National Coursing Association Fourth Meeting Report
Fragmented OCR summary notes an August meeting of the National Coursing Association in NSW. Names appear garbled but suggest discussions of committee actions, venue probes, and participant roles.
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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 28, 1920
Page
13
Fragmented OCR summary notes an August meeting of the National Coursing Association in NSW. Names appear garbled but suggest discussions of committee actions, venue probes, and participant roles.
A fragmented report from Glen Innes notes greyhounds at Stud for a coursing event with details on participants, heats, and outcomes including a notable 70th stakes race. The text references multiple names, venues, and times, suggesting a regional meet with various heats and winners.
The New South Wales Metropolitan Stakes notes reveal a chaotic gossip drenched report on entrants and odds. It highlights Hart Memorial contenders and the Oaks winner among White Elope progeny, with discussion of Keep Battling and Lone Hope in the field and speculative betting moves shaping the event.
A fragmented report covers the New South Wales and Victorian entries at the Australasian cross country and track events. Botany Harriers hold the title as East Sydney athletes push for wins, with notable performances from University of California and Yale competitors in the American context. The Durban meeting highlights Hewitt and Parker as standout runners amid a broad array of collegiate and amateur runners worldwide.
Fragmentary lines describe a sports gathering or race with names such as Mike Hushon and Gy Hacer, mentions of Winsingot Nave and a marathon, along with scattered figures and placements. The text is garbled with many unreadable segments making factual extraction uncertain.
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