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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1909
Page
16
Unclear fragment appears to reference sports content and names Portis and Artreendon with possible page 5 notation. No readable event, date, team, score, or location available to establish a factual item.
A long list of racing events and related activities appears with numerous names, venues, and outcomes. The text mentions Moorefield races, multiple contestants, and various locations, highlighting a sprawling schedule and scattered results.
Jolly Hampton trained Jollymont led from the start to win by a short head over Friend at Zoo St. Syra. Favorite Mood and rivals Branders, Charzade, and Limerick Lad followed in order as crowd and bookmakers noted the tight finish. Time recorded as about eighteen seconds for the sprint.
In Minnamurra River a decomposed body is found by Mr D Buckley during a patrol at night. The victim wears a grey striped suit trousers a check coat stockings and blucher boots. A boot lace and handkerchief are in pockets and the pockets contain other clues. Police investigate possible ownership and identity as coroner inquiry begins.
The Waterfall Hospital reports satisfactory progress in building the high quality medical wing. The new ward will house medical staff and nurses, with expected completion in the near term and plans for a separate facility to aid female patients under government consideration.
The AF group and crew bid farewell to the liner Ortona as it departs Sydney. A large crowd gathered on the wharf to cheer the crew and passengers. The program included songs and a final salute as the ship moved away.
A damaged report notes Ske GM Amdt presiding at a NSW series. It mentions Mrs Tyler and Mrs Sirrenann in planning visits, drawing rooms, and public meetings across towns. Mrs Flevarsiit tours globally for the WTI, delivering awards in Sydney on July 18 and aiming to visit New Zealand and Queensland in the coming months.
The funeral for Sergeant Meyers drew many mourners in New York City this afternoon. A motorcade procession accompanied by military protocol moved toward the Southbound Railway Station as trumpets and Beethoven wafted through the air. Wreaths and floral tributes marked the service, with crowds lining the streets to pay respects to the fallen officer.
Ten thousand spectators braved rain as Newtown defeated University in a hard fought match at the Sydney Cricket Ground. Key players included A R Dunbar, C Ruse, V Farnsworth, and F E Booth for Newtown, and Browning, Luddy, Adamson, and Fisher for University, with Booth’s late goal securing the win amid slippery conditions.
South Sydney vs Western Suburbs and Balmain vs Manly provide a day of tense rugby. Balmain took an early lead but Manly surged to 8 points by halftime and extended to 11 later. Eastern Suburbs narrowly beat St George after a tense second half, while South Sydney led Western Suburbs at 8 0 before final whistle.
In the First Grae Competition the points scored are South Sydney and Glede 16 each Newtown Western Suburbe University and St George 10 each Sydney and Manly 6 each Baxters Surbs 7 Balmain 2 North Sydney 2.
Ginbe’s side beat Newtown by 2 points at the Sydney Cricket Ground with May scoring a try and Ives adding a penalty goal. Randwick edged Balmain at Epping by 9, Beveridge and Stark scoring. University beat Annandale 13–3 at University Oval. Sydney Training College defeated Mareksville 5– nil at Erskineville. Cove notched a try. South Sydney beat Maxmap 44–0 at the Sports Ground with Wall, Hucker, Donnell, Bennett, Ware, Higgins, Lynch, and Rixon among scorers and Maidment converting three tries. Sydney defeated St. George 14–0 at Rushcutters Bay Oval with Healey, Trewin, and Muggivan scoring and Diamond converting. Ryde defeated Ashfield 14–2 at Luke’s Park, Concord, with Campbell, Rams, Call, Wick scoring and M’Dowd delivering a try. Ashfield’s Gardiner scored. Eastern Suburbs beat Menty at Manly Oval 40–4 with O’Farrell, McPherson, Driscoll, Diarcoll, and Quayley scoring. O’Farrell added two conversions.
