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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1935
Page
24
A readable fragment notes a bet on a single item in a tense ED event involving a person named Sie and a party or group. The text is incomplete but implies a dispute over a stake or outcome. No dates or places are readable.
Reports from New South Wales show a 102 to 38 score with Hines delivering tearaway runs and audience applause when he neared the goal line. Despite an attendance of 21 035 being decent, crowds were largely quiet as fireworks played and Queensland backs exposed gaps in defense.
An elegy filled account describes improved play this season in Sydney with Queensland forwards breaking through, led by Brown Hines and Stapleton as a large home crowd roared. The narrative highlights forward momentum, individual runs, and a contentious try that marred a strong team performance.
Queenslanders defeated New South Wales 64 to 9 in a hard fought test, led by Brown and Beaton as standout backs. The match featured multiple tries, strong forward play, and notable contributions from Norman, Benton, and Hines as Queensland seized control from early in the second half.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions various names and places with incomplete phrases. It references a sports context with mentions of a slate team and local venues, but most details are unreadable. No coherent event, date, or outcome can be determined from the readable portions.
Rugby league action returns with Balmain and Newtown featured as refereed by L Deane. Reports show Easts, South Sydney, North Sydney, St George and others posting scores as teams chase form ahead of pivotal clashes at Bowtown, Park and Sydney venues.
T Gorman notes Queenslanders push for victory over New South Wales in Sydney. Blues of 1926 are hailed as equals to any New South Wales side, yet public dissatisfaction remains as Queensland announces its Sydney squad and awaits results after a decisive third period.
The record lists players including T Ward A Hifley Deaton D Brown Aloen Thicknesse Price Pearet Curran Feirell Bishr Whittle Mohlson Cooper Mahon Midkory Dearne Bluffton Collins Waldke Mickel Michel Bircoll Madaen and officials Referee Denis with judges Griffin and Wigsell for a Queensland match lineup.
The report describes a hard fought game with Whittle teckle making a key move to create space for Peagoe scoring 81 to 6. Stehr received medical attention twice as players rallied around him while Blue teammates supported. Girvan Pruven and Peige starred for the five forwards in a grueling match with solid defense from Alahon and Roebhivan and Whittle’s elusive presence in the back.
The report notes a 23 to 12 defeat at Leoly on day 11 for Coree and Waris Rance. Jet Mooroe captained the Queensland winners with Borris tying wing and others contributing goals and plays amid cautious teamwork and courageous effort.
Newtown shows strength in a close division race as A spring ends with 1 coal missed. Frennis E. Deane will coach St George and South Sydney at Bari Park, with T Mecflabon refereeing. the match promises a watched contest.
A garbled sports note references players Haleys, Dune, and Nelwon with mentions of Mt Lowell and Dene. It notes St George defending three times against Weets Easts and Norths, with Ward for New South Westerns scoring in swift movements. The passage hints at fast kicks and positional awareness amid changing lineups.
The article outlines the history and current composition of the Trust managing the cricket ground linked to the sport’s development in New South Wales. It notes past and present trustees and their roles, including officials from the Cricket Association, government departments, and political appointments, with references to key figures such as Mr. S Moses and Mr. W. Stephen.
The passage criticizes selectors for unfair practice in choosing Queensland teams on tour. It notes calls for a NSW style selection committee with two managers and a captain to oversee tours. Queensland must build a squad for Mohd Deve Brown as they head north after the match.
Goulburn outplayed in first half, trailing 18 38 at half. Goulburn regrouped in second, overcame with strong forward work and late tries, led by A Thom and F Comber with key defense from Felsch and Y Renbineau as South Sydney stars shine for Colts.
H R Meller of the Rugby League argues the Maori RU team should not be labeled overseas. He notes the term overseas refers to nations with football teams in Australia and warns the 10 year agreement could set a problematic precedent if misapplied. The Rugby Union favors dates alignment while Rugby League seeks union approval.
QYDWEY district club officials are busy preparing for annual meetings. Members discuss brightening the pre miership club aricket and improving batting outlook. Emphasis on nearing strokes and footwork for Test readiness.
Many names listed for birthdays of cricketers on June 18 including Tyler Minnett Patrick Harwood Boortteer and others across regions. The fragment mentions secretary KH 8 and various clubs and locales with initials and partial surnames.
The article notes England unbeat en England against South Africa with England securing wins and draws across tests. It lists overall results by city or team shorthand, highlighting England's multiple wins and draws while South Africa still awaits a first victory, with totals showing various combinations of wins and draws.
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