Cricketers at Dinner Celebrate Footballers' Club Premiership
A Horsham Cricket Association dinner at Perring's Cafe marked Longerenong College as premiers for 1927-28, with about 40 guests including club representatives. Speakers praised the team spirit, noted the High School’s town-section win, and paid tribute to Dr. Henderson, Mr. Edwards, and other officials for guiding the association through a successful season.
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Footballers’ Cricket Club
Horsham Cricket Association
Perring’s
Longerenong College
R. E. Charles
Rafe
Warriors
Rugoersap
LCA
Hugh Main
Horsham High School
Vimpinia
de. BR
Edwards
Wood
Tel' Lees
John Natteuss
J. Nattelles
AL Lew
Kindro
BR. K
Bower Church of England
Poitimilere
Brett
Med Whitty
Elas
Barat
Pipires
Marat
Conmbere
Smith
J. Nattrass
Cricker
RB. A. Hobbs
Caterer Mint
Hodges
C. RK. Frencham
C. McPherson
Porring
Messrs
J. Hoskin
W. Lawrence
C. Freneham
J. Fraser
RB. A. Jenkin
Prospects bright as Horsham cycle tests loom for season
Over 33 players gathered at Recreation Reserve for Horsham training with ex Marion prospects joining Red and Blue. Roy Curtis from Wonwondah may join. rumors of Alcocks' Cyclists clearance denied. Tomorrow selectors watch Horsham versus Jimpinio at Recreation Reserve to assess aspirants. Junior Association season opens with College versus Chooen Cyclists and Wonwondah v Horsham Cyclists.
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Norsndll Citrine Io Sons
Recreation Reserve
Roy Curtis
Wonwondah
Marion
W. Alcock
Cyclists’ Club
Horsham
Jimpinio
Wool
Wimmera League
Dimboola
League
Green and Golds
Stawell
Twoclowk
College
Chooen
Vo Wonwondah
Jung
Kalkee
Doven North
Horsham Cyclets
Joe. Wik
Ih Medntere
F. Bimpson
A. Boyle
PF Barnett
A. Hish
3. Wilson
H. Cockroft
RL Ballinger
W. Jones
T. Kemp
McKenna
W. Aspinall
Jim Wik
A Elbourne
J. Martin
Conroy
S. Bushby
Beveridge
SS. Ward
EE. Weames
Kalkee's XI Named For Dung Clash Tomorrow
The Kalkee team to face Dung tomorrow features Sort Appleby Brrew Coghlin Fechner Fennessy Greenaway Gislidings Gilhiams Ingle ton Johns Lawsom McDonald Reinheimer Smith Simpson Poh othe Crick with six players to be omitted.
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Kalkee
Dung
S" Sort
Appleby
Brrew
Coghlin
Fechner
Fennessy
Greenaway
Gislidings
Gilhiams
Ingleton
Johns
Lawsom
McDonald
Reinheimer
Smith
Simpson
Pohothe
Crick
Big drop in football train fares tested by commissioners
A Melbourne meeting read a communication from the Railway Commissioners proposing broad fare reductions for footworn special runs to test if cheaper rail travel boosts traffic and revenue. Wimmera clubs could see season guarantees drop from £100 to £9, with sixpence per five miles, max 7s 0d. Details compare 1901 and new fares across Ararat Stawell Warracknabeal Horsham routes.
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Melbourne
Conotpy
Wimmera
Nbill
Stawell
NBM
Wimmera League
Ararat
Warracknabeal
Horsham
Florsiwin
Horsham Footballers Club Meeting At Perring's Cafe
Horsham Footballers Cricket Club schedules a Monday night meeting at Perring's Cafe inviting players and supporters to attend. Pimpinto Chit season recap notes success winning the Murray Cup after 18 matches with 11 wins, 5 losses, 1 draw. L Rule top batter and bowler. A Rule captain with 16 wickets. final match won by 3 wickets and 2 runs.
