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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 20, 1924
Page
9
Community notes recount a Rosehill racing event with scattered details about participants, timings, and outcomes. The fragmented OCR text mentions a Monday schedule, venues, and possible results, though many names and numbers are unclear. Further clarification would identify specific horses, entrants, and final placings.
A garbled OCR batch mentions blindfolded jockeys and mounts for Rosehill with scattered names and places. The readable elements point to a racing context and a list of jockeys, trainers, and regions, though specifics are obscured by errors.
A garbled racing note from Viktoria Park offers tips for upcoming trots. Names like Corey Mari Geldex and Merkie Rar appear amid fragmented horse listings and unclear placenames, with several unreadable entries marring the purported event rundown.
A garbled scan outlines Rosehill race events and betting tips for upcoming meetings. It mentions principal events, horse names, trainers, and potential winners, with discussion of odds and wagering terms.
A readable fragment shows a rugby union match between the All Blacks and New South Wales with references to players Sheehan Matthews and others. The piece discusses lineups, positions, and on field duties with emphasis on forward power and midfield work.
Fragmented racing notice notes entries at Victoria Pures and Ascot with Monday and Wednesday meetings. Mentions Melbourne Hospital and a doubtful programme, with Mr Finturing and Davie peu remme. Unclear names and dates. unreadable portions limit specifics.
Fragmented OCR notes recount trial team names, venues, dates, and participants across multiple locations. Mentions Howry Lmbmy, NeW lieree, Minnis, Wakehay, Peake avate, and other entities with unclear roles. Scattered references to dates and proceedings hint at a publicized event and related schedules.
Fragments describe a Wednesday sale at Oak location with figures and prices for turf products. Mentions Redacre or Raveco and Hydnay names, plus a reference to the Woods' Great Peppermint Gere and Cad. Details are obscured but indicate a local newspaper listing event and pricing.
Australia names its XI for the Sydney Test amid debate over key forwards and batting depth. Foremost doubts focus on George G. Seagar and Baundere as selectors weigh team strength for the decisive match. Lamerrin and Watt earn selection in a forward pack noted for power and fatigue risk.
Hurcombe shows pace and may be fit to face England on Monday with Bacon far from recovered from knee and ankle injuries. The piece notes expected selections, the status of He then mentions players like Hilton, Burgersbe, and Waterhouse among a larger squad, with referees and managers preparing for varying rulings ahead of the match and a special birthday event for the Ambassadors next Monday.
A chaotic OCR page lists players and teams with scattered names, places, and clubs, referencing a match in progress. It mixes foreign leagues and local associations, mentioning players and officials, with fragmented lines about who may play and the game’s spirit and controversy. The text hints at a dispute over umpiring, a request to remove a player, and a call to keep competition fair while praising sportsmanship.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Cauley and Menon with unclear event names and times. It references Pride Hurais Teta boned MSOMAG and Donere Pate Lian plus Rivheed for a listed event with a time around 1.45. The legibility is poor and key details are uncertain.
Australian racing note outlines weights and entrants for the Tuggerah Pichic event tomorrow. Names like Maola Canton Mania Clams and Francia Gril appear amid odds, with references to bookmakers and possible inaugural handicaps.
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