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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1913
Page
16
A terse sports brief notes a four part API themed event involving engineers and food, tied to films and a six ate one moment. The item implies a countdown or final segment but lacks clear teams scores or locations.
Fifteen thousand spectators watch visitors from Wigan versus the New Zealanders. The All Blacks win the match with Williams playing for the visitors.
A detailed match report describes the third intercolonial rugby game between New South Wales and New England. The narrative covers wind, field conditions, team lineups, key plays, and the late momentum that kept the result in doubt as New South Wales edged ahead before the final whistle.
Readable portions describe a tense football or rugby style match with teams labeled Blacks and Blues contending in a windy setting. Key events include early pressure, a period of defensive play, and a sequence of goals with references to Lee revival and New Zealand lineup, ending with a dramatic late push and a close score.
In a dense report from Moore’s Agricultural Grounds, Northern players led by captain Weir and referee D Reece faced Weirt. The Westerner tallied a lively scoreline while Carr and Gander contributed key plays. Final moments saw penalties and persistent defense as Northern pressurized for a late rally.
In a lively Ardney Parin Craven contest Epiory overcame Mosman Wr Li by a narrow margin. The game featured key plays from Thea and Koatmann as the teams exchanged leads and fought to the final whistle.
The report notes a fringe football match in Sydney with the Maoris defeating the Parsis. Names such as Reghe Colon and university links are mentioned along with scattered commentary on conditions and exhibitions amid a noisy crowd and mixed interference.
The article records a chaotic basketball contest with mixed scoring, standout moments, and disputed calls. Players such as Ryland, Martin, and Preach are noted for defense and shots while Trafey and Meterace contribute key plays. The piece ends with unresolved outcomes and coaching remarks as the crowd reacts.
Fragmented report from a university first grade game detailing rough play and uncertain calls. Mentions players such as North Myaoey and Maris Spiess, with references to Beith Wiemed Hack and the Norte Vanguard and several unidentified scorers.
A jumble of brief basketball results shows Second Grade, Manly, and North Modney wins. Notable scorers include Wallener and Thomas with key baskets. Final scores trend toward double digits, with several close margins and a few decisive finishes.
A scrambled report lists multiple school teams and players swapping wins and losses. Balmain K, Newtown, and Caledonian clubs are noted with varied scores and venues, including Birchgreve Oval and Wemtwenth.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a race or event involving participants around 14 months or years, with places such as Houston and Pampelllrne and names like Mintle, laird, Mypdney Brepate. Details unclear due to corruption.
A fragmented report describes a new motor for a civil ambulance and mentions figures like Galnart Jebb and Mr TOM Tebbe along with monetary amounts allegedly linked to repairs or procurement. The text references a fire, injuries, and authorities. It remains unclear due to the garbled OCR.
Fragmentary passage lists names and places in a baseball context with many garbled words. It references Petersham, Waverly, Eb Neflen, and Park Tremoti, suggesting an inter-town competition between teams and venues. No coherent date or concrete results can be determined.
Fragmentary notice from a British association item mentions names in a brief line. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
The arrival of the Federal Liberal leader Mr Jowenh Conk in Melbourne is marked by a large reception at the station with officials and Liberal members greeting him. Reports note concerns about influenza and a planned national meeting of Liberal members to discuss party affairs and future strategy.
Fragmented notes describe a cabinet making dispute and a tense session in a local council. References to Lord Cenmun, Minwire, and Periber inform details, with mentions of a meeting Tuesday afternoon and a press presence.
Weather conditions at Caulfield dominated the Victorian Autumn meeting with variable rain and wind. Officials reported unsettled skies over the track as horses prepared, with several early events affected by the gusty conditions and fading light.
The fragmentary text appears to describe a historical or ceremonial event involving a Preah Meier figure and associated groups. It mentions locations and terms that resemble place names and titles, but the garbled OCR prevents clear identification of persons, dates, or outcomes.
In a brief report, a Watsons Bay boat launch is noted with sparse readable text surrounding the event. The fragmentary copy mentions local figures and the vessel but contains numerous garbled phrases and unclear context.
Fragmented OCR reads as a report on a Public Morals Association meeting with mentions of well known individuals, locations, and events. Attendees and actions are obscured by garbled text but indicate discussions of public morals, proposed measures, and possible arrangements for future events.
The Acting Premier discusses import positions for Australia and New South Wales focusing on spring trade outlook. Mentions the Wired Pinte from Wet rata Amiel De enamine and references to New South Wales trade stance amid cabinet meetings and press coverage.
A newspaper note reports egg prices in wholesale markets and mentions weather effects on supply. It references July patterns and forecasts, noting price movement amid fluctuating temperatures and seasonal demand.
Fragmented obituary style note mentions a person named Wentegit den, Emin Burr bed Vraeer, and peeters ware ares in the Crean area with unclear aftermath and references to the afternoon.
Industrial Registrar A Stewart reports an application under the Arbitration Act for the registration of asset stakes by the Alberta coal miners federation. The petition aims to formalize ownership and rights amid ongoing labor disputes.
In a muddled account the text records a victory attributed to Mr. Johnson amid garbled wording and stray letters. The fragment hints at a specific event involving a team and a winner but lacks coherent details or context.
Fragmentary notes describe a rocky dispute involving Thendrabarah and Wooling with accusations and unclear motives. The text lacks clear dates or places but hints at ongoing tension and potential conflict between parties.
The opening of the Wattle Hill Train line faced delays due to wet conditions. Officials and residents gathered at the Mariole Mall where refreshments were served as the area prepared for initial operations and public demonstrations.
Labor candidates chosen in a terse local meeting with minimal details. Names unclear due to damaged text but officials referenced include Mr King and Mr Poe. The report notes verification and a brief list of attendees from Merrie and Orange counties.
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