chaotic sports notes and race results blur in local page
A jumble of football, racing, and club events dominates the page. Mentions Sydney footballers at Pam Buddle, Noble Lad in Bay Winter Meeting, and a South Melbourne Geelong clash ending in a police disturbance. Also references Grasp School selections and other racing references with broken names and unclear outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naronrun
Wandylla
Sydney
School of ‘Arty
Caesar
London
Bexley Hogillay
Noble Lad
Sui
Priner of Wales
Hanscaps
Noble Lal
Evenia
Hichmond
Grasp School
Springdale
Pambule
Serinaholt
Me W. Howe
Pamibule
Begaon
Monier
South Melbourne
Geelong
South Melbourne Cricket Ground
Constante Denham
Ghar Pourat
Cushel
ATC Prine of Wales
Gany
Marters
Weattan
Ceauewe
Grathan
Marjorie
Wrakim
Cubhi Toh
Gruttan
Wanalos
Graliar
O'Sullivan
Tha Rao
GramaiaR School Rovers Rugby Match Ends In Doubtful Win
In a Wednesday match at Vale Rover the GramaiaR School and Rovers clashed in a tight contest. Hancock opened scoring for the Rovers with a late rally by Kirb y and De Diskaing, while Kirby starred for the winners as the light blues edged ahead 8-6 at halftime and held on despite strong Ravern pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abaya
Vidharious
Hye
Hancock
Nile Uo
Nome Bedive
Keng
Boundy
Eo Theough
Cusack
Tonkin
Namin
Light Blues
Pat Kirby
Rovers
Dianstcouty
Compall Hun
el Wis
Howe
Sintt
Aina
Themelven
Plas Begs
England
Teferon
Itv
Fragmented Australian News Sketches Aired In Murky Column
A chaotic OCR dump reports various local items from Australia. It mentions a penalty of repairs at Dignen’s Creek, a central rifle club, a council request over costs, and a violent incident with a fatal head wound. Names and places drift through a stream of partially legible references to towns, councils, and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hortins
Contiie Ralind
Sannofiimne
White
Aeeball
Naren
Moruyanes
Moruya
Rey Central Tuba Rifle Club
Snnekeley Ours
Uniliga
Uutksmion
Ak Tereboluss
Alita
Bodulla
Momialia
Unclear historical report with scattered names and events
From Our Correspondents details a chaotic scene with mentions of a hat misread as a symbol, various individuals including inspectors and officials, and references to weather, a public sailing notice, and a disrupted schedule. The fragmentary text references Angredats, Bevinayul, and Sydney connections, with unclear dates and outcomes.
Visit of the Sydney Footballers in Malton
A garbled report describes a visit by a Sydney football team to Malton with a mix of fragmented names and places. The text mentions a mayor, a curling event, and various obscure references as part of an unclear schedule or reception.
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Sporting
Nowaber
Bri
Ain
Countime Vina
Balfual -Yardy
Han
Mach
Lewisob
Day
Mlanh- Tain
Dunedin
Itr
Darwin
Han Leraey
Mr. Lees
Me Johnson
Port Darwin
Bai
Bea
Christchurch
Pinkerton, Dope Reprasaalau
Hyidney
Maud Nighoun
Shilo
Amid Perkins
Bnupind
Terre Tore
Luskinn
Drivay
Tyne Ul
Ke Gothule
Tanitoyal
Leone
Owen
Albury
Biel
Mont Tay
Vail
Owing Bros
Austral
Marrickville
George St
Sydmer
Cariage Fasb
Bega
H. Pearce
Wheelwright
Auckland Street
Beas
UL Ghlard
Opyoint
Ivan Amlim Authieieel
Hout Aid Brooks
Opty
Ada Hooke
Sunny
Sauer
Fehling
Aril
Tedbsry
the Grimes
Jim
Siri Strong
Stephen
Stringer
Ana
Alist
Stuestomh
Hardaker
MR. M.kern
Shahou Security
AHP
Ormiston Dental
Awe Stan Nesa
Tamentoal Daily
Humre
Ormiston & Ormiston, Dentiats
Wysmar Jae
Akin
The
Neri Queensland Insurance Company
Limited
Fire and Marine Pow
North Queensland
Accidunt
Tha
Ance Gompany
Central Hotel
BEHGA
Loder
Goyeenare Gaowral
LAA Kina Vondierchak
Harry Gockerill
Sroprietur
Metropolitan Hotel
Msn
Sparta
Tier Aes
Berra Snd
C. Wysne
Proprietin
the Metromolitas
Cale
Bank Hotel
cuUnosret
Hega
Henry Underhill
Propiuator
DSTR
Hpadialatisatiog
Atguanmctathin
Travallern
Millard Taulke
Uml Manker
Bornyagul Sas
Fen
Ted Hvnanwre
Mr. Danneny
Angredats
Stortine
Jee Chatelt
Diane
Percy Tarlivtunie
Renelly
Tor Uwge
Thu
Hill
Cialis
Da-Artawaitian
Toni
Gris
Afonula
Brickway
Wil
Satia
Oman
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