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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 23, 1938
Page
5
A fragmented report notes TES and Singular Equality in a cricket match at Lord's with uncertain results. The text references players and teams but provides insufficient clear details. readable elements suggest a tense contest and possible equality in play, awaiting decisive action.
The program lists upcoming fixtures including a Derby at Chesterfield and tests at Manchester. It notes a series of matches with some details garbled but indicates a sequence of events and locations for the tests and derbies planned.
Fragmentary OCR reports E J Smith and F Walden as umpires for a Lancashire match. The muddled text mentions players and a scoreline, with unclear references to teams, dates, and officials, suggesting a brief sports item about officiating at a county game.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a cricket match at Gord's with Meerwood-Biitn team achieving 50 wickets. It mentions a 7 for 4 spell in the second over and a 40 and 45 score context, with references to Katie and Histoure in a retreated lineup.
In the report, batsmen and bowlers are listed with ages and figures. Hans Evohing contributes 12 wickets for 33 runs as part of a broader summary of players and scores.
An obscured 1934 Lord's Test report notes a tragedy and vainglorious remarks by Australian figures, with Resale and Linguini in pivotal roles and a focus on wickets and outcomes. It mentions Sindy lernon, Gord's By Mana, and hedged bets as the match neared conclusion.
An Australian averages report details a setback for Toymane Sn Bt Ane Shite Rele amid a regional context. The piece notes performance metrics, industry implications, and potential upcoming events affecting market outlook.
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