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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 08, 1933
Page
2
Ararat defeated Horsham in a hard fought game with key plays by Davidson and Keer. The interval score showed a tight contest as Ararat edged ahead in the final period, led by standout performances from Arnawt and Verne with crucial assists and defensive stops.
Natimok and Horsham produced a frantic league game with Natimok edging ahead late. The visitors fought back as Gillies and Malley struck, but Horsham countered with strong defense and late goals, leaving the final score tightly contested.
Ottis and Ble net lead in the firat Light with Kane Alcock May J, while Labeney shows strong general satinfection a0 vatral empiry.
Stawell defeated Warracknabeal by two points in a dramatic clash. Goalkickers for Stawell included Malt three and Reeves two, with bests listed as Stawell’s Sitalwell Hall Caer and Maddocks. Warracknabeal scorers featured Thompson and McElroy among others.
Minvip THs defeated Disabunky 42 to 40 after a close first half. A third quarter surge gave Minvip the lead and they held on to win with best players listed for both sides.
The Horsham team pressed Natimuk with Bailey and McDonald notable on the Ink line while Natimuk’s Muth and Natilunik pushed ahead. Final details show Natimuk leading at times with key moments from Weudnet Sullivan and Wik and a decisive push by McDonald to pull Horsham through. Final notes indicate semifinals on Saturday with arrangements for a watch in Horshine Town Hall and a proposed match location tentative.
A junior clubs event in Doorn proceeds with Jong competing in a final stage. The program lists entrances from Paw and peers across WMah TN and WIS with LD Ah and Coie oP among participants.
District and regional league results summarized with team names such as West Wimmera Dimboola Warrangurk Donohuin Wall, Kings and Bayeg. Mentions interpolate a star player nickname “King Kong” and a quote about a prominent footballer’s style affecting crowd presence.
Melbourne players and opponents scored across multiple games with goals behinds and individual tallies. Names include Wahida Wong Hoare Kilts Mellucston Vasendan and Camberwell Coburg Gakleigh Brunswick and Venhran, with totals for goals and behinds noted.
Victoria defeated South Australia 17 to 11 while New South Wales M14 beat Canberra. The rugby terminal reported Victoria’s win as Canberra fell to Victoria in a separate Australian match.
A sports note reports a well known authority, possibly Mr Ted Amerirs, involved in a Horsham bred class at the Som Forecies club show. Details are fragmentary but indicate a notable figure’s attendance at an upcoming event.
The report notes Jno succonaut in sanexine ft prise ber al with Oar Ted and Gwendeline Sao eieeat Ted carving a prize for greyhound. Mentions excellent breed of this bitch qwoor and dedication by the Foot. Bred by Me. W. Col. lam of Morahan and by Gay Foot, owned by Mr H. Gid ings of Kullkwr.
The Wimmera Association held its annual Horsham event with record entries despite wet weather. Mrs W Glatz won two championships while R Smith claimed the open men’s title. 120 players competed across events, led by strong showing from local clubs and notable figures including Whitehall and Hines.
A long OCR fragment records names, scores, and references to a championship and cup presentations. It mentions the Wiener Lylf Asterstinn event, the Wifweide Shield, and figures like Mr Mais Rivers and MP Buster. The text notes fixtures, partners, opponents, and handicaps for an upcoming match, with players arranging pairings.
The Horshem club held a weeklong event with a full slate of games including men and women divisions. Chanter won the men's handicap with 17-7, four strokes ahead of Maliy who posted US-20-5. in the women’s side Mise HL Ape led with 38-AT-Is, followed by Me. MePavish 6-17 18 and Mise Mo Alin 57-17 -10.
The Dimboola Club held an 18 hole handicap event with W. J. Thomas scoring 68 and listed placings for participants such as J. Willson M. Paschier and R. Burrell among others. Names appear with unclear scores and positions in a jumbled result page.
A long minutes style entry covers Pat Murray & Son seeking sale registration, council negotiations over land use and deviation, and payments for services and materials. It notes sums of £10, £250, £2359, and other charges, plus correspondence with the Master General and local officials.
Fragmentary OCR describes an election register and public notices in Australia including references to population, seats, and registration processes. Names and dates are garbled, leaving a partial sense of national electoral organization and regional notices.
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