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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1922
Page
7
A fragmented OCR page outlines race meeting references with numerous proper names, locations, and figures. It mentions people such as Ni S or Tianna Seaton along with places, events, and possible times, though the text is garbled and many reads are unreadable.
We glimpse Australian tours and Melbourne concerts featuring Guy Maine Lew Paton George Carney and Ed Ford. Performers include Susie Susie Reeve and Lilian Rupee plus J Ward who eye Australian engagements, with Musgrove plans and vaudeville acts across Sydney and Melbourne theatres.
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered names numbers places and dates. Readable items include dates like aug and Tues and various scattered names such as REED MIA and MAGID MEDRO. The passage lacks coherent narrative or clear event.
Readable text recounts Melbourne vaudeville acts led by Georgie Wood and others, with performances in Australia including Tivoli shows and Bijou theatres. Mentions Adelaide audiences, Grace Laxty, Andre Cahill, and George Brooke in various revivals and new bookings.
Harris Horder travels to compete as Carroll notes a major cycling team race kicking off on Saturday in the United States. The event features prominent riders and a stacked lineup, with expectations for fast pace and strategic moves on the course.
The report covers Ashfield Club events including the Warr road race and Open 30 mile cycling race on the Western road, detailing riders such as Saurav Wen, Arow road office, and A. Collings. It notes time records, prize listings, and event structure with references to Ashfield members and associated race handicaps.
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