Gregory's enduring batting form thrills cricket fans
The Australian cricket great Gregory, still active after twenty years of first class play, scores 16 not out in a Victoria vs New South Wales inter state match. He has notched twenty three centuries, displaying enduring skill and a storied family legacy in the sport. The Sydney crowd and English players alike honor his long career and the celebrated feats of Australia’s early cricketing era.
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Boxing and racing talk from New Zealand sports scene
Bob Fitzsimmons tours New Zealand with a music hall sketch while Anaily eyes retirement from boxing. Dick Arnott accepts Marty Pearce’s challenge to a world rowing race in May. Bill Squires vs Arthur Cripps looms as Cripps fights in Australia. Marine Y M C A tourney nears finish as Hawaiian Gun Club holds annual shoot at Runway with Leggett traps under review.
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Thorn and Cullen Fail To Live Up To Anticipation In Stadium Bout
A dull twelve round bout at the Stadium left fans disappointed as Frank Thorn the featherweight champion and Dick Cullen the American lightweight offered little action. Thorn fought in a lax, defensive style, while Cullen pressed intermittently but never turned the tide. Referee warnings finally halted Thorn’s fouls, but the lack of notable exchanges left the crowd unimpressed and speculation about future matchups began.
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Jackson Beats Connie Hayes In City Mile Race
Two Haleiwa candidates started from the Bulletin office and raced to Moanalua and back. Jackson led most of the way, Hayes challenging at several points, finishing thirty seconds ahead of the clock in roughly forty five minutes for about six miles. The crowd on King Street and at Fort Shafter saw the finish, with Jackson posting a strong, fresh finish.
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Thorn Survives Rough Round in Frustrating Bout
A chaotic match ends with Thorn favored by the referee after a bruising exchange. The crowd shows little interest as both fighters fail to cement a standout victory and future rematches seem unlikely.
Boer Unholt and Summers Fight Draw
Boer Unhote and Johnny Summers fought to a draw in a reported match before Wap. The decision favored Summers by some observers though others thought Unhote won. Summers, bruised, left the ring as commentators noted the English judge’s split view.
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Flynn Decisively Defeats Langford In Round Fight
Jim Flynn defeated Ray Langford in a ten round bout. Flynn dominated with a crouching defense and repeated flurries, bleeding Langford from a cut eye as he pressed on the ropes. Langford failed to land meaningful blows and showed little countering ability as Flynn maintained control through most rounds.
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Protest Over Sending Ungafe War Vessels From Vallejo
Vallejo February 21 chief engineering officer of the cruiser Mary land warned the navy department that sending the ship to sea for target practice would endanger crew lives due to faulty machinery. The protest, reportedly favored by commanding officers of two cruisers and by the fleet commander, was forwarded to Washington where Admiral Sebree led the inquiry.
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