27 Jun 1914
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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1914
Page
1
A fragmented match report on a football test between England and Australia describes a decisive afternoon. Heavy emphasis on English forwards, the pace of play, and tactical superiority as England dominates the game and secures a confident victory.
A fragment notes Anthony Horderns store event with references to lower prices and dressing gowns. The text mentions a public holiday and a shop closing, but details are unclear and several names appear garbled. The item appears to be an archival snippet from a department store advertisement.
A mangled report notes an opening at Hull involving Prigey and the Be Holl whebel oor with references to Mr T and New Zeuland officials. It mentions Cepiais Wairblad Calling and Barre Lary to the Commonwealth, plus 54 Bury Australians and New Teelandera as prrcept of the prrewser.
In a crowded arena the American Lewin defeated Shugrue in a grueling 15 round bout. Both fighters traded punishment with Lewin landing cleaner combinations and enduring a fierce late rally from Shugrue as the crowd roared.
The preliminaries at Tunbridge show lightweights and amateurs in a tight bout. Voree Young led the effort against Ete Tuebridgs as Lame and Mursh traded exchanges, with Lame and Bledamgaroud strong late. Referee Fred Rater halted the match after a tense sequence, awarding the win to Laume.
Weekly notes titled Boxers and Their Doings recap boxing events and comments printed in Evening News during the week. It lists Monday and Friday items and various remarks about boxers, outings, and matchups with brief, non-detailed commentary.
A fragmented notice notes political activity by Lib erals in Calare with uncertain details. The text mentions campaigns, expectations, and possible candidate actions, but the readable portions are garbled, leaving the exact events and dates unclear.
A garbled OCR record details a Monday league match with scattered names, places, and notes on Australian and English teams. The fragment hints at form, rivalries, and player mentions but lacks complete context or clear outcomes. multiple entities appear unnamed due to transcription errors.
A turbulent incident aboard the Kanowna involves a fireman and a mate amid distress. The event follows reports of a voyage near Port Hedland and captures assessments by local authorities on safety and duties during the voyage.
Fragmented report from an Australian trial detailing fee schedules and the participants in a speed judging event. It references Pyrmont Elite and Fremantle contenders, with unclear outcomes and several garbled names. The piece centers on fees, judges, and local club actions amid a chaotic presentation.
Fragmentary OCR text describes an incident at Prince Alfred Hospital with medical officials debating causes and responses. The muddled lines reference patient crowding, staff actions, and aftermath observations without clear dates or names. Readers are left with a vague account of hospital strain and investigation notes.
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