for wit and historical judgment, draws strong reviews and audience appeal in preliminary showings.
Nhill player Clark and teammate Gall each kicked seven goals in a league football match last week. Renanvep Caurch suffered a knee injury during the game while Watt received a knock. The report notes goalkicking totals and injuries from the win.
Rupanyup, led by coach Jim Cull returning from knee injury, lost to Nhill Tigers by 120 to 60. Gull scored seven of Rupanyup eight goals while Nhill built a big first-quarter lead and extended it through three quarters with strong play from Regan and Hatbert.
With four matches left in the season Minyip and Warracknabeal contest a tight battle for the final four spots. The article notes Horsham and Stawell also in the mix as teams strive for a late surge and Morton moves into contention after strong showings.
The report notes Hausler played his 100th game as Taylors Lake faced Ron Lawes on Saturday. Lawes became the first member of the team to pick up a trophy before the game, with the moment marked by a ceremonial presentation and Che Tempo involved in the sequence.
Portsea Camp aims to keep children out of hospitals and maintain health as stated by Camp Administrator W A Brown at a Horsham public meeting. He noted some local children received regular examinations and emphasized parental funding and eligibility rules for camp attendance. A variety of community figures praised the camp's preventive program and upcoming events at St Joan.
The report notes the club captain Taylors Lake forward has set a single season goal record with sixty goals amid a shortened season. With two home matches remaining and a final still possible this year the team aims to push totals higher.
Fragmented OCR text describes a community pie night funded by locals with names including Newlyn Dayes, Mine screened, and Mr Stam Peanret. The passage mentions residents and council members and a public gathering at a neighborhood venue.
Haven Football Club announced it cannot field a team for the Horgan and District Biv bell Deane diaetody aptains Qiuantong Somerraw series as six players from last Saturday’s squad were unavailable, according to secretary Mr J Walters.
A. Wakter and Mes. 1 Neal won the finals of the shingles chaannipueptestel psean Marte by the Marstham Carpet Bowls Association fant Weilnesthay, July Baker defeated A Ruborene nthements, while Mrs Ben detested Miri. Bo Nawabatt in Abe Wotlen's section, Kelimon Park won the spoon competition held the Wedre.
The welterweight bout at Melbourne Stadium ended in a defeat for Satori as Barter and Horst dominated the scene on Saturday night. The event featured multiple exchanges and a decisive finish, with spectators watching closely as the favorite suffered a setback.
Fragmented OCR lists multiple players and match results with names like Myers Moy McCarthy and Wright. It appears to record a sequence of table tennis rubbers won, with many garbled names and affiliations. The readable core notes three rubbers won and cites various players, though details are unclear.
Readable notes describe a fierce October tournament with Presbyterian teams, players like Veo and Te Tae mentioned. The event features men and women rotations, prep school attendance, and a plan for upcoming rounds as contestants vie for titles.
New embrecms were the ener of visitors ee D italeeen at Saturday. The rooms were open for the portion to viaithing officials. Hewerige has to be competed wn the rooms yet.
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