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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1929
Page
3
A garbled historical passage describes Snowy Bakers American Letter on a new device called starting blocks, claiming it upends old race starts and speeds. It mentions Sota Dorgan, boxing lessons, and a stormy United States context, with scattered names and places, but the text remains largely indecipherable.
A sprawling, fragmented wire of racing results sums, sporting notes, and financial hints. Names like Becca, Ivan, and Pat surface alongside venues, dates, and dollar figures in a bustling collage.
A Brisbane boxing show the revival's push with a busy program at the stadium featured Ian Manton and notable fighters from the era. The card highlighted injuries and local talent while signaling renewed public interest in the sport.
Johnnie Green set to clash with Archie Cowan in a scheduled bout at the stadium on Saturday. The event card features boxing action with local attention and firm plans for a decisive result.
Fragmentary sports note from Newcastle wrestling coverage mentions oneysan spas and a match at Hie a et aan with unclear details. The readable names imply local wrestling events or results but specifics remain unresolved in the OCR text.
A compact note reports Dobgie Wilson defeating Ison in a recent game. The outcome highlights Wilson's narrow win and the tense finish, with both players showing strong execution.
Fragmentary OCR yields a brief item noting a planned May confrontation between figures named Cook and Heeney in the United States. Details are unclear due to garbled text but suggest an anticipated clash or performance. Further readable elements mention peace, fuser, and personal names without coherent context.
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