Solar Plexus Boxing Notes and Australian Welter Scene
Boxing notes recount Uren and Holland at welter limit as American boxers head to Australia. Sydney and Melbourne bouts set with Reuters style chatter on upcoming matches, contenders like Darcy, McCoy, Holmes, and Wells feature amid race to weigh in and arrange Australian venues and promoters.
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Uren
Holland
Australia
Sydney
Les Darcy
Brown
Melbourne
Her McCoy
Ken
Artie Powell Udi
Fava
Brisbane
Belle Holland
Bed
Pred Gilmore Ounth
Holland Uren Welters in Australasian Welter Title Bout
The article previews a welterweight bout between Holland Uren and Toray Uren at Spaney Beach on Saturday night. It notes Uren’s prior form, compares him to Vane O'Connor, and discusses Pryie’s and McCoriulee's past defenses as context. The piece signals an intriguing match as Uren seeks to prove himself at welter, with doubts about weight cut and form.
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Ro L. Maber
Vist
Theo Burns
B Brett
Harty Sullivan
Joe Suiits
Jack Cate
Py Conley
Catey Brown
Harry Holmes
Puts
Halland
Toray Uren
Beachus
Chetmplan
Australia
Priya
Oreorsaw
Furrgelf
Timi
Uren
Vane O'Connor Rae
Nimsell
Char Holland
Jimmy Taylor
George Tayor
Moony
Coops
Jimmy Im
Eve Ant
Nelly
Ty Wellerweishe
Swen Caine
Bob Yours
Mitches
Lone Singe
Nicholas
McCoy Beats Powell In Melbourne Boxing Bout
Melbourne report describes a hard fought light heavyweight clash where Hero McCoy faced Arie Powell at West Melbourne Stadium. Powell pressed early but McCoy’s counter punches steadily swung momentum as the bout progressed, with both fighters trading strong combinations before the final bell.
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Melbourne
KeCoy-Powell
West Melbourne
Hero McCoy
Australie
Arie Powell
McCoy
Powel
Unclear arrival at hotel in a weekend city
A distorted line mentions meeting 139 people arriving at a location called Point Hotel then references a Saturday night event and a conference in a city named during a weekend period. The garbled text obscures clear names, dates, or outcomes.
Summary of a boxing bout with McCoy and Powell
The report describes a boxing match where McCoy spends rounds advancing and trading with Powell. McCoy misses several sharp counters as Powell defends, with both fighters trading powerful blows and momentum shifting between rounds. The text notes McCoy's late-rising pace and Powell's solid defense before a decisive exchange that ends with McCoy pressing forward and Powell absorbing punishment.
Fritz Holland Defeats Gilmore in Brisbane Ring Duel
Canadian Fritz Holland wins by kayo and points over Fred Gilmore at Brisbane Stadia. The bout featured Holland’s aggressive mix of lefts and rights, Gilmore’s backhand tactics, and a dramatic seventh round ending as referee Driscoll halted the match. Also notes Jimmy Taylor’s rising form in the Australian boxing scene.
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RITZ
Util
Gilmore
Gilsmore
Holland
Wey
Gilmor
Brite
Akrosa
Sppanen
Frits
Hiing
Drieeall
Brilliant Monday Bouts Delight At Local Show
Weather was poor yet the crowd filled the Stasium Monday for a lively boxing night led by Gayle and Pac Glesnon in a spirited no-decision bout. George Newbury of Estmalm outpointed Woyani, while Tom Cuby appeared and results featured several close exchanges and a disqualification. An upcoming Monday card promises Sid Francia versus Stan Peerce and other netweight bouts with try-outs at 7:45 and a 6:15 start for Gray rounder.
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Maplessum
Ur Iuround
Lew
Aic Gayle
Pac Glesnon
Fortech
Joe
Tom Cuby
Gray
Marcy Holmes
George Perzies
George Newbury
Estmalm
Woyani
Het Sulut
Will Nets
Ral
Stewie Meaulita
Fauer
Jac Cole
Tom Lewis
Mib
Jimery
En Cole
Thelhda
de Warman
Pat Conley
Eo Burns
Venawan
Tur
Bien
Joe Scavie
Bert
Vite
Darcy and Clabby Box at Randilione Warning Night
Darcy and Clabby agree to box under the Randilione warning the Day fendue clinching Saturday night. Both boxers hold on. A major event of the year promises excitement at Kimeric Sync Stadium with reserved chairs available. Book Beaters at 1 and 10 for chair seats. REO L. Baker directs.
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Randilione
Fendue
Omerloti
Davey
Brown
Fersohal
Reo
L. Baker
John L Sullivan style echo in Moran clash report
The piece cites Jim Corbett praising Moran as a hard hitter akin to John L Sullivan era legends. It describes Moran's power, Coffey and Moran exchanges, and Sullivan’s era comparisons, noting Moran’s danger and the crowd’s view of his punching strength.
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Jim Corbett
F. Moran
Moran
Ronan
John L. Sa
Sullivan
Corben
Frank
Jim Coffeys
Coune
Gans
Choynski
Fitzsinmans
Reichel
Murs
Moren
Coffey
Jim
John
Morales
Hollands and Gilmore Return to Sydney Boxing Scene
The report follows Fritz Holland and Fred Gilmore returning to Sydney boxing duties. Gilmore faces a middleweight challenge while Ewan and Patsy Burke also appear, with private Billy Quirk noted in camp awaiting further bouts.
Boxers and Actors to Perform for Anzac Day Fund
A stadium matinee program combines boxers and actors to support the Anzac Day Fund. Top stars from Tivoli and National Theatres join prominent athletes and an American boxing team arriving in Sydney. Darcy Clabby Uren and McCay are among those expected to perform, with the Lord Mayor delivering a commemorative address. Proceeds fund the Anzac Day fund and honor fallen heroes.
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Ansac Day Fund
Baker
Tivoli
National Theatres
Athletce
Sydney
Darcy
Clabby
Uren
McCay
Thia
Young Kennedy Shown In Class And Form In Bout
The report highlights young Kennedy from Balmain showing class and form in a preliminary contest against Harry Kilrain. Kennedy pressed with powerful blows and skillful defense, while Kilrain countered with bursts of aggression but failed to unseat Kennedy. Fatherly guidance and careful training under Mike Marne helped Kennedy improve, with plans for further sparring discussed for Wednesday night. Page 10 features Jeff Smith versus Mike Gibbons with commentary tilting toward Gibbons in some reports and Smith in others.
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Bott
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P’s
Mike Marne
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