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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1921
Page
16
Fragmentary OCR text mentions unnamed persons and places with unclear context. No coherent events, dates, or organizations emerge to derive a factual summary or a recognizably titled news item.
Local notes indicate a gathering of coursing enthusiasts with entries from Rowan and nearby towns. Participants include figures from Peimpinn and Maoty Hill as organizers prepare for the event.
Coursing updates preview the Australasian Waterloo Cup at Hamilton and Frank Juncuian events with notes on prize money, entrants, and upcoming July departures. Reports cover Werribee Park fixtures, Glen Innes Cup plans, and local state meetings including Mudgee and Sydney attractions plus historical winners and notable dogs.
A fragmented report details D Arcy and Dare dividing with Frindle Lady and De ta in the Maiden Stakes, plus updates from the Australian coursing scene. It notes trial results, names Brimstone and White Hope progeny, and mentions Mr John Hannaway, Mr Murphy, and dog racing events in New South Wales and Melbourne amid weather and travel notes.
NSW athletics meet reports strong showings from East Sydney AAC with multiple wins and top placings. Notable performances include a standout sprint and field events across various age groups, while rivals Botany Harriers faced defeats amid brisk competition and shifting wind conditions.
The Mildura Gift 130yd Handicap featured winner 470 and cup, runner up E18 with third £19 and others. R Waulghy led Purley and Taylor placed, Carnival Handicap results include Narra. Miss Grantemange performed in standing broad jump and sprint events at Gilgandra for the Mater Cycle Clune meet. American entrants dominated, with Esther Ravin Mee noted in results.
A garbled account lists runners from the United States and abroad, including Andrews of Milwaukee and Don Lippinwitz, with mentions of 100 metres records and other distances. It notes Paddock’s earlier work and references events in Los Angeles, New Zealand, and Australia, amid fragmentary details of races and marks.
Fragmented text outlines a home cough medicine recipe and money items but is garbled. It mentions Heenzo Creaitered warae and various unclear names and quantities, with references to a mixture recipe and financial notes. The readable content hints at a homemade remedy and some monetary terms without clear instructions or outcomes.
At Randwick Range last Saturday the Metropolitan Districts and Sydney teams battled in the Champion Grade events with Sydney narrowly edging Parramatta for second place. Individual high scores included 69 by an Archer from Cockatoo Dock and 68 by a shooter from Morne, while Randwick Literary Tutimine led the open 800-yard contest. The Legion of Frontiersmen meet capped the day with handicap matches won by H. J. Chivers and Phelpe-Richards, as Randwick hosts prepared for next week's events.
Fragmented report highlights Waverleys and Redeas contest, with Haro Franks praised for pitching and a wild play by Rord Lee altering the game. Notes Bloomers, William, and Keus Pevershayi among players mentioned as teams like Marrioville Gown University, Sask, and Withh vie for position.
A garbled OCR text mentions multiple players and results with scattered scores and phrases. The readable items include references to wallops, innings or periods, and several proper names, but the overall action and context are obscured, preventing a clear event or outcome summary.
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