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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 08, 1936
Page
6
Western Suburbs and Goulburn played a clean open match with weather described as wet. Key players referenced include Mead Shields and Leama with various substitutions and tactical shifts as the game progressed.
Fragmented OCR text details a racing meeting with names like Laurhier Odacnt and Inventor, mentions dividends and placements, and lists numerous unfamiliar jockeys and horse names. The garbled lines reveal a chaotic summary of bets, outcomes, and race results without coherent structure.
An OCR fragment recounts a chaotic speed coursing hurdle event with unclear names and scattered phrases. It mentions teams, venues, and several individuals in a dense, jumbled sequence, lacking coherent structure or complete details.
In a 20 mile handicap event at the Goulouen Amateur Bicycle Club meet Saturday afternoon, Bob Craig led a sprint chase and Grunsell was challenged for the top spot. The day featured multiple handicap races, including the 6 miles juvenile and 20 miles handicaps, with various cups and prizes contested amid a crowded field and windy conditions.
The fragment lists shooters and likely results from a June shoot event, mentioning several names and scores. It references Feisty Ant Hr Fre and Milton Wen among others, with scattered numbers and items suggesting a roster or standings.
A fragmented OCR page details various race events and stakes, mentioning NOVICE STAKES and SHOW SOCIETY STAKES, with scattered names and places. It lists entities such as AM, WHITE MAL, and PAL MOON, and references multiple riders, venues, and divisions amid unclear transitions.
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