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Newspaper
Toodyay Herald
Location
Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 19, 1933
Page
2
A garbled 1920s style article outlines new out-of-bounds rules and penalties in football, stressing expert approval and detailing kick, throw, and foul outcomes. It mentions guardianship, ball handling, and referee authority while noting players’ actions leading to free kicks, penalties, and stoppages.
Racing card lists numerous horse names and fields across six furlongs with mixed entries including Winged en Sl Vina Wai Tod Rite and LADY PICA, plus multiple stallion and jockey notes. It reads like a stall list from an international meet with obscure abbreviations and unclear race details.
A rattled yet lively note on Northam races dated May 24 1953 hints at Venetian King Cave Prince News and various race names. The fragment references climactic sprints and a mix of horses and jockeys, including names like Watts Vittares Bua Manto and more, with scattered details about divisions and performances. The text also mentions Mount Malcolm Brilter Peter Myst and other horses in a chaotic montage of racing terms and proper nouns.
A garbled sports note describes a horse racing meeting with several riders and horses such as Seagrave and Phen. It mentions stewards, owners like C. Chest Lord Abies, and various race outcomes including positions like 4 lengths and 2nd place. The text is fragmented but records attempts, penalties, and postrace commentary.
A garbled OCR listing numerous horse names, stables, and race terms from Brennan Park and surrounding venues appears. It reads like a fragmentary catalog of entrants, horses such as DIXIE ROYAL and GOLDEN CHAR, and mentions qualification, dampened by misread letters, with scattered references to race types and venues.
Fragmented racing notes from Goodwood dated May 13 1953 show unclear results and participant names. The readable fragments mention Manjine Hart Athha and a last race decision with several misreadings. The overall context appears to be a summary of turf events with multiple errors in the OCR text.
A chaotic report covers a regu party at a track meet with multiple racers and unnamed sponsors. The article notes four starts by Harty and a claim of credit at the event, mentioning Ada Nis and Newedinzs, with various home ties and performances shaping the outcome.
Morley secure ride led field with strong early pace while Noovee sailed to hold Koval Jorvar at bay. Wilt, Peithvire, and Proc sioy aml Spearange chased in a fast run. Lord Winwood led the sprint finish, beating Peter Ribbon as Great Childe rallied. Fottie Fayette and Sean followed with mixed results in a crowded program.
Riotous scene as jockeys push horses in a tight sprint. Von Sheik wins a close 223 yard dash with a splerstid aes alae value noted by observers. Peters leads the field in the late stretch as Micky Wateran struggles to keep pace.
In a brisk May handicap, Trot pick ups fawn childe edge to victory after a close finish. Temple Court and Bedouin Lady tussled for position as Nelson McCormachy noted rain and balance shifts. Witty Witte and Turiava showed strong drives, while Keys claimed a late surge for a place, with 22011 on the page.
Ware and Co advertises fresh fruits and vegetables at reasonable prices with deliveries to wharf sidings. Mentions Cooking Apples and other produce, highlighting freight arrangements and specialization in furnishings, loans, and related services.
Land on the Sterling Park Howe stead Estate is offered to settlers desiring homes near Perth. Suitable for dairying pig raising poultry market gardening and more with electric light and water. Take up on deposit £2 per acre with balance payable weekly. For details contact Lore and Co sale agents at Copsey Street Bayswater and Forrest Chambers Perth.
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