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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 20, 1925
Page
6
England’s squad secured two victories in Adelaide as the tour began with high scoring margins. The team routed opponents 29 goals to 1 in the first four matches, with key players and multiple scorers contributing.
The report chronicles England's tour actions and the New South Wales visit, detailing lineups, substitutes, and travel plans from Perth to Sydney. It covers practice remarks, personnel like Whittaine and Lawbourne, and the New South Wales team roster with captaincy and selections, plus broader tour logistics and upcoming matches.
The Melbourne match sees heavy rain and soggy infield delaying play as teams struggle to field a full side. Key players and coaches react as conditions hamper pace and accuracy while spectators brace for a rescheduled date.
A fragmented report describes a Northern premier game with uncertain details about the teams, venue, and outcome. It mentions a feature piece, a player, and a club representative, with references to a meeting and a potential direction but lacks clear results or names.
A messy OCR fragment outlines billiards play and coaching ideas. It references players, cushions, shots, and training notions with numerous garbled names and stray phrases. The text hints at technique and strategy, plus occasional mentions of events and figures, but remains largely incoherent.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a vaudeville performer J.C. Williams in San Francisco and a group of artistes seeking fortune. Details are garbled, names and events are uncertain, but the snippet points to a local entertainment page note about performers and a public interest in success.
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