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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 11, 1925
Page
5
A lengthy report details juvenile track events including the Moorefield reference meeting with multiple heats and results. Notable performances include Valateh and Re reference participants, plus disciplinary actions and the day’s final stakes and placings across divisions.
The Wellington Racing Club Winter Meeting concluded with races including the WIFTEE Hurdle over 180, Pim Lucreleent and several mile events. Notable finishes feature Feter Amar and Salute in strong showings, with setbacks and close margins across the card.
Fragmented OCR shows a Kensington page with horse names, runners, odds, and race details. Scribbled listings include organizer mentions, track names, and multiple horse identifiers such as Olviaten Kaw, LORD VAI, and Mucky Mer. The text resembles a race card with participant names and event references but is garbled.
A damaged OCR page outlines a long list of horse names and race events with scattered odds and placements. Names such as Booclarog, Cyron, and Fair Lake appear amid a dense field, with references to handicaps, mile times, and charted results.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a hunt club gathering at Adelalie with mixed names and words. Weather reportedly fine, mentioning races, handicaps, and a list of entrants and horses though many terms are garbled. The text reads like a shuffled schedule or results page from a 19th or early 20th century racing event.
The South Sydney club hosts a mixed athletics event with a Dodge car prize and several participants listed in unclear wording. Notable mentions include dealer figures and local club names, but the text is garbled and some names are unreadable.
Fragmented OCR chronicles an amateur triathlon event with illegible names and results. It references participants, distances, and tracking details poorly, mentioning Park Bla afternoon and various unclear metrics. The piece reads like a local sports page mishmash with many garbled lines and missing data.
The Dundalk horse Mailman carries Palbi to a decisive win in the Grand National Steeplechase. Parupa made a bold bid but was beaten as Heemm and Lawn Handicap contenders trailed. Alambler and Berinbo also featured, with several fallers across the event while King High and Morrah provided notable performances.
The match drew a crowd of over 3 000 as New Zealand faced off in a decisive league contest. Players like Bartad and Blache were noted for their efforts amid a brisk battle across the field.
In a University Oval match, Awony Union Club and Manly and YMCA contest points across multiple grades, with detailed team rosters, field positions, and scoring notes. The event features extensive coverage of players, officials, and match developments across first and reserve grades, highlighting key performances and outcomes.
A chaotic report details a country players match with Newcastle showing keen interest. It describes numerous players, incidents, and a late rally as Newcastle and opponents contest the President's Cup at a grounds venue.
England defeated Australia in the third Test amid a cloudy day at a packed ground. Key performances sparked the victory as England built a solid score before dismissing the Australians for a narrow win headline.
Australian rules club matches played Saturday afternoon at three venues. East Geelong beat South Geelong at Kaptoon Oval with a strong first half and late surge. Newtown Eydewey defeated Grace in a tight battle as Seaton and Gel led the winners. Sydney WhiaTH and Wentworth provided standout moments in the reserve clash, while other names noted include Kennedy-Kutun, Pareit, Justice, and unseen entries.
The Western Suburbs Association tennis results section lists finals for second grade with players including The Camp versus Avyaqon and several other matchups such as Perepian versus Mine and Milne versus Wel, plus additional pairs like Guikeemee versus Cuenot and Burreman and Geree versus Heanchanp. Names appear scattered with unclear spellings, reflecting OCR.
A large crowd witnessed the K kings and GYDNEY GRAMMAM with Ai in a mixed football event at Welent. Kings led by key players including Ver Crunamar and Deus, with Crunamar scoring and King kicking a fine goal as Riverview and St Josephs standings featured in Second Grade results.
A snappy show features Little Jessie James with Lite Jere dames and Theeothy Truntan. Dancers Dee ioe Biddle and Fay M Lean wow the crowd as Somer e ie mete yea Mance and James Tikina Boye Symphony assist. Farewell prices draw crowds.
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