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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1935
Page
2
Sporting news reports a tight Ballarat Warriors League day with Horsham placing sixth on percentages after a strong 128 split against Hareham Ube. Golden Point action at Ballarat and Warracknabeal featured high drama, crowd numbers rose, and gate receipts at the Ballarat ground topped expectations.
Horsham led at half then clung to a seven point win over Ararat in a bruising match at Recreational Reserve. Ararat surged late after a strong third quarter, with Perrett, Clough and Lawson among the best, while Horsham’s Allgood, Twaddle, Kane and Ball anchored defense and Ball plus Lawson pounced on forward chances.
Warracknabeal defeated Stawell 15 goals 1 behind to 7 goals 18 after a demoralising finish. Except for the opening quarter, the match stayed close as Warracknabeal’s system and vigor surged in the final term. Gate receipts reached £4 with several players missing, and standout performers included Hogan for Warracknabeal and Hart for Stawell.
Imperial defeated Ballarat 17 goals 23 behinds to 7 goals 6 behinds in a Ballarat Outer match at City Oval. Reiffel 5, Snowlen 5, Parks 5 led Imperial scoring while Wheeler 5, Byrne and Anderman starred for Ballarat. A moderate crowd watched as SNA broadcast the game with Dunbar providing description. Glasson played well for Ballarat but key players were missing.
The Point team edged South by two points in a hard fought contest that stayed close through the final ten minutes. Both sides displayed strong play, with Booth and others delivering high effort and weighty play, while Point relied on a finishing push despite missing A Taylor and fielding a new player Bere Rodgers McIntyre Dageun Nunn Preale.
In a tense contest Dimboola defeated Minyip by 10 points after a close start. Minyip trailed by as many as eight points late in the first half before rallying with vigor in the final period, helped by a home crowd at the Veld Range.
Paraphrased sports brief lists multiple players and goal scorers from a game involving Nhill Jeparit and other teams. Mentions include best players Setneider Wateou brothers Wolléreninn Teesarth M Shipsides Lonere Krelie heat on grognil Timms Boschen Cal Vine Beal Melntyrs and goal kickers Jeparit K Baldock 6 Deckert 5 Witney Liven Sunderland Logan Strawhill Stephen Deckert brothers Ridgwell Eastick.
Wonwondah fielded a strong side but Horsham Seconds prevailed in a tough match. Key moments saw Hor shant Shorsham Seconds light up the forward line with goals from McFarlane and Mayberry as Wonwondah fought back, but Horsham led 4 3 at quarter time and stretched the advantage into the final period.
In a tense match Horsham led 3.7 to Wonwondah 4.19 at halftime with Murray, Cameron, and Mackin starring for the visitors. Aspinall, Mayberry, and King battled through a high scoring second half as the game swung on goals and late plays, with Wonwondah edging ahead before Horsham clung to victory despite strong defense and late pressure.
Pimpinio produced a cleats and clever football display before a large crowd at Goroke on Saturday. Pimpinio led 124 to 34 at half time and extended the margin to 187 to 47 by the final siren. O'Connor brothers, Boswell, J. Baker, and Edwards starred for Pimpinio while Goroke’s Tredell, Pritchard, Oolding, W Burne and Breen were best.
Natimak and Donen North clashed in a tight ground contest marked by combined plays and aerial work from the visitors. North led much of the game with goals from H Heard and T Behrwood, while Natimak replied late in each term before Doven North sealed the result.
A jumble of names, places, and dates appears in this sanitized OCR fragment. It hints at events and people like May Smee and urban notes but lacks coherent narrative or complete details.
A garbled advertisement lists a wide range of fall fashion textiles and hosiery with clearance pricing. Items include fully fashioned cashmere, wool, and cotton garments, gloves, fancy knitted garments, trimming yarns, ribbed underlayers, and children's wear. Notable mentions include cashmere hose, silk and wool blends, and various yard goods offered at reduced rates, with quantities and prices noted in a fashion-forward, sale-driven catalog style. The jumble preserves product variety, outlet terms, and discount emphasis, reflecting a liquidation of stock.
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