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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1936
Page
8
A fragmented Sydney scoreline shows Sydney defeating a rep team with 29 to 16 results for Manly and South Sydney, while mentions of Canterbury, St George, Wests, and Parramatta hint at a busy domestic fixture list. The text records varied scores and team names in a lengthy, garbled OCR of a 20th century soccer page.
Fragmentary OCR note announces a restoration effort led by Ha Teague for colonies. Details are unclear due to garbled text but imply a public listing or posting about planned restoration actions and schedules in Lewes or related locales with named organizers.
The Saturday edition voices demand for word from theme clubs about forthcoming tea match events. Officials urge prompt submission of details for publication.
A notice announces printing work at the company Resta toved Printing Works by Charles Witner Drostan for Sally Fenrese Newananer Uormnany Limited with a price of ¢2.
The Waratahs travel to meet the Balow side in a key up game as Mappies at home. The squad will be led by Device Muse supported by a strong group from Wagga and local reserve players. Notable absentees and the element of a future star loom as the side aims to secure a positive result against a determined opponent.
Australian rules clubs MagA Combined and Ganmain prepare for a major clash tomorrow in the South Western League. Teams feature captains Wain, Boag, and Davis with reserves from Ganmain and North Wagan, listing many players and positions as the match looms.
England defeated West 33 to 16 in a Rowby League game at Parkes on Wednesday. Attendance was about 8000 as Parkes hosted the match.
Fragmented report lists multiple matches with Melbourne teams facing rivals. Notable lines mention South Melbourne defeating War, Geelong beating Hawthorn 14 1, Williamstown over Oakleigh, and other scores in a noisy OCR segment. Names and places are partially garbled but indicate a busy round of Victorian football.
A large crowd packed the arena as Temora defeated Young for the Maber Cup on a Wednesday night. The close game featured standout plays from both teams and sealed Temora’s victory in a hard fought title defense.
The NSW Association discussed sending a team to Sydney for a carnival August 1 to 3, offering hotel expenses and grounds. A special social committee was formed to raise funds, with a conference planned in Newcastle and a separate event at Hulton Park to prepare venues and facilities. Players from four teams were considered, with selections to balance between Proven and Probable.
An OCR damaged notice outlines a cycling handicap event to be held tomorrow at Parente WH venue. Names listed include McDonall, Gera, Williams, Crawford, Boyton, Munfeli, Grist, Donoghue, and Cautetor, among others, with uncertain event details and scores.
A man aged 46 died after a close range shot at a breakfast table near Camperdown following a quarrel during a hunting expedition. The fatal bullet struck above his heart as he consumed breakfast, with witnesses noting tension between the man and a companion identified as Mame.
Camden Gold Cup results show Armmander Yolo Team defeating Boone 5 goals to 2 in an afternoon match at Sydney. Sutuiay notes indicate Asa aieniiere repeated efforts helped secure the cup in a brisk polo contest.
The 346th Lottery prize in the S48th draw went to Nu West by The Spider. Mrs Keritge of South Kensington claimed second place. Third prize to Galt, Liverpool, and fourth to Bob's Ek Mr A Newton of West Malton.
A readable snippet lists residents and street names including Fi BIMPEON on Bayte Street and DALTON EVANS on Edward Street, with Paylly Street also named. Additional entries include YATES on Paylly Street and FR McDONALD on Edward Street with MRS. B. V. BAUNDERS on DOOKER Street and W. PEACOCK on McKinnon Street.
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