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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 18, 1929
Page
4
South Sydney win two finals to finish the rugby league season as dominant champions. The Red and Green machine overpowers Newtown at the Sports Ground with key players and a strong display sealing their historic success.
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Fragmentary text references Burrage and mentions men missing, with unclear roles and a six item communication from GLP. Event details, dates, and proper names are obscured, leaving a vague note on people and a supposed formal communication.
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A partial readable fragment hints at a sensational feat in the south region. Names, places, or exact events are unclear due to garbled OCR but suggest a remarkable accomplishment drawing local attention and press interest. Further readable details would clarify participants and outcome.
Victorian baseball note hints at Lee and Ghee in a seedings context with unclear details. The fragment mentions SE and a sequence after a game or event, but the text is damaged and names or outcomes are only partially readable.
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