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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 12, 1933
Page
3
The season starts tomorrow with Longerthong College vs Wonwondan and Kalken v Jung lhopen North, a bye in one. A 2.20 pm Shire Hall meeting selects Presbyterian and Cyclists teams from long lists. A practice match for the Wail Foot Poll Club is set for 2 pm tomorrow.
The Central Wimmera Association hosts two key games tomorrow with Natimuk at home to Horsham Records and Pimpinio visiting Dimboola Netimwdk after extended training in fair mood condition. The Seconds are not strong but will provide tough opposition as visitors.
On Thursday May 4 a Noradjuha schoolboy team arrived to play a return match against Quantong. Hospitality was extended by Mr H McKinden. The visitors were defeated with Noradjuha’s N McDonald, J Lowe, K Filippo, D Coates and A Walter among the scorers and Quantong’s J Lowe, M Leslie and G Hutchinson among the bowlers and dismissals.
The article describes a new venting pump and piping work at the pond with a cement bow drain and copper grating to prevent fish escape. It notes a stone floor formation for the pond bed and a small water flow to keep the pond full. The club thanks supporters who assisted in the project.
Amateur boxing and wrestling activities have recommenced in the town. The clubroom on Present Street near Mr Sutartt’s transport depot hosts a bowtie ring and wrestling mat for members. On Monday night Jim Cowell Jack Bradley and Fa worked out on the mat under supervision, with Terri Atkins or Brad assisting. Training nights are Mondays and include physical culture sessions for youths and adults.
Disappointment in Geelong beat mee as Geelong College pulled out. Geelong Grammar upset Xavier while Weasley beat Melbourne Grammar. Times show Scotch walked over Geelong College and Geelong Grammar beat Xavier by two lengths at Barwon River, Barwon.
The principal at Lengerenong Agricultural College reports 143 points of run in April, bringing yearly total to 412. Wheat sales rose with 273 bags of seed wheat and 167% bags of ungraded wheat sold to Messrs Ebbot Keehy I ry. Ploughing for barley continues, 14 acres cleared, and 200 ned forte acres left with Algerian onts. Barley sowing underway, 30 acres leveled for irrigation. The college stock lists 10 pigs and 50 rams sold, with restored but unsatisfactory returns from the office herd.
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