Ararat and Stawell Clash Aims For High Standard Football
Ararat and Stawell prepare for a major showdown with a likely record crowd and top quality play. Ararat relies on centre RG Pomey to curb Stawell speed as both teams chase a spot in the grand final on home ground. Stawell’s recent form and Warracknabeal results shape the prediction, while Horsham notes reflect broader district football strength.
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Ararat-Stawell
Warracknabeal
Horsham
Stawell
Ararat
Atreh
RG “Pwomey
Billiant Ararat
Magpies
Horsham Team Sees Key Absences Ahead of Warrnack Game
In a City League note, Horsham faces lineup changes with R Alcock injured and A Brown returning to bolster the attack. Worsened by permit limits, several players may miss matches as Marten Brown eyes a possible finals return while Kane and Robinson sit out for strategic reasons. The team departs by local IND train at 12:40 p.m. for Warrnack.
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Morsham
Horsham
Wox
R. Alcock
BR. Alewek
Robinson
Natimuk
Haiving
Kane
D. Brown
Marten Brown
Feo
Bates
Hersham
Warrmekn
IND
Warrecksabes
Mt Tpt
May
Sawyer
H Maugherty
Huf
Lee
Davies
Alcock
South
Martin
Boyle
Baker
Lawson
Brown
Reid E. Wollermann
W. Wollermann
A. Wood
Ploara
Child footballer Arthur Gordon earns record lifetime captaincy
Arthur G. Gordon began playing football at 1 with Broughton. He led his team to victory last year and the club won a trophy. The record is noted as exceptional in country football and in the state.
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Broughton
Arthur G. Gordon
Win
Gordon
George Street Horsham
Wil
Wimmera League Hex Cancels LGippeland Match
The Wimmera League hex decided noto to play the later league match with LGippeland this year owing to the late Hate ef Wheeh the Winer seasit wndls.
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Hex
Noto
Lgippeland
Presbyterian Football Club Honours Evening at Tes Ree
An enjoyable evening at Presbyterian School Hall Tes Ree featured a well run program led by Mr Stan Carr with an active committee. The RL Reanison medal for fairest and best was presented by Mr TL H Boree to Mr J Kane, with Rev EL G Petherick praising the club's efforts.
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Tesree
Hell
Stan Carr
Watson
TL H. Boree
J. Kane
EL G. ‘Petherick
Schools Meet Ends with Ararat Victory Over Horsham
A representative SS Michael and John’s team from Horsham traveled to Ararat to play St Mary’s. Ararat won 7 1 4 to Horsham 4 0. Horsham’s F Williams and T Harrison starred, with praise for Ararat’s teamwork and a communal supper hosted by local sisters and parents.
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SS. Michael and John's Catholic School
Horsham
Ararat
St. Mary's Catholic School
Alexandra Oval
W. Twomey
Horshambors
Shurvhom
Lorsham
Gomds
F. Whliams
Fo Hallam
T. Harrison
Thes
Murphy
DP. McKenna
Ro Foley
Robertson
Arara Bers
Fo Williams
Fo Hillam
Araratene
Catholic School Defeats Pimpinio in 11 to 4.5 Victory
Horsham Catholic school footballers beat Pimpinio by 11 to 4.5 at Recreation Reserve with Rev. Father Crowe as central umpire. The Imperials side to represent against Stawell Imperial will be chosen from Hobinson and a list of players including Murphy Moynahan Brennan and Dougherty with all players on ground by 2:15.
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Pimpinia
Recreation Reserve
Father Crowe
Imperials
Stawell Imperial
Horsham Show
Hobinson
K Bev
Moroney
Moynahan
Brennan
Murphy
Mays
Dawe
Curran
Dougherty
Aryan
Sullivan
Wilson
Wangeman
Cranage
Fox
Omant
Coreendince
Rolfe
Robertson
Antwerp Defeats Wail In Wide Margin Football Match
Antwerp played at home against Wail on a pleasant afternoon. Antwerp opened strong and led 3–0 after three minutes, then extended the advantage to 11 goals 7 behinds by halftime. Final score: Antwerp 11 goals 1 behinds, Wail 3 goals 8 behinds. Standout Antwerp players included Kenneth, Albrecht, G. Marka with 5 goals. for Wail N Bar ber captained a brave effort.
