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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 01, 1938
Page
6
Fragmentary report covers a cricket schedule and results with mentions of teams, players, and a close finish. It notes a competitor achieving few points and references a Bodierabong seers, but many words are garbled, leaving the core facts uncertain.
A fragmented listing from the Parkes race meeting shows a long roster of horses and entrants with scattered notes on owners, stables, and race conditions. The garbled OCR text references a January or February date, various horse names, and multiple venues, but specific outcomes or results are not clearly stated.
The fragmentary text references individuals and a project, mentioning names like Carl Bern, Andy, and Blake. It hints at a program related to a stone or object and a remunerative piece. The readable items suggest a local note or notice involving dates, personnel, and possible duties.
In a Grinsted Cup match played on Halpin's Flat due to Friday and Saturday’s rain, Bedgsre Bong dismissed for 6 and Forbes 9 for 72 as Morrie Gaggin with Len Tickner steadied the innings. Gaggin opened with a six and four, reached 23 as Barrie fixtures turned the game, with Lampers and others contributing. the total ended in a tense chase with misfields and late wickets.
In a confusing notice, H. A. Baraclough Limited, optometrists, appears to be addressed by a Mr A. W. Weer regarding a March hearing. The fragmented text references Vandenberg and other names, with institutional involvement unclear due to garbled OCR.
The garbled text hints at a thank you message for donations to support a text or project. It mentions thanks to various people who contributed and references the beginning of a period and ongoing support. The exact names and context are unclear from the fragment.
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