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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 22, 1936
Page
20
A garbled sports betting item references the Cup, field doubles, and various names. It mentions bets, odds, and potential winners in a noisy, error-filled stream. Key entities are unclear, but imply horse or racing wagering with speculation on victors and payouts.
The readable text hints at a November event and a person named Dory Chiat, with scattered references to Hanford, TV, a following, and November. Details are fragmented and names are partially garbled, yielding an incomplete local notice silhouette.
Flood Tide is listed as a class stayer creature with prominent sea theme and notable movement. The report mentions Trou and Mummy Tek Sait Gaeet AE among entities guiding the sea bound status.
Reported by wire from Melbourne, Pasha fails to win the Werribee Cup as Sydney secures victory. General notes describe a tense finish with possible racing missteps and crowd reaction.
Fragmentary sports note reports a team lamenting a cup winner with unclear names and broken OCR text. Readable bits mention Sandie and Bibs Sein Ma, but key details remain obscured.
Fragmentary OCR records a price set by Micawber's TTB with mentions of sand units and a query about payees and names. Details are unclear but indicate a payment or pricing dispute involving Howes and other parties.
A garbled coastal note mentions flood tanks and changing tide lines. References to locations and names are unclear but imply a rough Weather and tide update with scattered phrases about roads, dunes, and possible storm impact.
Fragmented notes describe a racing event where Al Rosebery’s tote backers faced renewed success. The piece mentions jockey weigh-in failures and multiple race outcomes, with references to Glover and Rogar as related participants in a crowded field.
Readable fragments mention Phineas, Rosebery, and local dawn routines with scattered names and places. The text resembles a diary or column note about morning activities and a list of characters, but many terms are garbled. The piece offers a snapshot rather than a coherent narrative, with uncertain details and partial phrases.
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