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Wail
Antwerp
N. Barber
Margis
Hest
Kennety
Albrecht
G. Marka
Kroger
Wai
Minyip Second 18 selects best and fairest player
The voting for the Minyip Second 18 best and fairest player closed last Saturday. The winner is Rev. J. J. Benjamin, the Methodist minister stationed at Minyip, noted for his consistent football throughout the season.
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Minyip
J. J. Benjamin
Mimyip Guardina
Memorial Hall Cricket Club elects officers and plans season
The Memorial Hall Cricket Club held its annual meeting in which Mr. Melutesh chaired. Officers were reelected and the secretaries and committee were chosen. The club outlined plans for season 12-3, aiming to reform the team and arrange practice, with negotiations for a central town practice ground.
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Memorial Hall Cricket Club
Memorial Hall
Id. Melutesh
Press
J. B. White
Memorial
WL Clhford
George Seater
Clifford
Norman Seater
J. Melotosh
Messes
PT. Short
Hr. Vo Wal Ys
J.P. White
T. Short
Horsham Cricket Association
Arkley
Kent
F. Seater
Uve
Grorks
Vrier
Horsham Agricultural Society Trots at Show Day
Notice directs readers to an advertisement about the Horsham Agricultural Society trot scheduled for the Horsham show on September 20.
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Horsham
Retard match set between Tollins and club captain next week
The match between Tollins led by President Bon Allan and club captain Dr Henderson is scheduled for September 3. Both leaders study member form as teams near selection while side wagers are limited and a 1.15 pm start is planned with Mr Ro Whitelaw as steward.
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Bon Allan
Dr. Henderson
Torrows
Partheiga
Ro ¢. Whitelaw
Bettington tops Williams in Amateur Golf final
From Adelaide a correspondent reports R. Bettington of New South Wales defeated H H Williams of Victoria by three up in the Amateur Golf Championship final. M F McMahoo of South Australia beat G Nai Smith of Victoria by seven up in the professional championship final.
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R. Bettington
N.B.W
HH. Williams
Vicc
Australia
M. F. McMahoo
S.A
G. Naismith
Vic
Horsham Lawn Teen Club Sets Annual Meeting
The Horsham Lawn Teen Club schedules its annual meeting for Wednesday August St at the Town Hall. Members and prospective members are invited as officers elections, reports, and a balance sheet will be presented and discussed.
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Morsham Clubs
Horsham Lawn
Boxing and Wrestling Tournament at Horsham Fire Brigade Hat
A boxing and wrestling tournament between Theses and Dimbools is slated at the Horsham Fire Brigade Hall on Thursday, September 1, at 7 PM. There will be 90 rounds of boxing and minutes of wrestling with good entertainment expected.
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Theses
Dimbools
Horsham Fire Brigade
At & Pa
Median a Derby hope in Victorian racing scene
Victorian racing notes describe Median, bred by H Allag Currie, delivering a standout three year olds’ division win and derny potential. Knight's Favor and Affirm feature in strong showings with upsets and betting plunges while Top House and Holt's horses draw attention ahead of Williamstown meets Underwood Stakes race.
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Athom
Moonee Valley
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Lmst
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Melbourne
Australians Impress Canadian Hosts With Lavish Hospitality
The Australian cricket team and staff receive grand treatment from Mr Southam and hosts in Canada. An immense estate features an organ built over six months, hidden organ pipes, squash and tennis courts, luxury planes and boats, and abundant entertainment. The visitors, led by Mr Mailew and Mr Richertoom, enjoy superb hospitality and widespread admiration from wealthy Canadians.
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Wripy
Paris
Mihionaire
Th. Tosh
Ottaws
Southam
Joe
Mailew
View Richertoom
Walon M
South Australian Railways Reports Profit for Year End
Despite irregularities in crops, farmers in Banlourea push artichoke thistle as cattle feed. South Australian Railways shows a profit of £012,237 for the year ended June on actual working operations.
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Artichoks Thistle
Ban Loura
South Australian Railways
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