Pimpinio Extends Unbeaten Run In Central Wimmera League
Pimpinio remains undefeated after three games as Natimuk suffer a surprising loss at Pimpinio. Horsham and Dimboola share second place after wins over Laharum and Murtoa respectively, while Imboola also in the mix. Horsham Seconds beat Laharum and the Horsham club debuted its new opponent, Lakarian Club, on their ground with a strong display though conditions were wet and demanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pimpinio
Laharum
Murtoa
Horsham
Imboola
Natimuk
Murton
Horshams
Laka Iran
Horshum
Takernm
Laharats
Borsham
Laharum Kain
Labaran
Labaram
Opperman to Attend Wimmera Junior Cycling Meet
World famed cyclist Hubert Opperman will visit Dimboola for the Malvern Star junior territorial championship on the Nhill road next month. He plans to present the sash to the junior Wimmera champion at Regent Theatre and will showcase slides of championships, plus a rollers demonstration. Riders from Stawell Horsham Dimboola Nhill Kaniva Jeparit Rainbow Natimuk Warracknabeal Beth are entered. last four tests were won by Dimboola riders Col Hoffmann B Davis and Leo Hoffmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Opperman
Dimboola
Malvern Star
Nhill
Opperman
Regent Theatre
Stawell
Horsham
Kaniva
Jeparit
Rainbow
Natimuk
Warrucknabeal
Beth
Col Hoffmann
B. Davis
Leo
Hoffmann Jon
Pimpinio Defeats Nasimuk In Narrow League Showdown
Away from home, Pimpinio suffered a heavy defeat before a late surge by Nasimuk. At half time Pimpinio led by 12, but Nasimuk equalized in a tight second half. Final scores Pimpenio 20 16 Nasimuk 9 5. Pimpinio remains undefeated topline in the league.
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Pimpinio
Nasimuk
Pimpinic
Haven remains undefeated in district league after win over Longerenong
Haven beat Longerenong College by nearly seven goals as boggy conditions hindered scoring. Haven led 62 to 2 at halftime, endured a third quarter push with four posters by College, then finished 48 to 2 in the final term. Best Haven players were Evans Taylor Boyle Cornell Carter Young. College's standouts included Brown Moody Alexander Guest Charles. Armoured Car also defeated Quantong for their second win of the season.
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HAVEN
Longerenong College
St the Bell
Horsham Club Holds 18-Hole Stroke and Championship Qualifiers
In heavy conditions from week rain, 70 Horsham Club players contested an 18-hole stroke event alongside the first round of the club championships. A division A winner E Bolton with 725-87 led a tight field, while B division was captured by H Jenkins with a net 62 on handicap 58. Other top scores include Simpson, Nightingale, McNeilly, and Clark, with many entries listed in leading scores.
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Horsham
E. Bolton
F. Simpson
M. Nightingals
J. Mountford
G. R. Shirlaw
J. Clarkson
D. Levy
I.T. Bennett
H. Jenkins
G. McNeilly
Clark
W. Barnett
A. F
Tucker
F. Fegan
J. Bryne
Wilmoth
N. Tullolo
Golf results show improving conditions and tight margins
Week end prospects faded but rain improved the Doven course so fairways firmed and tees sharpened. Lane Halliwell and A Lane beat bogey 1 up in a four ball while Pelehen followed Thursday win with a steady 46 10 35 in the associates event. Other results list various four ball and nine hole scores for men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doven
Lane-Halliwell
G Cross
Lane
Boch
Pelehen
AL Hadlmell
AL Cross
G. Cross
G. Stone
McPherson
O. Feetiler
R. Wallis
H. Chandler
W Weight
Peleben
Wallis
Miss Brows
L. McLean
R. Chilton
Scott
Price fixing commissions urged amid 12.1 percent rise
Communist Party leader J. D. Blake blasts 12.1 percent increases in food and groceries revealed by the Commonwealth Statistician. He says five thousand signatories support price fixing commissions with producer and consumer representation. He also urges a higher basic wage to offset rent and living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Statistician
Alr
J. D. Blake
Vicorian
Communist Party
Pasture Prospects Across States Amid Woolgrower Report
The Australian Woolgrowers' Council notes strong feed conditions in New South Wales and favorable pastures across many districts. Foot rot is rising in southern flocks, lambs face delayed growth, and store cattle values eased slightly. Western Australia sees good lambing prospects while Queensland and northern regions report drought and stock movement pressures. Overall feed is scarce in many areas with winter outlook uncertain and rainfall critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austratian Woolgrowers’ Council
New South Wales
Victoria
Riverina
Hawilton
South Australia
Wuth-East
Austalia
Gascoyne
Murchtsou
Quernsland
Barcoo
Hughenden
Cloncurry
Fragmented OCR notes describe Tasmanian regions and steel plants
The text reads as a garbled report mentioning Tasmanian north and west areas, liaising with failed mill and steel plant references, unclear place names, and broken terms. It provides no clear event, person, or date, leaving only partial geographic hints and industrial keywords.
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Langlands. & Sons Pty. Ltd
Quality Stores
Pelaco
C. McDougall
Pynsent Street
Huilting
Maret
Wimmera
D. Laharum
Prom Our
Howe
Ted
Nesta
Sweihle Selimners
Hal Tod Tiowlchirkers
Hershaw
Rani
Beau Wade
Ty Ridgewell
Stevens
Franklin
Pimplino
AY Pimplino
Blues
Yeem
Oppermann
Imboolands
Dimbools
Natimak
Quantong
Ponttac
Forrester Motors Pty. Ltd
Arrumaboe
Gambia
Business Girls
Miss VY Ashwin
Florist
Firebrace Street
Hershals
Ertore
Wilson
Lambing Prospects
Aneth
Taswania
Awry Steel Hee Nntisity Amit Atti
Peacock’s
Eta
Tis Lit Testing Opticians
Bourke ST. Melb
Charles Motors
Pincent Street
Chrysler, Morris & Rec
LANZ
Hussieas
Australia
Chas, H. Hoskin & Sons Pty, Ltd
Fir Victoria
Ruvorina K.L. Engines & Tractors Pty
Seancercer
Melbourne
Opperman’s Red Gum Saw Mill
Robinson Street
Mill
Barnes
Teva Barnes
Ty J.W. Ward
Horshaw
Wits
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