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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 05, 1919
Page
10
Fragments describe Warwick Farm races in Sydney area with references to Trotting Club events, placings, and race conditions amid wartime notes. The text mentions participants and track actions though many names and details are garbled.
Readable OCR fragment mentions ASCOT RACES and dates in November with numbers and names blurred. Contains unclear lines and illegible words. Summary notes insufficient readable facts but preserves event and location cues from fragment.
A garbled OCR snippet references the New South Wales Trotting Club schedule for Monday. It mentions NAVENMER ed and a son, with unclear details about events, locations, or outcomes. No clear names, dates, or results are decipherable from the fragment.
Final tote results from the meeting on Boxing Day show one winner amid a day of racing action. Prizes listed include 88 pounds in prize money with noted totals and positions across multiple races.
A fragmented note discusses a book titled How to Bet to Win, mentioning Anfauisie syntany and Wild Bemunavention, with garbled references to Pavente Bedsnonney matpsuras and Wot Traneterabin. The text appears as noisy OCR with unclear authorial details and misread terms.
Fragmented report describes the New Zealand Trotting Cup event with references to contestants, prize money, and a meeting schedule. It mentions various participants and locations in a garbled summary signaling the race as a major national trotting competition.
Victorian racing scene covered with Cairns style gossip from the Melbourne meeting. Mentions Kyneton Caulfield races, notable horses like Trey Boulder and Deneb, jockeys including Hicken and Lyons, and purse details plus references to the Spring Carnival crowd and betting totals.
A garbled report from Caulfield and surrounding tracks details numerous horses contesting furlongs and longer events. It notes performances by Wilda, Duneenn, Anitaitey cue une, and several named runners, with times and markers across multiple stakes and distances, highlighting Parkdale, Melkington and Truepenny among others.
The Queensland Turf Club Spring Meeting features W L Walker and N Bragg among riders, with attention on the Queensland Cup and various handicaps. Key performances include Myce in the Derby and shifts in leading placements, as spectators awaited the finale events and jockeys prepared for upcoming rides.
Fragmented report from a Victorian era lawn termon event, noting a mix of players and spectators near Barurday. The piece mentions Wes AONE and CRUNER in relation to a large crowd, with references to several players and an international context, but the details are obscured and inconsistent.
The report outlines NZ cricket actions with players and officials named, noting Kept busy schedules and weekly games. Mentions captaincy of Dan Meese, associations absorbing matches, and discussions on New Zealand rugby union direction and wartime impacts.
The article outlines Queensland and Bundaberg cricket and rowing scenes with names like Haynes, Gabere, Lam Baynes, and Christenen in a season near Bundaberg. It notes trials, representative selections, and upcoming championships amid a busy sporting calendar and ground shortages.
In Melbourne a boxing event led to a volatile crowd reaction as Kelly faced taunts and the referee’s decisions drew ire from spectators. Mooney, Rooney and other fighters engaged in tense exchanges while the audience wailed, shouting demands for clarity as the proceedings stretched.
A fragmented Adelaide sports note outlines a recent turf match with numerous garbled names and unclear actions. The piece mentions teams, players, and venue hints but readable facts remain sparse, with confusion over scorers, injuries, and outcomes.
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