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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1924
Page
4
New South Wales defeated England 33 to 18 in a rugby league test, delivering a faster paced display with standout forward play and backline speed. The home side built a significant lead early, with England recovering late but unable to close the gap as NSW held on for a clear victory.
Fragmented review of a football game describing English players and teams. Mentions of goals, injuries, and standout performances alongside numerous garbled phrases. Key names such as Benson, Beale, Connor, and Rees appear amid unclear commentary on halves and tactics.
The report describes a chaotic rugby match with England backs attacking through the centre, multiple tries and penalties, and a late finishing try by Suncliffe. New South Wales dominates early, but England recover to push to a 38 42 scoreline as Parker and Gallagher influence the play.
Report on the first match between England and New South Wales under Australian conditions. Forwards showed strength, with notable efforts from Toes and O’Conner in the scrum. NSW's defense improved in the backs, while Benson and Waverhause starred among the backs, though Australia’s pack dominated early play.
English selectors name a strong side to meet Queensland on Saturday in the first Test with Sydney and Brisbane venues in sight. The Australian public anticipates a tough contest as England seeks a positive start, while NSW and Queensland selections shape the touring party.
The readable bits hint at a cricket season with talk of New South Wales and key players. One quote suggests a decisive factor shaping results, while other fragments reference teams, forays, and possible lineups. The text remains fragmentary and uncertain about outcomes or dates.
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The report covers the Lithgow Weangsras team's season, drastic penalties for non compliance, and the broader impact on competition. It notes universities beating other sides and highlights promising players across Reserve and Second Grades, with comments on form and skill.
Queensland defeated New South Wales 20 to 7 in a return match with a powerful second half. The wind favored Queensland who dominated the forward play and pace, sealing the win after leading 7–0 at half. Eighteen thousand spectators applauded as Queensland sealed the triumph at the close.
Fragmented field report describes a cricket match where New South Wales players struggled against a stronger Queensland side. Evatt and O Connor stood out, while forward play and tactical depth defined the contest. Mentions of Eyalt and Bennett, Potter, Arminster, and other players suggest a tense, high-skill clash with tight scoring and noted misfields.
Fragmented OCR reads like a midgame report with players such as Gorman Aynsley and Thompson and mentions of teams and locations. The garbled lines reference match dynamics, positions, and possible substitutions amid a broader regional sports roundup.
A distorted report shows Tamworth losing 34 to 17 with players like Laitinen and Farle named in fragments. The text is garbled but indicates a football or similar game outcome and mentions multiple individuals in unclear roles.
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