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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 28, 1929
Page
5
A clash between Dooen North and the Cyclists drew strong crowd interest at the local football grounds. North led early, but Cyclists fought back with scoring bursts, while referees struggled to control the rough play as both sides exchanged momentum and disputed calls, yielding a tense finish.
Fragmented report covers a golf match at NorSham Club with names like Ny Smith and others, noting delays and partial results. It lists players and affiliations and references a Saturday session and a season's start, but specifics are unclear due to the garbled OCR text.
Fragmentary notes describe a croquet event at the Horsham club with mention of players, equipment, and an upcoming match. The readable text hints at a ceremony or gathering, but many words are garbled, leaving key details about participants and outcomes unclear.
Fragmented obituary text describes multiple individuals, families, and funeral details, naming places like Worsham Cemetery and dates around a Sunday service. It lists numerous family names and potential descriptors, with garbled OCR creating a dense, event-driven memorial record.
In a densely garbled report, Ballarat League activity surfaces with mentions of teams, players, and venues across towns like Horsham Harrow and Harrow, alongside references to local figures such as Mrs J Way and L Ryybunine. The piece hints at a program of matches, debuts, and standings interwoven with scattered names and places.
A garbled OCR style page mentions a cycling event with unclear references to locations, dates, and participants. It references Melbourne, Malvern, and a state road race, with vague notes on preparations, sponsorships, and a possible main event. The story lacks coherent names, scores, or outcomes.
The report notes Constable Murguur left yesterday for Melbourne and was transferred to Russell. A Man named Morshamtte was acquitted and a number of local officials and supporters are named. The piece mentions donations, a ministerial appointment, and estate bequests totaling significant sums.
Auction notices announce a series of sales in multiple weeks with Young stock, mares, foals, and bloodstock to be sold at various venues including Minsip and Horstham. The schedule lists dates in May to November, describing stalls, entries, and lot types, inviting buyers to inspect and bid on livestock and related property.
An unclear OCR fragment references a funeral for Mrs Dimaswity and a daughter of Mr Weer Movaehy, with scattered notes about a sale and a memorial event. The text mentions Macy's Caye, ArConap, and a public sale involving a gold selling, plus town ceremonies. Details are garbled and names inconsistent.
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