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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 14, 1933
Page
3
Horsham's forward play pins the Magpies as key players like Lawson and Ball push for goals while the defense led by G. Aleck and Anderson holds firm. Dodie plans to depart with the team as junior association schedules loom and a college match follows.
Warracknab es visit the Park for a keen contest as the Maroon and Golds seek revenge on Stawell following a defeat three weeks ago. Hart's team hosts the game aiming for a win in front of home fans with a charged atmosphere.
A Wimmera Football League meeting at Stawell discussed removing percentages to break ties for first to third places and approved a deciding match system between the top two clubs. They set prize and ground arrangements and outlined semi final and final venue plans, with rain contingency offers.
Central Wimmera Horsham welcomes Natimuk for a home fixture at Recreation Reserve after a long travel spell. Sovtrak may visit for what is expected to be one of the season’s best games with strong lineups and an anticipated crowd.
A cryptic sports card notes Presbyterian versus Pimpinio and Audphians facing Pederails in CYALS with Quantong and Church of England also on the docket, signaling a chaotic slate of mini matchups.
An appeal by the Presbyterian club over C. McKenna’s eligibility is upheld, with officials blamed for clearance failures. The match result remains unchanged and £9 costs to be paid by the Junior League.
A long list of players and emergencies for multiple clubs and school teams outlines tomorrow’s selection process. Candidates from Pimpinio, Applelys Uke, Presbyterians, Adelphians, and Church of England show at showgrounds by 2 pm for possible inclusion, with federals and 19th man spots noted.
Sydney reports Leslie Heldke, traveling with the Kangaroo team en route to England, will be put ashore at Fremantle due to an injury. The proceeding ship’s W WM injury detail follows a wire from our correspondent.
In London on Wednesday critics rate Austin Petry unlikely to beat Crawford in the European zone final. The outcome hinges on the doubles as analysts weigh the chances in the Davis Cup contest.
The Dooen club course recovered from a dry spell as matches were played yesterday. Mrs. Pelchen defeated Mrs. Melke 2 up, Miss Fechler won over Mrs. Gordon, and Miss A Newton beat Mrs. Meie ger in an even match. one match remains to be played.
A fragment reports Monday games with teams Brown Sono Paterson Stewart Montha Murphy Boyd C E M S Bolton Cook Edwards Hall Langlands Y M 8 McSweeney Dougherty Scott Maroney Hoare Rover Blair Simpson Shillingtop Allan Sawyer umpires A Blair J Trounce and notes results with unclear scores and lineups.
Fifteen year old Jock Dowling from Swan Hill captured the fifth annual Victorian road cycling championship over 16 miles, finishing in 45 minutes 15 seconds. He swept all four official sprints as over 5,000 spectators watched the Bruce Small Pty Ltd staged race. Joe Bray Caulfield and A Heron Newport placed minor, with Bo Dawes of Dimbooth present.
Tomorrow at the Horsham links a bogey handicap event will start at 1 45 p m in two grades. Players will tee off in threes and must arrange their own three programme. The club's annual tournament programmes are available from the rotary or at the club house.
Yesterday the second round concluded with Mrs. 8 Stith the victor. Contenders included Mrs. McTavish, Miss Lavery, Mrs. Ingletom, and Miss No Studlew. Results listed show handicaps, scores, and placements for the event with nine hole handicap details for several players.
The Chief Secretary announces allotment of race meetings to country districts to reduce midweek meetings. He notes metropolitan courses have closed or shifted to city venues and urges districts near Melbourne to host more events while maintaining access and community benefits.
Stawell and Horsham Associates played in round four of the Victorian Ladies Golf Union Wimmera pennant at Stawell. Stawell scored 4 to 2 in A division with wins by Mrs Mitchell and Mrs Bristow and losses by others, while Horsham claimed 3 games to Stawell 2 in B division led by wins by Miss Allan and Mrs Wright.
The Horsham Angling Club hired a motor truck to move about 5000 small perch from Natimuk channels to the river. Officials thanked Natimuk Club for arranging canning and transport. About 6000 perch have been placed in the river this season, with 50 000 young perch moved from Natimuk creeks to Mitre Dam and surrounding waters.
San Francisco report notes Winooka will contest Frisky Matron on the Tantoran track July 30 over a 54 length distance. Details of the event and participating horses are listed for local racing fans.
The notice calls for improved school attendance over the next two months to prevent reclassification and staff changes at Horsham Elementary. It warns reduced staffing may occur if attendance does not rise and urges parents to ensure regular school presence. The item also lists church services and community church activities in the Horsham area.
Rived on England report notes a voyage from Lyons to Heston Aerodrome arriving 5 10 on Monday four years after a proposed Atlantic crossing. Weather and meteorological briefing delay any crossing attempt with plans to inspect starting pilots before proceeding.
A misread text describes a christening titled Faith in Australia by Mel Stevens, New South Wales Premier, and references a demonstration flight with a machine for directing air mass over an imperial route. The device is described as large and experimental and may be adapted for ordinary passenger use later.
A Horsham Times note reports a public meeting at the Town Hall to raise funds for a state memorial to Sir John Monash. The committee, led by Melbourne mayoral appointees, asks residents to contribute even small sums and lists two donation points at the Horsham Times office or Town Hall. The Horsham branch of the K.S.S.L.L.A. has already sent £1 1s. toward the appeal.
A Horsham Times reader laments unsportsmanlike taunts from local youths directed at Barnett the ex Cyclists player who turned out for Stowell last Saturday. The writer praises Barnett as a clever goal scorer and argues real sports should boost a local hero rather than undermine him, urging clubs to enforce better conduct.
The passage argues that inner weakness and moral fatigue stem from spiritual poverty and unfulfilled desires. It urges believers to seek divine strength from the Spirit of God, citing biblical figures to illustrate power available when one lifts the faith that connects to God’s energy.
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