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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 20, 1919
Page
4
Nonsensical OCR fragment mentions names like Kevowa and Wey Hie with stray words such as Water Pie and White ete Trot. Contains unclear references to dates, places, and figures. lacks coherent events or structured facts for a proper summary.
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions Corsair with 70 pounds in lmp, rider remarks and names like Ayanon Wy and Ny, unclear event details. The text hints at a race or weight class noting five riders and a sequence of abbreviations, but specifics are not recoverable.
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a local notice or advertisement with unclear names and dates. It mentions possible entities such as ATC Mba and Anabela arte Malan but lacks complete context or verifiable details.
A wartime style report describes a cousing picnic at Rooty Hill New Zealand with the Mewronafian Cup meeting of the Apolitan CC. disruptions delayed air and rail travel while crowds anticipated a wind up gathering and betting amid difficult weather and logistics.
A fragmented local notice from Mudgee coursing club contains garbled words and stray names. The readable bits reference club activity mid Vania and a timer, with unclear actions, speakers, and outcomes amid a jumble of letters and phrases.
The report recalls the death of famed distance runner Harold Hayden and traces a long era of Australasian track events. It notes battles for national titles at Randwick and Brisbane venues, highlighting Hayden's decisive win and the era's shifting leadership among Botany Mariners Sydney Harriers and other clubs.
Long OCR fragment recalls January events in Australia. Mentions Manly Modi Maracnen, Nowe Side Amostation, AACA program, and Sydney high school sports at Moore Park. Notes Queensland team, Brisbane memorial medal, and upcoming Australasian championship with walkers and runners. Includes scattered names, places, and dates in a dense, period-voice sports summary.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a metropolitan choir inquiry with unclear names and dates. The readable bits reference Meotaret and Daetty We, with partial phrases suggesting a committee or event. Details are insufficient to confirm participants or the incident context.
A detailed report from the New Jersey Indoor Rifle Association drive meeting outlines high marks and judged patterns. Notable shooters include names such as Joslin, Lawley, Reid, and Te We, with results recorded across 200 to 800 yards. Weather affected conditions, but top scores and committee duties are noted for the Annwick Range event.
Reports detail Lawless shooting 15 consecutive bulls at 300 yards and 68 of 70 at 31 00 yards in inter-District Union play at NRA meeting. Metropolian Union selectors named captains George Le Ardill and T. Fine among others. Matches held at Ranwick and Concord saw teams like Concord A and B compete as Sydney clubs vie for standings and selection. News from England notes the start of Britain's first chess tournament in 20 years.
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