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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 16, 1932
Page
2
Golf event held by Sir Forbes Galf Club associates at Hinks last Tuesday afternoon awarded Mire Braih a 42044 stroke score. The champions and 12 competitors faced a close contest with plans for follow up matches and a December trophies presentation.
A garbled OCR keeps only hints of a cricket match between clubs Porben and Seana, with player names like Gledhams, Caivin, and Willi scattered amid stray numbers. Radio in the home promises programs. classified tone and odd spellings reflect a damaged page.
The article by CG Macartney reviews England's tour prospects to Australia next month. It notes health issues and selection doubts, praises England’s overall coverage of game departments, and discusses the impact of key players on fielding and bowling balances amid injuries and vacancies.
A scrambled OCR of a Rosehill Derby event preview lists many riders and horses. Names such as Marino and Gunes appear amid stray phrases, with references to trainers, dates, and venues. The fragmentary text hints at a crowded meeting with multiple contenders and betting angles.
Sydney journal advertises turf review services by Wil Franky Junto and a forthcoming mastings feature on Randetlch walleye and Feader participation. It lists address at Victoria Arcade Cantleraagh Street and outlines stakes, promotions, and participant names in a clipped, period newspaper voice.
Racing meet results show multiple winners and close finishes. Jockeys Delany and Shamushaut Cay lead early, with Rowan Terry and Musketoon among notable performances. Contested events include hurdles and highweight handicaps, with several longer odds replies and a late surge deciding outcomes.
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