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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 19, 1930
Page
7
A garbled OCR page references birthday greetings to Mr. R. Coombes within Amateur Athletics. It mentions events, dates, and people in a collage of names and agency tags, with scattered phrases about coaching, competitions, and acknowledgments.
Dr Peitzer praises the Victoria athletics tour noting significant profit and broad interest. The piece highlights key participants, local support, and the tour's impact on sports fundraising and community engagement.
A cropped and garbled OCR passage references the British Empire Games and a mix of names. It mentions Canada, Victors, teams, and various unclear terms with no coherent event details or outcomes. The text is unreadable in places and lacks verifiable facts or dates.
A cryptic OCR fragment lists a resignation involving Sus Wing Cap Crew and references to individuals and dates in a jumbled line of text. The readable portion notes an official resigning and a sequence of unclear names and places.
Fragmented OCR note appears to reference prayers by Utan Worl with garbled surrounding text. It mentions a team and names such as Lodirtoe and SEO and Ne AN, but most content is unreadable.
The prose traces Walter Lindrum s legendary cue work in a London venue with English crowds witnessing his remarkable skill on the cloth. It notes unprecedented precision and crowd electrification as Lindrum performs feats unmatched by peers, with enthusiasts buzzing over his control, spin, and accuracy amid the match with Willie Snarh and other opponents.
Copies of photographs from the issue, including "The Senny isn Arrow," may be purchased at the Company office located at the corner of Brisbane and Goulburn Streets.
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