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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 25, 1934
Page
3
Warracknabeal teams in strong condition after training with Geach Greeves guiding fitness. Horsham travels by special train to Warracknabeal for tomorrow’s Wimmera match while central games feature Wonwondah v Goroke and Natimuk hosts Timpinio with a large local crowd expected.
Tomorrow's fixtures place Stawell against Ararat with 9 close contests likely, as Stawell may seize its first win. Ballarat hosts Ballarat City versus Imperial, and Golden Point faces South Ballarat. Umpires named Warracknabeal Horsham Boyd. Stawell v Ararat Devine Ballarat Imperial Kinnaird South Burgess.
Horsham officials announce a nine man delegation will travel to Gambier on King’s Birthday. A 18 member party from the town will meet Horsham officials and oversee arrangements for a large gathering at Gambier. Car owners with spare seats are urged to contact secretary A. A. Knowles to help coordinate travel and seating.
Geoff Lawson of the Dimboula football team suffered a blood vessel rupture in the last quarter of the Marton Dimboula game. He received immediate treatment and hopes to be fit for Minyip tomorrow.
The report notes boxing divisions in the district and cites Bruce Carmichael and Tom Holger as key figures. It mentions Horst and Tate in connections to boxing and club activities, with Carmichael previously leading the ILA ALC and showing strong interest in club welfare.
Readable fragments describe SHS sponsor club gathering with violin solo and local singers Miss Ex Jones and Ty Prasat. Audience reception praised. studio telephones carried congratulatory messages including from Miitara. Baillie thanks theatre manager J Conabere for hall use for the bandsmen's first broadcast.
London Wednesday report of an Australian innings where the attack through Wall and Grimmett weakened the effort as Hampshire dominated. Bowler McCabe claimed several wickets while Hampshire amassed a total around 401 with many batsmen scoring, and the Australians struggled for breakthroughs.
The Armored Car defeated the Church of England 12 to 11 in a high standard basketball duel noted for fast play and sharp shooting. Page led scorers with multiple goals as Edwards and Kay contributed for Church of England while Ward and Spewart solidified Armored Car’s lead through the game.
The league tables debate public policy questions on compulsory schooling and future travel, with July 21 as a key date. The first named team will host and argue the motion in native style, focusing on the harmful influence of certain policies and related transport restrictions.
The Wimmera Gulf Association held in Dimboola reviewed finances with a £37 credit and elected officers led by President P M McDonald. Protests against rising country club affiliation fees were discussed along with handicapping, unregistered club entries, and Country Week preparations with dates and selection plans established.
The Horsham and Stawell associations held a pennant event with many matches reported. Mrs Lay defeated Mrs Snibson while Mrs Un downed 3 up and 27 to. Airs Mitchell lost to Mrs Henderson. several players posted close scores as the nine hole event saw Mr Smith win with 44-17-97 and Miss Harvey runner-up.
An old advertisement argues that dull digestion comes from bile not flowing, claiming two pounds daily. It touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a gentle vegetable remedy to restore bile flow and improve mood, sleep, skin, and breath, warning against substitutes.
Last Friday morning Mr Berey Sleep youngest son of Mrs P Sleep was riding to a contract route five miles north of Rainbow when his horse fell about a mile north of Rainbow Cottage Hospital. He sustained a concussion of the brain and is slowly recovering.
A Melbourne report notes rising Australian primary produce demand in the East, led by wool and dairy, with total exports near £9.16 million for the year to March 1933. It highlights Japan’s 60 percent cut in wheat purchases, Britain’s fuel concerns, and calls for an Australian export council to regulate production and defend markets.
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