CaIRNa RACES THE TURF
Unclear OCR fragment with scattered names and phrases about CaIRNa races and unrelated terms. No coherent events or entities clearly stated for a proper summary.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 28, 1945
Page
2
Unclear OCR fragment with scattered names and phrases about CaIRNa races and unrelated terms. No coherent events or entities clearly stated for a proper summary.
Brisbane dispatch details Albion Park events and performances. Trainers, horses, and jockeys discussed in relation to the Plate and various heats with results, times, and notable contenders mentioned for the Saturday program.
Melbourne report details injuries withdrawals and lineups for Moonee Valley races on Aneurdays Hoyat Gem and related events. Key horses mentioned include Altiey Nestor The stablegates Lemarland Royal Gem Bushine Me Kaya Gem and others with notes on form trials and expected performances.
UnclearOCR sports item hints at a horse named Shanhos Favourite in an upcoming market handicap race. Mentions potential favourites and a list of jockeys or horses with garbled names, including historical or regional references.
A garbled OCR page lists numerous horse and rider names such as BeBe Dret, Lord Baden Toney, J Crile, Morley, Audacity, Anton, HC Badger, Drum Net, Williamson, Hutchinson, Night, Ratabird, and several others. It references a Corroberee Handicap and various entrants in a chaotic catalog of horses, bidders, and sponsors with unclear placements or results.
Report fragment describes a track season meeting with mentions of placements, officials, and preparations. It references Sunday results between teams, a dinner or gathering, scrambling to clean up, and a planning session for upcoming performances. Entities include local committees and event names.
Fragmentary report from September 2014 records a London rugby league council deferral amid urgent telephone discussions about attendance and invitation handling. The muddled text references De Evatt and a sober reiteration of opportunity, with unclear names and positions.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference annuls, events, and people with scattered names and terms. The readable bits hint at a meeting or announcement, with dates or phases unclear, listing several proper nouns and possible organizations without full context. The text remains garbled and non-cohesive.
Fragmented OCR text reports on a local bowling event with several player names and match scores. The piece mentions the VP trophy, Lahey, White, Coughlin, Owens, and McConkey amid scattered results such as 31-28 and 25-18, reflecting a series of early season results and player impressions.
Storied fast paced games produce wide scoring as Babinda edged Babinda in a 22 point win while other matches ended with close margins. Players such as Prichard, McGregor, and Fraser appear among scorers, with teams from Woodford, Newman, and Babinda fielding strong lineups. Visiting Rabirds squad praised the warm welcome as play continued amid fatigue and weather conditions.
A large new filing system at the Commonwealth Disposals Commission head office in Melbourne is being installed. The Australasian system, developed under McHuinke from the Federal Statistician's Department, will classify all open purchases and pull in data at the point of sale. It can produce five to 25 million item cards for the records, arranging goods by category into 13 subdivisions.
Canberra reports that Major-General Wootten, commander of the Ninth Division, is named chairman of the Repatriation Commission to organize postwar repatriation of soldiers. The appointment was announced by Repatriation Minister J Frost.
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