Unclear Ang 71 play end scene summary
Fragmentary OCR text shows names J Seager A Whitcie rok Fir Guivertone Devies and a play ending reference at session end. Limited readable content prevents a clear event or outcome.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 29, 1952
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text shows names J Seager A Whitcie rok Fir Guivertone Devies and a play ending reference at session end. Limited readable content prevents a clear event or outcome.
A fragment describes a club presiding officer and a close match at a meet. Names like Turner Nixon Higgins Wadley Grose and others are listed among players and attendees. An informal party at Barron Valley lounge followed the event.
Readable fragments show a sports score involving Dodgers and a save chart but key details like teams, date, and outcome are missing, producing an unusable full summary.
At the club tomorrow afternoon events include a two-cerd prize draw for teams and pairs, starting 12 45. The Mook member match will be played at Benistell and on Sunday an innocaday event mixes beginners in Canadian competition. A strobe event was won by John McKellar with 68. next weekend the Almerton Club runs its annual member event. August 71 reports a monthly medal with scores led by W Benimat 97 and G tond 74.
A dense listing of teams and players across grades and matches. Entries include Cairns teams such as Rockets Northa Railways Ramblers BC Josepha and Edmonton aides. players like Jote Metcalfe Byres Favell and Hes. matchups noted with field and reserve designations across the day.
Fragmentary notes list names and numbers such as Mrs Scherf 48 2-3 Mars Schima 40 and Mrs Hanrahanna near pinea 4. The transcription is garbled with partial phrases and unclear context.
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