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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1952
Page
2
The Sun. win Gene Antry and Roberts tonne pee at the Trecadere next Thursday evening. The Manunda Sports and Sectst Club will conduct sunshine entice non top dance with rhythm by Val Garter and Stone's band.
Calms Jockey Club announces a race day on Saturday June 21 featuring the June Handicap in multiple divisions with varying distances and prize money. Nominations close at 4 p.m. on Monday June 16, 1952, per secretary C. Carr. P.O. Box 383, phone 2381.
Fragmentary OCR note from Mossman Hack Club and related entities. Mentions Measman J. WICO Secretary and a Post Office Hotel. References weights and divisions but content is unclear and disjointed. Contains scattered names and numbers without coherent event or outcome.
Fragmented OCR text lists many names, places, dates, and figures across divisions and events. It references Ber. Pain, various individuals like Pelt and Blair, multiple locations such as Wind, Dumfries, San Bosrien, and terms like Grand Volage, Reval Meteor, and Hardh. CAP divisions include race times and distances, with several scores and participant identifiers scattered throughout.
Melbourne June 10 accepts entries for the Grand Jardine race three miles in. Awaiting entrants for the July showdown as organizers list details and conditions.
A sprawling OCR dated recap details Saturday bowls play with names like B Jones Morr ie Creeay and Laird Robvinsom Price Gitte Wa Méray Hoole Recher and many more. It notes finals results Ling Tooke Kelly 35 1 and a 52 28 score in a consistency handicap plus a range of end by end play and upcoming matches in Cairns and LAS with entrants Burden Welch Cock of the walk and Kelly among those highlighted.
A cryptic OCR fragment shows unclear place names and numbers, making it difficult to identify a clear event or person. The readable bits hint at distances and dates but lack coherent structure for a full news item or attribution.
Fragmentary text mentions a June 19 start and various players, selectors awaiting decisions, and a match with Breland and Truman. It notes attendance around 74 000 and gate receipts near 19 000, with references to players returning from injury and lineup changes.
Edmonton Club highlights include a push by Puller Mra Hynes and a tear stub by Brace 2. The Crews base ep rvet features Cer MePartane Collins with seven in fee and a Br weer mee ere ar. Additional names include Enon, Mex Binns, Put, yer Menara, Be oe.
Fragmentary text discusses global water routes and the need to improve water management. Mentions Netherlands and a plan to provide more water in a season, with general references to vital waterways and systems without clear specifics.
Fragmented readable text notes a British effort against an ascet threat, dated June 17, 1818, with scattered references to Pied eats and a potential recommatrathon. Names and places are unclear, but the fragment hints at a political or military planning scenario and a call to repel an adversary.
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