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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 20, 1914
Page
14
Fragmented OCR style summary notes a rugby or football like match scene with passing plays and outbursts. Mentions locations Queensland New South Wales and wood passage with teams Marones Buckle Dietch. Reading is distorted and many words unreadable.
A damaged OCR report covers Union Rugby match between Queensland and New South Wales. Blues and Northern teams contest a close, rain-affected battle with players like Tasker, Carr, Laramie, and Wogem feature. Final play sees failures and late tries as scores remain tight amid wet conditions.
A chaotic one sided account describes a Seven a side match at Astrernty Oval between Queensland and New South Wales with penalties, multiple players named such as Parry Lawrence Newman and Mewiown. The scoreline features Bath and Melman scoring penalties and a late lead secured by Torts with a converted penalty. Referee A WMG Vee Cobings officiated.
A garbled recap of matches lists teams such as Sydney Training College and others, noting conversions and penalties. Several players like Verighton and Betherta are cited. multiple games end with close margins and various scorers.
South Island defeats Ellington in a tense match described as a high profile clash between South and Soul Nanlnde. The event featured strong turns, notable performances, and a late surge by South Island. The account notes a standout, though the report contains OCR errors.
Report of a rugged first grade cricket match with Fullbeck, G Cealtia, Fiskoery, and Prowler among players. Balmain and Ultiere featured heavily as defenses stood firm, a late rally by Jobeson Green and Prager sparked applause, though key players like Malin and Duras were noted as unavailable and the outcome lingered amid tense moments.
A chaotic football match sees Bealman unleash a grand rally after early pressure from Dalmain. Vesta and Fraee push the line while Sydney and Newtown exchanges create tense moments. Mertes, Maher, and Davis feature as both sides press, with late injury stoppages and disputed calls shaping the ensuing contest.
In a Glebe Weatlen suburb game readers note a rough sequence with multiple penalties in the third quarter. Players such as Courtney and Lana feature while forwards and guards from both sides exchange calls and mishandled passes amid tense moments.
The report describes a rough final period with turnovers and missed shots as Western Maberte and Walt cimm storee clash. Scoring notes include key attempts by Gay gathering and a late goal fiasco, with misplays cited and pressure from defenses.
In a jumble of names and places the article records high school grade events and a notable victory. It notes participants Martickrike Newtews MacRed Rice and Daisy Ut along with local venues like Mel orp and Sree Wineark. The piece mentions a win by the lowarh ale team over South Yrdeey with finalists and scores, but exact details are garbled.
A lengthy report details a Brisbane cricket or football match between England and Queensland. It describes team lineups, key players, and multiple tense moments. Referee Mr Roche oversees as England fights back with attacks leading to a late score. Queensland holds firm amid scrappy play and strong defense.
In Newtown a local British Association gathering faced organizational strain as discussions over law reform and public order sparked disagreement. Speakers emphasized clarity in policy while factions pressed for broader civil liberties amid the unrest.
A distorted OCR fragment shows scattered sports notes and results from various teams and venues. Names, places, dates, and scores are partial and inconsistent, obstructing a clear event or outcome.
A jumble of results from a 1940s Australian meet shows Westerns, Newton, Encoada and Arilaad among scorers as athletes compete at central venues. Strong names include Bates, Rafferty and Lane Wain Pivgle amid a crowded field.
Players listed for multiple colleges and teams include Helene Kerrier, Warrep, Shatley Hawamangry College, and Warraworth. The article notes a scheduled two day event at Sturte ground with managers and company support, detailing attendance and expected rosters.
In a tense district baseball clash Waverley edged Lenhtinndhote 4 to 3 as Pitcher A. Smith and batter J. Reed led the home side. The game featured tight defense, late rallies, and a surge of fan support, with Waverley claiming key outs in the final innings.
Fragmented report lists several hockey matches with incomplete team names and scorers. Mentions Ferinsing iret grade defeating Colveredip He and Garwaport Joerrd, along with Milena 13 and Crit amt Hultigae in mixed lineups. Overall outcome unclear due to missing readable detail.
An athletics note mentions a pace feat and a win by an unnamed competitor. The fragment references tees and runners but provides no clear names, places, dates, or organizational details to confirm specifics.
Fragmentary billiards notation lists players and scores for a seven game set. Names include Mo Gaimine Alice Godnar and Mo Carrofl with various free balls and ties. Several lines are garbled but reference a card from a local game with multiple contestants and a 8 Pilcher score.
A murky note reports Duke Foote scratched from a match as players adjust lineup. A matinee update hints at reshuffled cards and unsettled expectations for the day’s schedule.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference rowing and a boatport scene with unclear names and likely event details. No coherent individuals, organizations, dates, or outcomes are readable to establish a full item.
Readable fragments describe a shooting incident with a revolver and a suspects his fate. Names and places are obscured, but the piece hints at a public response and ongoing police or legal aftermath. The noisy OCR yields scattered proper nouns and garbled text, limiting precise details.
Fragmented OCR details a startling discovery beneath a bed witnessed by a woman and neighboring witnesses. Report mentions alarms, a tense rescue, and various names and places, but the text is garbled with many unreadable sections.
Fragmentary text notes Australian riflemen competing at a Scottish meeting. Mentions names including Lainie Weide and Earnie, references to prizes and fuel, and unclear affiliations with teams or locations. Overall details are garbled with multiple transcription errors.
Fragmentary OCR notes list a Sunday band music event with unclear titles and performer names. Possible venue references include Leomorrow and Pare, with times around 7 mml and mentions of entertainment, but details are uncertain due to corrupted text.
A stained record notes a lacrosse match at Hetersham with Firet Grade players and several named teams and players. It mentions Totem and Abe Browne among scorers or participants, and references Denton and Welane Beaty as figures in the game, with discussion of the outcome and key plays. The fragmentary text preserves names and teams while omitting clear dates or final scores.
The fragmentary OCR mentions a motor boating item with teams and a location near Tem ana Bowe Map, noting the serene Lesk place and Hastiean Nigteg. It is unclear and reads as garbled. The readable bits suggest a local boating event or notice but lack coherent facts to confirm dates, participants, or results.
A cycling event gathered on Friday at Mtr ea Hall in Waverley. The Lilotlin Of In body teterate revealed plans for a postpenemes ride from Lonede to Parramaug, detailing a six mile outward leg and a six mile return. The course featured segments including Beare amira and paths through Suburte Seaman and East fourth, with Pederson noting results for Mantowt C6 women.
An uncertain entry descriptions late shipping activity mentioning individuals Tene Caan omapeng arin Omekana Captain Wee From Le Twlaeas and Camera with fragmented details and a June reference. The text is garbled, lacking coherent facts or dates.
Fragmentary text indicates a political communication sent to Senate in Melbourne about timing and reactions to a meeting or hearing. Mentions Peter, backbenchers, and a party line, with cryptic references to broadcasts and expected replies by midweek. Names and concrete details are obscured by garbled OCR.
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