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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 19, 1913
Page
3
The report details rowing race outcomes and upcoming pennants while noting weather impacts. Mentions teams including Leichhardt and Glebe and discusses club strategies, costs, and railway considerations affecting the event.
A partial OCR fragment discusses expectations about parts becoming hallmarked and the potential benefit. The readable text mentions holidays and togetherness but lacks clear subjects or actions.
Fragmentary OCR style input discusses coaching timing and schedule concerns. It mentions training, dates, and possible adjustments but text is garbled and many terms are unreadable. No identifiable names, places, or concrete events are clearly stated.
Tasmanian Yachting circles express widespread regret at the drowning of Mr. Wal. E. Moore off TheItIa during a late gale in Sydney Harbor. Commodore and Sydney Yacht Squadron members convey sympathy to friends and discuss a smaller cost class for Hobart. The West Australia championship and inter state events receive brief mention alongside other maritime notes.
A fragment from a London Daily Graphle recounts a fish tale about a pike caught in British waters last year. It describes an old inscription in Greek on a relic near a frozen pond and speculates on a mysterious connection to a governor and a date in a far past.
Regular prize competitions appear on the Globe back page. The Globe offers daily prize contents and drawings, with details and access notes for readers seeking the prize compositions.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions T Richardson and fishing tackle and a tangled list with unclear items. No coherent event or outcome is readable.
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