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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1929
Page
6
Saturday hockey fixtures list teams across multiple grounds with references to associations and venues. It mentions Kenmore Ground and various grounds numbered 2 and 3, with numerous player and team names and affiliations. The text reads as a dense schedule of matchups and locations without clear results.
A fragmented report describes a rifle shooting event linked to the Railway Ambulance Club. Names and places are partially garbled, but references to competitors and a regional club setting imply a local shooting meet with participants such as Newhi, Homan, and others in a railway context.
A tram of 17 associates from Yass entertained at Limehewn by the Cishhory Amoerites and the Brave Cup match followed. Goulburn Associates won in a second day of the tournament with Canberra to Panborr next. Rowing through listed players and officials, the piece records team entries, venues, and upcoming fixtures.
A chaotic fragment describes St George’s rugby league visit with mentions of players and teams, naming Owen and others in a dense list. The piece emphasizes stamina and competitive intent, set around a Saturday match and a preparatory context.
A scrambled account describes Cootamundra Trots winning with Sparkling Opal amid unclear text. Mentions races, horses and figures, with partial names such as Opal and Sparkling. The passage references matinees, patrons, horses and racing terms in a troubled OCR segment.
The readable text appears as a garbled OCR fragment about a Canberra soccer match. It mentions Canberra players, a match context, and various broken phrases. Specific names, dates, and outcomes are unclear due to severe transcription errors.
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