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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1936
Page
6
Close finishes marked the Show Coursing Club event as Flying Home captured the Open division with a hard fought victory over Blakey and other top Vina performers. Racing saw English greyhounds like Another Chale and Penny Pik closely contesting place positions amid a crowded field and shifting bets.
A scrambled Rosehill racing page fragment mentions multiple horses and jockeys with uncertain placements. It lists horses such as Gay Beton and Sue Curiy among others, notes margins and lanes, and references race times and positions in a cluttered style reflective of OCR errors. The readable bits point to a crowded field with several contenders and unclear outcomes.
A motorcyclist died in a Sydney road incident near Maroubra. The rider, aged 28, skidded on wet surface and was pronounced dead at the scene. Police cordons remain as investigators assess the collision and nearby traffic conditions. Local witness accounts describe hazardous weather contributing to the fall.
A chaotic report details a gruelling 20 mile senior handicap held by the Goulburn Amateur Jayla Club on a rough course from Braidwood to the finish. Senior riders faced harsh weather while junior and juvenile events accompanied the day, with donors and local figures noted among the crowds.
An unclear notice describes a six month Suzane period tied to a meeting at Alun Parke. The text mentions an investigation and a political figure, Tawny, linked to a defendant or witness. Details are garbled with numerous misspellings and fragmented phrases.
Unclear OCR text lists numerous players and divisions in a Goulburn Tennis G.T.A. event. Mentions Division 1 and Division 2, with many names such as Mrs. Kuhl, Miss Nolate, Mr. Byrnes, and others. Includes scattered references to playing members, divisions, venues, and participants, though details are garbled.
A disrupted report outlines Queensland’s 19 4 defeat in the first match of the English tour with mentions of players such as Raphmd and Blamtey and references to venues, weeks, and forthcoming fixtures, though much of the text is garbled. The piece appears to discuss team form and possible lineups as the tour begins.
An OCR fragment lists various names and partial scores across a sports range. It mentions players such as Soares, Carman, Conti, Neal and Bayne with scattered numbers like 71 60 and 47 44, implying a game or match with multiple participants and statistics, but the text is garbled and incomplete.
unreadable OCR fragment mentions local event or place with unclear names and dates, providing minimal legible details. The readable words reference a station or square and possible names, but the core facts remain obscured.
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