Khery and Pathe scored two tries for their team while M'Dovald converted Ane adding the extras and sealing the scoring sequence in a spirited rugby contest.
The third grade fixture at Mauupden Oval between Sidney and Anhan was disrupted as Eastern Suburbs, labeled the larcer torfeiter, collected 9 nets from Plebe. The game, played at the Sports Ground, Yneto Lallity yy A am appearance.
Newtown faced Glebe at Woutwurin Park in a strong rugby league contest marked by dynamic forward drives and tactical kicking. Despite late pressure from Newtown, Glebe's defence held firm and forwards like Burden and Moroney led repeated attacks, while key backs challenged the Glebe line in the final minutes.
In a chaotic recount from a North Sydney vs South Sydney contest, players such as Hallett, Myler, and Kenell are named amid scorers and crowd details. The narrative drops in and out with goal attempts, injuries, and intervals noting South Sydney leading at times and North Sydney responding with bursts.
Gedo defeated Newtown at Weorworthy Park by two points with solid scores from Solomon Wright Milligan and Pear. Splatt kicked three goals in a tight contest.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions South Syteey and the Agrileret Geral with unclear actions. It references a choisi by Nuri ardosy and a later pick of an entity named ena, but the readable text provides no complete names, places, dates, or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR notes describe the Brisbane second Test with New Zealand and Australia. Mentions players and windy conditions. confusion corrupts names and sequence. no clear final score or outcomes available.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to describe an Australian rules game with players and team names obscured. Readable items include references to Waive ord Pekdlnet and Tamar & Yeates, with partial scores and player mentions. Due to corruption, core details and outcomes are unclear.
Fragmented billiards report notes matches between teams led by Torres and Leadram with Welve champion. It references Hormleen and Weipa Smiths five parley, and mentions players such as Derek and Weirs. Details are garbled but indicate a season sequence and top performers.
An athletics recap presents a contested race where A Spots and Fite appear near the top. The text is garbled but suggests a handicap event with several athletes named Haneef Tin and Ye, with mentions of a finish and possible allygatien.
Obituary outlines the death of J D Melvin Miliorn at 36 while living in New South Wales. It notes his career as a journalist, his role with The New South Wales government, and his work in journalism including coverage of various topics. The notice mentions his residence and implies connections to Australian political writing.
A damaged fragment reports the arrival of the steamer Raney in London amid a heated exchange, with verification pursued in Sydney and mentions of stimulants valued at 213861 and apparel excise. It also notes Gov Macwuaein measures and various local updates including population estimates and a long-serving pastor in Lyonnurah.
A steamer voyage ends in alarm as a lady passenger is attacked aboard. Windald defends herself amid a struggle, injuries reported on board, and passengers recount the tense moments. Officials and crew investigated the incident.
A fragmented report centers on Sir Kesarth Anderenn, noted as Sir Kenneth Anderson, at Syiney orcapyine. The text hints at a sequence of generalized statements about Australian politics, business interests, and a possible matinee event. The piece mentions Nin e to Avetesia Nore and Semutlatiage, with references to a busines mon and a figure named Phars Z0uthhul.
Saturday market notes show numerous buyers and sellers at Charters Towers with bids and lots traded. Names such as Briltent Biver Ae BA and Hedy Witte appear among price references and broker references, with entries for saline Tits Mevinan and other entities amid scattered bids and relists.
A sum of £325 was raised for the NSW Dreadnought Fund. Notable contributors include Stan Deen Swstead and Albert Robertshaw from Woeallakra, with support from West Martians and Waterion AS outlines.
The Bestia mail dated London May 28 reports Moldavia expected to reach Sydney on Monday for delivery from the GPO at 8.00.
A garbled report from London notes a broker named Mr Hazel Gurrey and a bizarre sequence of events tied to a death by action forward. The text references Parliament debates, water gatherings, and forgery findings linked to a Darlinghurst area, with remarks from a figure named Mr Fisher and mentions of Parramatta.
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