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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 19, 1932
Page
3
The Red and Blues travel to Alexandra Oval at Ara rat to face Horbam in a crucial minor premiership match. The winner secures home ground in the final, with Stawell tied on points, while the loser drops out of contention.
In gusty wind and icy showers at Horsham, Tulloh defeated Bowie 6 up and 5 to play after a gripping 40 holes. Tulloh’s clutch short game and steady driving, aided by his glassy niblick shots, overcame Bowie's late rally and brutal conditions to clinch the club title.
Tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Recreation Reserve the Church of England team faces Doven North. Proceeds will be handed to the Base Hospital. The Church selection includes Young, Aosmith, Spencer, Jewell, Hail, Cook, Bolton, France, Markinson, Prance, Stewart, Langlois, Thompson, Gabbe, Clements, Langlands, Young, Schmidt, Sawyer, Jenkinson, Jenkinson, Marsh and Mussieey.
The Cwelists lineup includes Wik Mc Intere Jones Barnett Blair Aspinall Davies McRenom Cockroft Faux Con roy Simpson Pvaeh Ward Ballinger Wilton Martina Tydeman plus 19th man im Wik Envergencies S Arnott J Mentha C Wik. The source notes several additional players as substitutes and reserves.
The first semi final of the district competition saw Salt Looke the sniper premiers clash with Harrowel on a cold windy day at Harrow ground. A tight match ended with Lakes taking the lead late as players battled slips and showers. Holmornl used the wind to score while both sides traded goals and behinds in a tense final quarter.
London report from Thursday in The Sporting Life praises the English test team for Australia as the best equipped side since the war with no tail.
In Australia on Wednesday in Vancouv er, Bradman credited with WL and Kippax scoring 132 as Australia posted 422 to defeat British Columbia 87 in the tour closer.
The Horsham Agricultural Society forms a committee to divide sections for projects. Members RK Newton Gordimer and DL Bessey are noted for their roles. Young farmers are reminded to submit consistent written reports and keep records, with queries to be addressed.
Mr Woo Devereus reports that civiliums in Germany and far eastern Europe are seen as critical, but overall wool values remain steady across markets. Benelfort war ker remains steady, with price levels improved this week and business picking up. Combing machinery activity and output stay steady, while varn spinners show little commerce. Continental demand persists with merino tops stock at ends July showing slight decreases from June. Italy Belgium Crossbed trade stable in France, but other regions show varied shifts. Grand total fetal rises and futures markets in Antwerp and Roubaix up about five percent from last week due to a weaker sterling. Transactions remain small.
A fragmentary literary piece muses on progress as a cleansing force. Nature and time push forward, bringing comforts through science and industry, while human effort battles weariness and cold to claim a blessing born of experimentation.
W227-TR BE. J Wilmoth and W lerkles tied with 7s and E rik Wilmoth and L oT Maddern also squared with met 0s. Tomorrow afternoon's game is a Canadian foursome with partners chosen on the spot. The event starts at 1.30. Women's Section results list Mrs Henderson, Barnes, Young, and Harvey with scores for yesterday and today including 18 and 9 hole figures.
South Australian correspondent reports at Adelaide on Thursday the Australian championship first round ended with Richanisom Nis W Harvey Williams leading at 74. A L Whitton, Victorian and national champion, suffered food poisoning yet posted a creditable 79.
The Horsham Presbyterian Ladies' Guild staged a period drama Tuesday night in the school hall. Mesdames Alan Kinderley, Iennnl son, and BOG Perherwick led a cast in ornate long-ago costumes delivering a chorus and scenes including The Enchantress and Cradle Song with support from Miss Evelin K Dob and Miss Fle Tavton among others.
A garbled message references saffron dyeing and municipal timing. It mentions Nooeeheen and a suggestion to dye saffron at a lower speed or tempo. Wording is unclear and several names appear corrupted.
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