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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1922
Page
3
Australia soccer team may play in Sydney event
Australian national soccer squad may schedule a match in Sydney as part of a state championship plan. Officials consider venue options, with emphasis on attracting fans and boosting local support for the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soccer
Australia
Sydney
Hordern Brothers Limited
Horderns
Pitt Street
Landern of Fashion
Pitt St
George St
Amoung Athletes F Bailey's Success Highlighted
Fragmented OCR text references F Bailey and a theme related to sport or athletics. Mentions fear and health concerns of athletes, with unclear details. Highlights a potential course or event connected to South. Difficult to extract concrete names, dates, or outcomes from the readable fragments.
To Tomorrow Rain Warnings From Hees Iaaa Rotons
Weather brief notes a forecast of rain for tomorrow. The report cites sources and hints at possible storms affecting local plans. No specific locations or times are provided in the readable fragments.
RoGiaK Ey Wowk and Seika Take Goormmamit Nose
A garbled OCR item mentions names Rogiak Ey Wowk Molden and Panera in a local scene with unclear events. The fragment hints at a meeting or agreement and references a person named Somes and others, but lacks coherent details or dates, rendering a concise report challenging.
Rosehill Je tAthey MoronD Handicars Face Off
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a race card or handicap listing involving Rosehill and MoronD with a handicapped entry. Details are unclear due to garbled characters. no full names, places, or outcomes are readable.
Light Jockeys Big Fees for Boys Apprentices in Demand
Apprentices in the area face high fees as racing stables seek young jockeys. Industry contact pages show growing interest from trainers and riding schools while families weigh costs and prospects for promising riders.
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