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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1925
Page
10
Sporting notes list Horsham versus Rupanyup and Morcham versus Rupanyup Wickham in tomorrow’s fixtures with umpires named for the card. It recalls last week’s Stawell clash and previews a keen contest at Central Park, with lineups and past results sketched amid foggy OCR.
The Minyip and Warracknabeal match drew a large crowd at Anzac Park with Tishler refereeing a cautious, high scoring game. Warracknabeal led early and extended to a 40 point win as Minyip battled injuries and slippery conditions, despite strong shooting from the home team.
The Gerang vs Pimpinio term for Pimpinia will be chosen from Ellis Reinheimer Levitsky Major Clements King Robinson Thamm Fisher H Smith J Lawson Mitchell Johns Watson Nalder J Smith R Lawson Francis. The team departs by special train from Pimpinio at 12 30 pm. Any player ruled by the secretary J Tyack.
Riverside and Haven square off at Riverside stadium tomorrow at 2 30 pm. Riverside will be represented by A Cebergung Brooksby Wilson McDonald Milla W Heard Hobbs Woodhart Bal Hinger W Beott Wirth Brew ort E Kemp F Taylor Major P Border A Lent HL Johns A Murr ett G Kel and others.
The Lakes edged Harrow by eight points to claim a sixteenth straight win. McSweeney and McDonald starred for the Lakes with solid work on both ends, while Penby and Campbell contributed key plays as the Lakes built a late lead and held off Harrow’s late charge.
Wimmera district riflemen visited Ballarat on Saturday for a friendly match and were entertained at a Ballarat Union dinner. Mr. Jounce, Ballarat Union president, praised the visitors and buoyed continued inter-union matches. E Treva and T Ball of the Wimmera Union thanked Ballarat for arrangements. An invitation was extended for a return match and inter-club firing. The Horsham Club challenge against Horsham A N A is set for July 18.
Local owners in Mosari 8 May and W Olats saw Bearer and British Pluck win their heats. Final results crown HOMSEAM JULY MEET with Katcios and E J Wimmars Coffee Palace noted in a stray program.
Fragmentary OCR shows election references and names like Miles Killaw and Catettemkembioe. The broken text hints at political items or members tied to a local election in June with unclear roles.
A letter warns golfers about taking coaching from unqualified advisers as it can ruin a player’s swing and effort, citing a married couple at Wentworth Falls Golf Club and a warning to beware a so called expert. The piece notes the harm of changing style and the need for qualified guidance.
Delegates hear a proposal by the Australian Bowling Council to standardise bowls by weight and size affecting about 49 000 players and £50 000 in value. A meeting at Cullive House urged clubs to pressure the Victorian Bowling Association to repeal the recent legislation on bowl dimensions.
Report from Ballarat races at the Miners Turf Club shows several handicaps with horses and margins. Polly Have won five furlongs, Delphie Doman and Fidenise placed, and Jelly Pony race saw Forward win with notable betting odds. Novice Handicap and Welter events completed the card with multiple contenders listed.
Notices and events list with horseracing style ad details, nominations, and local church service times. Names, places, and times appear in a garbled OCR fragment pointing to meetings at Wimuiery Cotter Palace and Criprion Worl with multiple figures and dates.
Lost from Murra Warra about 50 come back sheep mostly weaners branded red T and black cross. Reward for information leading to recovery. BL Newell Ahirra Warr.
A jumble of classified lines offers lodging, vehicles, machinery, and building materials. Listings include furnished rooms to rent in Hor Mam and a six month lease, a five room house with a motor garage, plus various items for sale such as a double seated buggy and four large peeking tables. Shipping and contact details appear amid scattered names and locations.
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