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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 02, 1919
Page
3
A fragmentary boxing feature recounts Len Lennard Scanlon and Bob Scanlon involvement, with mentions of N.S.C. bouts, arrangements with Mike Blake and Charlie Leas, and a touring schedule. It cites Lennard Yenbus Scanlon and references to the National Sporting Club bout lineup and promoters.
Nat Gould chronicles Max Thorgilt leaving Hamedale for dream voyages. He hops ships up the coast, saves pennies, and travels by land toward Bathurst and Curragong. He grows from a boy to a self made man, facing memories of England and his parents as he pursues freedom and wealth in Australia.
Una Glanville, Georgie, and trainer Wesney discuss Derby day plots as seven runners prepare. A bustling crowd and cautious bets frame the scene while questions about a doctor and a horse named Megausss swirl through the chatter.
. In a crowded scene at the course, Warlock races ahead as Wingarader and others contest. Georgie, Ashe r, and Trench feature in the drama, with iron rivalries and a final push behind a silver star badge on the front jacket.
Fragmentary article items reference Victorian Golah Club members and events with many garbled words. Readable bits mention meetings, possible members, and social activity but no coherent narrative or identifiable outcomes.
A scrambled OCR fragment references Nobel's Cartridge at a green harbor location with mentions of Yeager Sat Birra and Pas SiR, noting a court or event tied to this peculiar scene. The readable bits point to a nautical or local incident unfolding near a harbor with additional names appearing as garbled text.
A damaged newspaper notice gives partial details for a local public sale with readable fragments naming the sale action and local officials.
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