Australasian Cross Country Championship Stars NSW Team
Australasian Cross Country Championship held in New South Wales featured open men’s and team events. NSW dominated with strong performances from runners such as Andrew Woot and Weyne, while New Zealand and Victoria posted notable showings amid a field including notable walkers and military athletes.
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New South Wales
Ana
Groseesien
Ronan Amy
Baler Geral
CMG
Seni
Maloe Wy Whanginon
Nova MG
Erernany
A. L. Halwoet
Andrew Weed
Delgielen
Asatratahian
A. W. Phokard
W. W Muns
C Weyman
J. A. He Lake
Earlinie i. Campenng
Ware Beale
CCE
Masoud’ Hayden
Nk MT. Markense
Illegaf Itauelr
Dominion
Hobary
Nsw
Andrew Woot
C.” Weyiney
FL Kehlman
Whyte
Nsw New Zealand
Vicrona
South’ Australia
Queensland U1
Randwick
New Zealand
Victoria
Tame Man at Rural Fair Ends in Taunt Fight
A rural fair event ended in a taunt and clash as a tame man faced a challenger amid noisy spectators. The sight drew attention from attendees and local onlookers as organizers tried to restore order.
Oxford Varsity Team Triumphs in South Africa
Oxford University athletics squad toured South Africa and defeated a local team seven goals to three at Wanderers ground on May 12. Notable players included J. Diekionen, Le Miller, K. Kerr, C. Churchy, E Newman, and B. Jowetkan among others from Pembroke, University, and various colleges.
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Oxford ‘University
South Africa
Sne SA
Galord
Afuet Wich
Viljorn
Vin
Wovde
Ing Heoad
Yanipr
Capetose Aly
Wanderers
Oxford University
Milligan Ciharbergin
University
Re J. Diekionen
Harvam Ang Grad
Mide Balm Ie
Iy Jord
New College
Thuhn
Chri
Empire Games at Wembley Rivalry With Empire Team
Ambitious coverage describes the 1924 British Empire Exhibition and competition involving Australia's Olympic squad, New Zealand, South Africa, and Canada. Names such as Digmmpie and Coureuse appear in reference to contestants, with events at the Exhibitor Stadium set for August 1924. The piece hints at televised or radio broadcast plans and notes the Empire team aiming to represent the athletic eye of the Empire against England and other nations.
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Alleman
B.S
Aly
Ody
Moy
Vinlle
Tives
Jung
Uellines
England
New Zealand
South Attica
Cava
Coureuse
British Empire
U.S.A. Wy
Fwerke
Nurmi's record runs in mile and 1500 metres noted
An OCR reading from London Stockholm reports Paavo Nurmi setting world records in the mile at about 4 minutes 10 seconds and the 1500 metres around 3 minutes 53 seconds. The piece mentions other historic marks including a 1500 metre record by J Zander and references to Walter George and early 1800s times.
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London
Stockholm
Paavo Nurmi
J Zander
Ui Graber
Amin SA Folket
USA
WD. Gacee
Lo Ft
Avaya
Mead
Ana
Walter
George Got
Wales
Botany Heeriera
Rosebery Racecourt
Cable Sro
Prague
Klacno
Tiatima
W. Paddock
Patetae Tay
George Wilsons
Tle
Rolle
Clut'y Cortomt
Adelaide
Ereney
Eiares
Uae
Vic
Buk
Tiene
Eyeciel
Atte Himasell Uy
Serine Waa Sapiuring
Uilee Tadooy
Professional Athletics Enerenatiee for the Eight Bone Das
Fragmented OCR text about an athletic league schedule and fixtures. Mentions venues, teams, and dates with unclear names. Contains heavy garbled phrasing and nonstandard terms, preventing a clear event or outcome from being established.
Goodall Cup Triumph Seals NS Western Title
The NS team captured the Goodall Cup from Victoria in a tense finals clash. Players named include Sanga Ish, Ruyer Uuvidan, Tetley, and Daud, with key moments noted as the match swung on late goals and standout saves.
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Arktine Santos
Exilina
Memorial Stakes at Woodstock Enclosure Draws Large Crowd
A truncated racecard item describes the Wind-Up Memorial Stakes at Woodstock enclosure featuring top horses and notable owners. It notes Thorley and others showing form, with Shelia Between, Armial, and Cymrie among contenders. The piece highlights market interest, final flurry, and plans for Metropalian and Singleton meetings later in the season.
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Dickens
Arshifvle
Dal Eitan
Buceley
Andrew Mlewwhes
Scully
Conrnes
W. J. Beilly
Nwt
Webb
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F. Bailey
ARGUS
Aidan
N.S. Walen Amateur Athletic Assasia
Ailapanal
AAA
AJC
Aye Milus
Alna
Chien
Auk Rollad
Chasnpionsip
Balers
Kawr
Mii
Victariana
Ale” Wee
Hs Bn
Aber Ava Salen Ya
Anata Peat Muy Pet Agra
Toni
Sydney
Martin
Sean
Hari Wes
Hacky
Oxford
Southern Universities
Nurmi
Chameionwnin
Seappaating
Lulhdake BR
Mieten
Png. J. Multre
J. J. Miller Prine Coor. Ltd
Maibaratma
Ana Tung
Apoue Prune Sporting Cs Juear Dockla Crownly Santo Say
Boum Sperry ‘Park
Catan
Athletic League
Fixturgh
Bighllouw Sports
Aruniieonit
Ns.w
Speedy Noce
Sheila 5
Woodstock
Thorley
Elena Roe
Anand
Noryuetn
Chicky
Arminale
Arminaln
Carpenter
Eric Mackellure
Jones Clark
Cinelln
Queue Easty
Agalnot
Soal
Daal Bian
Howe
Abe
Acer
Amelaide
Ah Aten Amin
Tiadie
Ferma
Yao
Fpefield
Metropalitan Cc
Gaavarrines Gay
Wend
Bingleton
Donnelly
Lunney
Engleton CC
Singleton
Bowne
Arcana apayUs Sas
W. Watters
Battanion
Macecourse
Balurdey
Mig
Vnl
Sas
Bourd
Tin Riser
Henle Walta
Shay
Jean
Inoleton Coumaing Clm
Bingo Averouree Romane
Batuieday
Taker
Bill-Olfare
Mt. Moma
Goa
Nealunohine
Salie
Soongamo
Millahlaty Laty
Helle Bey
Greyhounds
Averiomente
Mown Hope
Duinaga
Aace
Jeowar
Preilenty
Pet Pete
Vera Querther
Yng Wens
Cota
Ural
Geom
Ebro
Conny
Aia
Hitachi
ETON
Tradi Union
W. Vanier
Fecard
Ethan Ar
Atari
Oberland
Goulauarasan
Prdae
Tie
Eafe
Serra
Mraowlet & Stg
Rou
HAY Coursing Club
New Moat
Rane
Arans
Ewoauasour
Trent
Weber
Sinan
Marmion
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