Reminiscences of the Ring and Local Doings Reminiscences and Local Boxing Tales
A fragmentary reminiscence details boxing nights in Sydney, with Jack Howard and promoter Fennely negotiating, a ring erected for a big match, betting at bookmakers, and vivid ring action descriptions. The narrator recalls the glow of boxing’s crowd, a gold medal prize, and personal bets while following performances and contenders in a bustling show scene.
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Jack Howard
Promedor
Jim
Ander
Sydney
Howard
Wild and Woolly Boxing Night Ends In Rough Clash
The article describes a wild Saturday night boxing bout with Haines and opponents, detailing heavy blows, crowd reactions, and a decisive tenth round where Leapers, Leopard, and Haines clash. A celebratory postfight scene mentions fans, postmatch duels, and hotel gathering with varied fates for several fighters.
Walker Cup Team List for Sandwich Match Fails to Fully Comply
Amateur era Walker Cup selections include a long list of players from both sides with several names misread or garbled. The report notes omissions and reserves for the U S team and hints at upcoming matches at St Andrews and in Britain, with a reference to Toddyr Bobbie Jones as the captain.
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Tuy
Kaginud
Amar
Fen
Sandwich
Anil
Sia
Benent Elder
Nelson Smith
Stout
Cyril Dolly Tex Hartley
Dorrnnes
Pwoddell
Viate
Deeres
John Wil Xort
St. Andrews
Olay
Ehalderneve
Wethcrest
Torrines
Bobby Janes
Anrrison
Hy Johnston
Jane Quimot
George von Elm
Der
C. Willog
Jess Wretwer
Chywall
Moe
Aid
Geonee
Bobbie
Tones
Vacllle Cost Junior Lightweight Title Clash
Australian boxing scene charges as Vacllle Cost Junior prepares for a coming world event. He is set to face Mortman Gillespie in a key bout that could reshape standings and trigger a title push.
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Vacllle
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Mortman Gillespie
World sports debate on steward passes and midweek international games
A heated meeting of stewards argues for a uniform color system for passes and to bar renewals after a year. The item notes pressure for international midweek fixtures, club responses to Sendia Teoland and Wales, and a broader push for reform amid a surge of world champions in dance and athletic events.
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Roeing
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Mace
Ox International Games
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Hie Lub
Sendia
Teoland
Wales
Garmex
102 Years Old Paules Celebrates Long Life in Didcot
A 102 year old resident of Applesford near Didcot Derbyshire celebrated the 12nd anniversary of his birth at a Mayfair youth age, recalling his first race at Ryson and riding for Abingdut Steenh. He married Le Wie Hoon and is father to thirty-two children.
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Afeor
Marcury
Yankees
Stanford
Tee
Charlie
Boyd Comatock
Tow Angeles
Ehul
Durban
Malvern
Wizard of the Turf and Purefoy’s Racing Legacy
A long, fragmentary reminiscence recounts Dr. W. Purefoy and his association with the famous fhrom the Turf, including past champions and notable owners. It mentions Dark Ronald and Cally, Kempston Park, and the era’s major races, with scattered references to prizes and tracks, amid a portrait of British and American betting culture.
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Purefoy
Racehoria Prner
London Tuys
London
Ate
Fang Drults
Feodzu
Whance
Bio
Dt Druids
Ganth Morestor
Bendicay Duccesses
Christmed Dalxy
Ypwitand
Kempton Park
Dulitoo
Orhar
Mr. Purefoy
Dark Ronald
Elte
Ang Pic
Cally
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Sally
Ahevsur
Conllite
Peinen Palatine
Ty Pilkington
Tukindton
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Mia
Ascot Gate
Cingion
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Bon togo champion stallion whets the whistle in boxing
The article reports on Whitt firor defeating Dr. Daniel Preston in a German bout near Boonia, with praise for his backhand forehand and athleticism. It mentions other boxers Austin, Darke, and Guek, plus future Melbourne program details and a world middleweight title contest led by Mickox Welker, promising a strong season.
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Whitt Firor
Daniel Preon
Boonia
Larosa
Beth
Cmt
Brann
Amile
Ulao
Austin
Boel
Monte Qalat
Tualor
Guek Anid Bowens
Austin Bowe
Tery
Doremont
Tuck
Aml
Vamp
Rium
Mak
Mickox Welker
Prominent Sports Figures Highlight Olympic Hopes and Bets
The column surveys stars and figures surrounding the 1932 Olympiad era. It notes Babe Ruth’s giant Yankees contract, Wrigley’s baseball empire, and Paddock’s comeback chatter. It also highlights Aileen Riggin as a diver Olympic hopeful and previews swimming, polo, and yachting prospects for America, with mentions of Weissmuller and other athletes shaping Olympic teams.
Disappointed Lord Harris at annual county cricket meet
Amid mixed signals at the County Cricket Club annual gathering in London, Lord Harris and others voiced disappointment with the current wicket experiment and questioned the committee’s plan to unearth bowlers. Lord Birrly condemned the testing as poorly copied and urged broader adoption by Australians and others, while officials noted recent constitutional moves.
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White and Black Clash in Famed Boxing Bout
Promoter hype centers on George Godfrey and “Big Gowge” as two giants of the era. Accusations fly of opponents being carried by Godfrey while both fighters promise a decisive, hard hitting battle. Spectators expect a hard contest between equal monsters with a possible upset.
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Cornate
What Do You Know Ask Me Another Quiz Questions
A jumbled newspaper excerpt presents a quiz section asking about Test matches, rugby, and cricket lore. It mentions questions on Australia England South Africa and names like Donhleon, Holmes, and Hardwick, with unclear answers and references to grounds and championships.
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Australia
England
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Anotier
L. Seiden
Begell-Sivright
Huriling
England moves visitors to Aintree by Grand National train
Report on the Grand National drawing vast crowds with 63 special trains carrying about 30,000 visitors from across Great Britain. Luxury specials from London to Aintree offered first class service over a 400 mile journey costing about £5, while third class excursion trains lowered fares to £2 7s 6d. Catering and supplies for the event are detailed, including thousands of boots, shirts, beer bottles, and food items.
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Taverpool
England
London
Mnny
Maarch
Laglind
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Porth
Flymoutt
Stenysanth
Hull
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King's Cross
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Mentu
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Telog
Crogo
Paddington
Ld Frm
Loudon
Othar Gauteres
Dondor Batween
Wombat
Amerigang
Bseks
National Traina
Sonme
Jobowing
Olan Fis
Aintree
Australian rugby and school rowing season opens in Sydney
The GPS Tugby Union season starts July 6 with rounds at Riverview Newington and Sydney Grammar among venues. Teams include Sydney Grammar, Welgall Ground, and Sydney High at Parise matto. Editorial notes that Australian Eleven influence shapes selection and leadership, naming players such as We He Moule, Massie, Garrett, Spofforth, and Tremble.
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Riverview
Newington
Thully
Pei
Evickat
Australian Lever
Dulee We He Moule
Victoria
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