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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 16, 1935
Page
11
In the Manly A grade squad a 25 year line of Wines family representation is broken as Alan Wines will not appear in the next round. The unusual sequence ends with no Wines name in the lineup, affecting the team’s expected performance and dynamics.
Canberra trails by 15 as Jim Petterson anchors the challengers in a bid for the national title. The article fragment shows heavy OCR garble but highlights Canberra’s deficit and Petterson’s prominent role. Strong names and locality preserved within limited readable content.
Fragmented notes describe Elanora Caméey Chap and a local bar tied to a community effort. References include a banquet, a panel of names, a fundraising drive, and plans to honor workers. The text mentions a daughter of Oswald-Seaty and a figure named Yam, with amounts over 90 dollars and a dinner event planned.
Roseville's Invitation Day drawing crowds with activities and local groups promoting participation. Residents and visitors joined in events, vendors, and performances at the fairlike gathering amid lively community engagement.
A hazy report notes a golfer on the Big Hill amid a centenary event and various scattered names and scores. It mentions B. O’eien winning the Cup and references many unclear participants and dates, reflecting a disjoint OCR of a historic golf meet.
The unreadable clipping lists various names such as George Thompson and Belts, with stray references to banks, counties, and dates. It appears as a damaged public notice or financial ledger fragment lacking coherent events or actions. No clear outcome or dates can be determined from the legible portions.
The Saturday Sydney main events featured open amateur competitions at Avondale and the Hampden Cup at Rise Bus, contested by Royal Sydney and Australian Chapter members. conflicting schedules limited top players and reduced field strength. notable amateur Tom McKay and others faced strong rivalries as professionals clashed across venues.
The unreadable OCR mentions a festival or event in Australia, a 190s era context, and scattered names such as Sears and Garlington. It references attendance, possibly a banquet or performance, and notes on payments or roles like secretary and commissioner with terse, non-cohesive details.
A garbled OCR piece references a stroke week motto and a cricket selector described as a thinker, mentioning names and places in unclear context. It hints at ongoing deliberations by selectors, possibly in an Australian or Austmaulian setting, with fragmented phrases about players and choices.
A fragmentary sports note shows Wilkinson earning a place with the Manly grade side amid erratic play and unclear lines. Reports mention Potters, Cray, Barth, and Cray Mrdes in a tense, lead-up to a Saturday matchup with vague timing and lineup details.
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