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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 01, 1935
Page
17
A garbled OCR fragment describes a rural event labeled in quotation marks as Bivntn or Sininda with references to observers and performers. Mentions of fall weather, a time element, and various disjointed phrases hint at a local pageant or pageantlike exhibition with unclear participants and sequence.
The Goodyear plant fosters a broad sports program run by the Employees' Activities Committee. Activities span football, baseball, rugby league, tennis, and other indoor games with teams like City Houses and senior clubs, highlighting competition and teamwork among workers.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Hammond’s 100 Centuries and a garbled section with names and terms. The readable parts reference a list of odd terms and possible notes, but no clear event or outcome. The piece reads like a stray clipping with scattered proper nouns.
The Referee and The Thoroughbred Record discuss whether Phar Lap’s stride surpasses Man o’ War’s. Measurements from Caulfield show Phar Lap averaged about 24 feet per stride over a furlong, while Man o’ War’s stride on the front stretch of the Victory Stakes reached 26 feet.
The report notes a large attendance for an Australian rules game in Brisbane with teams including Lewane Neil, Duskini and Brighine Oy among players. It mentions a match won by Ros Htingwond's side with Hebe Pola scoring behinds and describes earlier networks aiding northern state showings.
A garbled report details prize money of 1037 pounds linked to A Tamous. The text references fields of the show with mentions of By the non and By ihe non re Lon 1031 but lacks clear specifics on event, location, or participants.
The readable lines show garbled fragments including names and phrases such as sea and air references. No coherent events or identities form a clear news item or report.
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