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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1920
Page
4
A barely legible OCR fragment shows scattered letters and numbers. The readable content is minimal, offering no clear names places dates or events. The item appears to be an incomplete snippet from a larger newspaper page.
A damaged OCR note references Richardson's Wine and Spirit with unclear names and dates. The fragment mentions Ewan Lowe and Duval BI Ws Aa An, surrounding a brief, indistinct context about a sale or event. No clear outcome or location is verifiable from the legible text.
The piece reviews Wimbledon Worlds era matches featuring Parke and rivals like Tilden Brugnon Gobert and Patterson. It notes Parke’s aggressive net play and the Japanese showcase, with Gobert and Mayrrododais advancing, while Parke forces tough exchanges and near-upsets in a highly competitive slate.
Fragmentary OCR text with mixed names and phrases appears to reference individuals and places in Sydney but contains numerous garbled terms and nonstandard phrases, preventing a coherent event or story from being established for a concise newspaper card.
A garbled ad copy touts Snowy Bakers Liniment as a potent cure for rheumatism sore throat swelling and related aches. The text promotes a twenty penny bottle claimed valuable for joints and internal pains, urging broad usefulness despite legibility issues.
Royal Sydney beaten as Vardon and Mitchell headline a long report on the ladiew championship of Queens land. Kirkwood’s comparison and the Red 18 holes play analyze drives and form with players from Sandy Lodge Club and the AGA.
Old column describes Shieh Simlet tonic as a universal remedy for headaches backache and neuralgia claiming it nourishes nerves and blood. It recounts medical opinions, patient anecdotes, and a staged testimonial scene with dramatic language and local names.
An Australian billiards memoir recalls the State championship era and the late Ian Hooper and E. J. Booth among others. It notes Melbourne's upcoming Amateur Billiard Association events and honors Billy Lancaster born 1838, a Sydney native famed for early play. The piece reflects on Sydney clubs, notable players, and the old Ers clubs on Redfern Street, with memories of the Exhbigsure era and the Snapshots of Pyrmont days.
Fragmented report lists runners, heats, and results with numerous garbled names and scores. Mentions Layte, Findlay, Cortera, Peavey, Slomelinun, J. Millcan, Wood, Bowmen, Garay, Leigh, and Glebe among others, indicating a track meet summary with heats and placements but unreadable details.
An OCR fragment references nonpolice terms and a health remedy, mentioning a family, a team, and a suspect’s claim. It describes throat and chest trouble and notes a medicine bottle of Heenzo or similar, with advice to seek best quality products and avoid unsafe items.
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