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Horsham Footballers
Perring’s
Pempinto
Pimpinto
Horsham Cricket
L. Rule
A. Rule
Cycling praised as health resort in England slogan
A prominent English medical map lauds the bicycle calling the push bike one of England's chief health resorts. The creator of the map coined the slogan to emphasize cycling's health benefits.
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England
Horsham Club Commences Practice Season Start
Hecker players are reminded that the stage opens tomorrow with a practice limited at the High School grounds. Old and intending members are asked to attend to prevent. Play will commence at 2. A club meeting will be held at Cheeseman's Cafe tonight (Friday) at Dorlock where important business will be discussed.
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Hecker
Cheeseman
Dorlock
Golf arena eyes large field in 18 hole handicap
Fine weather sets the scene for tomorrow as a large field of players contest an 18 hole stroke play handicap at LAC clock. Results from Tuesday in 17 hole handicap show Miss Learmouth 90-26-64 and Mrs Henderson among others. Yesterday's 17 hole scores feature Miss Young 78-21-57 and Miss Stilley 06-21-65 with Mrs Henderson also listed. 9 hole results note Miss Young 38-11-27 and Mrs Glatz 42-7-85. The usual handicaps for men and women apply tomorrow and the opening day foursomes tie will be decided.
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Terndon
N. Learmouth
Henderson
W. Bolton
Glasson
E. Young
Glatz
N. Stilley
Harvey
Game at Louwb in America by Cable notes lean crowds
London report by Cable on Walter Lindrum back from America. He claims billiards money is scarce and it is common to see top American players drawing only two or three spectators.
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London
Walter Lindrum
America
Duncan
Scanlon
Shadow King
Reanlon
Australian Crawford Loses in Los Angeles Exhibition
In Los Angeles a Crawford from Australia was defeated in a singles exhibition by Stefens after a fast match. Sopman from Australia showed improved form following the bout.
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Cable
Los Angeles
Crawford
Stefens
Sopman
Australia
Warrnambool Turf Meeting Results and Ascot Preview
National racing notes from Warrnambool show results across Union Handicap and Hopkins Hurdle with Headman Helio Star and Poidale first and second, plus betting odds. The Warrnamboo Cup counts Eastern Glow Hazelwood and Trireme among top finishers as earlier races feature strong fields. detailed placings and odds listed. An Ascot report follows predicting big Saturday meeting with a £500 race and expected favorites like Double Fault and Bill Brow, plus comments on weights and debutants Mranin Karowin and Yaropian and the likely top weight Credence in the main mile race.
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Warrnambes
Warrnambool
Union
Headman
Heliostar
Ransom's Gate
Hopkins
Poidale
Provost Wister
Hazelwood
Jack's
Ascot
V.T
B.A. Anl
Bill Brow
Pill Hrow
Gisborne
Bill
Mranin
Karowin
Yaropian
Rhinestone
Toesfoy
Vielmet
Enimpers
Proton
Stipes And Steeples Spark Melbourne Racing Debate
Melbourne racing readers confront steward decisions and betting shenanigans at Mentone. Hastie faces a one month ban for crossing the field, while Honorium drifting against public opinion stirs controversy. Prodigy and Multado win two-year-old races as Arslab and a NZ grey impress with strong betting moves.
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Melbourne
Mentone
Sydney
Hastie
Dri Z
Honorium
H. Lawk
Jeust
Prodigy
Low Robinson
Multado
Western Australia
Mulado
Arsulab
New Zealand
Bettgainst
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F. Lowe
Wits
Kuns
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A. Duke
R. Fisher
G. Edwards
A. Jagger
K. Fisher
Gilmour
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Flack
I. . Edwards
Horsham Club
Dooen Club
Lowebb
F. W. Allen
Southern Cross and
Spalding
Ring 422
Koebhartins Ft
Wm Tith
Ecrels
Tom Ellis
San
W. E. McGregor
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