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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1935
Page
23
A messy report shows Milton players and figures like Deane facing barred visits as discussions surface about extending coaching roles and strengthening teams. The piece notes affiliations with Wales, Ames, and local bodies while outlining changes, mandates, and potential invitations amid tense relations and organizational aims.
In a tense intercolonial clash, Victoria faced a heavy defeat as Queensland players dominated the field in Brisbane. The visitors struggled with rhythm and discipline, while host team capitalized on key breaks and strategic play to seal the win.
A fragmented report notes a visiting team scheduled for a day game against the Kangaroos in NSW. Spun phrases reference planes, locations, and unnamed figures, with unclear names and dates, but the core item is a planned encounter in New South Wales.
Fragmentary report mentions goalkeeper and players with unclear names. Text references Sydney, match order to be replayed and various garbled phrases, leaving key outcomes and participants unreadable.
Ceruul to play soccer as rain disrupts training with uncertain lineup. The squad eyes a crucial match at a regional venue against rivals while coaches adjust tactics. Key players include Reina and others with youth team prospects cited.
A fragmented report notes multiple ties and a special trophy awarded in a local event. Names and precise actions are unclear due to garbled text.
The issue records births and marriages tied to local families, listing names like Renstt, Mire FP Rennes, and Als Go Treing, with scattered references to venues and months. It also notes April death counts and trends, comparing Mercy rates, minors, and total deaths to prior periods and districts such as Maryborough and Charters Towers.
A chaotic wrestling bout in Brisbane escalated into a melee as referees and wrestlers clashed. Reports describe guards restraining players amid overturned equipment and jeering spectators, with several officials ejecting participants from the arena.
A garbled, partial report lists exhibitions by Milton fixtures and North Last, mentioning dates, locations, and several names. The text hints at school events, grades, and a tenure site with references to Bresteuine and Atenas, but many details are unreadable.
A garbled OCR style notice describes the Dudley Cup polo event with mentions of venues and teams, including Doral and Sunset. It references Seemann, Nella, Tae Setar, and Barba Cape among scattered names, but the exact schedule or outcomes are illegible.
A jockey calls for an inquiry into recent racing events amid a string of irregularities. The request highlights concerns about integrity within the sport and calls for independent review of procedures and decisions affecting competitions and outcomes.
The West Australian squad for the carnival includes key players from the state’s women’s sports scene. Team selections highlight rising stars and experienced competitors as they prepare for national events.
Vague fragments describe a reserve grade Australian rules match at a park, noting players and teams with unclear names. Readable items mention Minar Tin and Winnece Perk among others, suggesting a local club event with uncertain outcome and lineup.
Fragmented OCR text shows a lacrosse draw with scattered names and places, including references to Westow WP and other unreadable lines. The content is garbled with many proper nouns and partial phrases, offering little coherent narrative or clear outcomes.
A garbled golf report from Muirfield describes players sliding under difficult conditions as early leaders stumble and weather briefly improves. Names and scores are partially readable, noting rounds near the 140s and notable drives, with references to public schools sports association and a mix of players such as Picard, Nevers, and Picard’s 140.
A fragmented OCR summary notes a tacht club season with references to Cupacini and Ang, mentions AMARA and MTL, and lists several individuals and addresses in a garbled roster. The piece hints at competition results, mentions Far, Yoo, Lucia, and Etat, with scattered names including Dougan Dr and Murph, but many details are unreadable.
A heavily garbled OCR text references an annual show of a former tier, traffic concerns, and various names and places tangentially noted. It is fragmented, with unclear subjects, dates, and events, preventing a coherent summary beyond noting a community event and traffic discussion.
A damaged OCR piece describes casualties, ambulances, and scattered names including Willisah Brown and Bowen Bridge. It mentions Balham, Bride, a ship to Peking, and a chaotic scene with Gore and competition notes, reflecting a jumbled, partial historic report without clear sequence or outcomes.
Ex England captain A W Carr recounts violent and abusive letters from fans during the Bodyline controversy. He describes threats and harassment aimed at players including Sutcliffe and Jardine, the polemics around umpiring decisions, and the heated climate in Australia and England as cricket politics intensified.
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