COUNTRY LEAGUE UMPIRING DEBAT E CHALLENGE FEES
Umpires deputation to the Country Football League meeting at Horshim Town Hall seeks reduced appointment fees and broader representation. Delegates from West Wim associations advocate fair pay while debating who bears costs and which associations to invite to align standards and governance.
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Winer Umpires’ Association
Country Football League
Winn Wera Aredw
Horshim Town Hall
J. Kk. Menalue
A. Griffiths
A. A. Knowles
Wngon
Griffiths
Dittenby
Messr
A. Wo Rankin
T. Henderson
West Wimwera
W. A
Glenelg
Football Secretary's Task Delays Clearances in Country League
Secretaries in Wheathirds and Kenmare clubs delayed player clearances for Wheatlanda linked squadists. Victorians note players expected to pay for old guernseys while some funds offered were insufficient. Delegates discuss transfer holds and potential match bans as dispute continues into Tuesday afternoon.
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Ome
Iver
Veral Taret Og
Torham
Thesday
Wheathirds
Kenware Poothal Ghabs
Vitter
Wheatlanda
Toth
Wheatlinds Club
Lnis
Buckley
Kenmare
Highton
Doi Beatae
Phe
Onsen Bork
Miltie
Pati Uta
Tawa
Buekk
Piure
Wimmera League Football Visit to Ararat In Doubt
The Wimmera League football visit to Ararat faces setbacks as Horsham suffers injuries to Alcock and Brown. The Horsham side, led by coach driven drills, aims to rebound after a 90 point loss to Wirrangabell and a tough upcoming match. A special Horsham train departs for the clash, with team lists and emergencies noted for a busy day at the showground.
Ararat Lodge Protest Against Warricknatent Play
Rumors circulated in the league last week that Ararat lodged four protests against Warricknatent for alleged LL play. No official path or statement has emerged to confirm or explain the claims as of Saturday.
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Ararat
Warricknatent
LL. Sehneder
Pth
Wollermann Ex Dimibephu Flopets Granted Leave to Pine
E ood W Wollermann and the ex Dimibephu group receive eloarmmees to pine with Horsham though not to sitection for a fortnight, reflecting a delayed move and formal approval amid organizational shifts.
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E. Ood
W. Wollermann
Horsham
Horsham Seconds Host Dimboals Sorands In Central Wimmera
In Central Wimmera fixtures Horsham Seconds entertain Dimboals Sorands at home while Bellams Blues seek recovery after reversals. Admission to the grogal will be fur 1. The Natimak match features strong Pimpinio visiting with expectations of a tight contest.
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Horsham
Dimboals
Bellams Blues
Grogal
Natimak
Pimpinio
Huth
Local Junior Association Matches Draw Seen for August 20
The draw lists August 20 games including Kalkee versus Relists, Vollege versus Wonwunlah, and Dooen North facing Slam. The schedule shows Jung, Cyclists, Wonwondale, Kalkee, Donen, and a bye in play.
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Kalkee
Relists
Vollege
Wonwunlah
Dooen North
Slam
Jung
Wonwondale
Donen
Football lecture inspires CEMLS team at Motley night
On Motley night the football section of the CEMLS Society was treated to a duck-linard lecture by Mr Pronk Clements. The talk stressed physical fitness and teamwork with tips from 12 years on the field. Afterward the team enjoyed a coffee and pastry supper hosted by president Mr G Derting.
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C.e.mls
CEM
Soeletn
Pronk Clements
Clements
G. Derting
Teams For Tomorrow Horsham And Pimpinio Lineups
Horsham Seconds list Mithen Fischer W Alcork TS Martin Hoare Comn Ball Pleven Scott Dougherty Brown Menthe Ingles Curren Francis Gillespie Wellin. Pimpinio features Wollermann Jagger Boswell O Wonner Fishir Smith Wilkinson W Finck Thamm Blumtell King Edwards Ho Baker Ith onan KR Finnk Jung. Cyclists include J Wik TO McIntyre Supsen Tharnett Cockroft McKenna Aspinall Ward Davies Jones Pallet Tydeman Ward. Emergency entries note V Maddern and 1th mand emergencies.
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Wilsim
A. Arnor
J. Wik
Wik
S&s Bushbhy
DL Jakobi
Re Ward
Mat Smith
Wile W. Farx
Fonx
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J. Mentha
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Stewart
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Ho Spencer
Langlands
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BR. Schmidt
Vo Sawyer
Ith Man
A. Cook
BL Wilsher
H. Tonkinson
Presbyterian
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Horsham
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Hoare
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Ball
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Scott
Dougherty
Brown
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Ingles
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Gillespie
Wellin
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Wollermann
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Boswell
O'Wonner
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Wilkinson
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Thamm. Blumtell
King
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Ith Onan
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Salt Lakes Defeat Balmoral in Rain Affected Match
Salt Lakes beat Balmoral 4 goals 4 behinds to Balmoral 4 points behinds after a heavy rain disrupted play. Winds favored Balmoral early, but Lakes pressured in the second half and pulled clear after a late, final score.
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Dehtagts Wien
Eleanor Brookes memorial foursome event announced
The Eleanor Brookes memorial foursome is scheduled with trophies for the winning pair funded by H J Young. Bonafide club members may compete with entry fees. weight guessing contest chaired by W Bleakley to fund club needs. Women’s section results from Tuesday and follow up results listed for several players.
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H. J. Young
Devon
Proms
Bonafides
Elabs
Clu
Young
W. Bleakley
Clat
Golf Etiquette Dispute Reaches Wagga Court
A case at Wagga Police Court involves George Ernest McEachern charging May Reickan with stealing a golf ball amid a dispute over tournament etiquette. The testimony concerns playing rules and conduct during a local golf event.
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Wagga
George Ernest McEachern
May Reickan
Wee
Australian racing notes from Melbourne season finals
The article reviews Grand National entries and weights with Claronga leading after barrier rise and winning easily. It notes Williams and Arquelis in jumps, Vellmannd as a potential upset, and compares handicaps for Spring prospects. Mixed doubles success highlights Crawford and Mrs Crawford defeating Allison and Heron Ja cob, with further praise for Australian riders and horses.
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J. H. Davis
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Vellmanmd
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Zealamder
Shadow King
Kavern
Middle Watch
Batu
Viol D'Amour
Powercourt
Magnesin
Denia Hoy
Williamstown Form Reviewed At Saturday Meeting
In Williamstown an assessed form review covers the runners Bhopal Cockrow Pitocen and Bay of Biscay with falls and injuries shaping expectations for the national hurdle and steeplechase events. Hind Pitoota and Polygonum show promise while Future contenders such as Enheon and Precocious factor into plans for Fleming ton.
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Bay of Biscay
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Bietself
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Crawford Defeats Perry in Wimbledon Quarterfinals
In London on the men's singles at Wimbledon Perry represented by the Betish bulllig was no match for Australian Crawford Crivfont, who won in four sets. Crawford's display of driving and anticipation impressed spectators as he proved superior to Porty and showcased top form.
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