Regional Boxing Gossip and Standout Prospects
A dense boxing page reports on Charlie Bimpson and rival fighters, with notes on matchups, training, and potential contenders in Melbourne and Sydney. It mentions Darcy, McCoy, Joe Goode, and Mitchell, plus plans for future bouts and weight progress, reflecting the era’s boxing scene and travel between Australia and New Zealand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seville
Sid Mitchell
Canada
Sehes
Frst
Joe Goode
Mitchell
Carlner U
New Zealand
Ynewey
Uren and Cole Plot Alleged Confrontation Revealed
Fragmentary text suggests a planned meeting between Uren and Cole. It notes Uren willing to confront Cole, possibly with a third party. Details are unclear and the article appears damaged with multiple garbled phrases.
Extraordinary action at boxing match sparks debate in Brisbane
Frank Ryall reporting from Brisbane on the Sotos Joses-Sir Francis bout describes a chaotic finish with disputed calls and referee intervention. The match ended with controversy as the crowd and Brishene boxing enthusiasts weighed in on whether the result reflected the action and skill displayed in the rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ryall
Sidy Yrangis
Brisbane
Joses
Sir Francis
Fencis
Anon Lamas
Haron
Gwenr
Jim Driscoll
Francis
Brishene
Rere
Shen
Hill
Meira
Boxers at the Front Valor Award Mentioned for F J Marshall
Private F J Marshall of the Oh Regu, 30th Battalion, reports joining action with strong fitness. Acknowledgment for valor is noted while references to Jerry Debney and others highlight boxing achievements and forthcoming recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Marshall
Oh Regu
Fang
Frits Wolland
Robbie Im
France
Hina
D.cm
Jerry ‘Debney
Millat
Nell Iolow
St Bosley
Boaere
London
Voylca
Unc
Voyler
Navy
Army
Amony
Auccamta
Wette
Hugs Tall
Akertorde
Apepos
Delaney
Hera Zi
Mrad
Tora
Jerry Has
Crouse Smith Affair Dominates Sydney Sporting Dispute
The text describes a chaotic Sydney scene surrounding Crouse and Smith with betting tensions and accusations. It notes the involvement of prominent men, legal maneuvering, and public discussion of payoffs and match arrangements. Mentions of clubs, hotels, and newspaper coverage frame the controversy and financial stakes.
Crack Welterweights Matchups Announced for Card
The card lists welterweight bouts featuring Uren and Tohta with provisional conditions set by Graber and Marka plus Collis and Arthur Lee. Promotions outline combined interference and management details for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingriet
Graber
Feck Marka
Min” Collis
Arthur Lee
Say What and Over a 2pm South Godby
Fragmented OCR text mentions Say waht and a 2pm South Godby in a context with names including Brad Bowler and Coed Current. Details are unclear, but the snippet reads like a local item or notice involving a meeting or event time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pred Rusumowns
Remecasiie
Annie Vy Hee
Godby
Pepe Se Utiam
Brad
Mas Mage
Coed
Ella Uc
Jack Cole In The Glare At Stadium Fight
Jack Cole faced Eddie Moy in a London ring bout that night drawing mixed actions and a controversial decision from referee Arthur Stats. Cole pressed early, but Moy’s countering and weight tactics limited Cole’s offense as rounds wore on, leaving critics debating the verdict and Cole’s future with Cairn looming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itck Cole
Beave
Eddie Moy
Parr al Freddie Welsh
Ad Tie Honer
Milburm
Sugier
America
Australia
Wee
Arthur
Cole
EL Sawards
Balchew
Edwards
Cole's sharp rally in rough bout shifts momentum
In a muddy ring the fight heats as Cole drives May into a clinch winning exchanges with a series of punches to the chin and forehead. May answers with a counter, but Cole pins him to the ropes, lands clean blows, and earns judges' praise for a decisive stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
May
Tine Hus
bin Rene
George Chip Arrives in Sydney in Odd Boxer Display
A party led by George Chip arrives in Sydney aboard a steamer with pugilists like Babe Pleala and Frank Picuto. The group attracts attention for their size and bruising reputations as they disembark despite some delays. Brannigan and McMahan are noted among the heavyweights, while others are described in harsh terms with vivid, informal commentary on their boxing physiques and demeanor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borers
Sydney
Weirmanager
Simon Dine
New York
Puglish
Babe Pleala
Aumralis
Picuto
George Chip
Weil
Pumy Hranzigan
Red Watson
H 1
Brannigan
Ghrie Trishmith
Jimmy Elaboy
Tom McMahan
Sit High
Percape
Ine. the. Com
Inetines
Widders Beats Gleason in Ten Round Stadium Bout
Oddly worded report recounts a ten round boxing match at a stadium on Monday. Widders dominates with strength and reach, Sullivan and Miller noted as standout early, Gleason and Widders exchange hard exchanges with Widders gaining the edge in points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Sullivan
Miller
Sullivan
Borin
Lex Widders
Les Gleason
Sean Ghats
Greesen
Boxing Board Considered to Regulate Stadium Controversy
A lengthy discussion outlines the need for a Boxing Board to oversee matches at the stadium. It cites proposed rules to curb sham or fake contests, enforce licensing, and appoint a supervisory committee to ensure honesty and public confidence in the sport. The piece references politicians, managers, and the wrestling of control between boxing authorities and stadium interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dourel
Berty Connie
Biker
Wlentian
FeMane
Wales
Hugh D. Mietncoad
Meena Irony Weysellon
Aurio Lowe
Rover
Melntash
Enea
America
Reamee
Vankeedaum
Bill Saultey
Bat 'Lane
Ana
Baker
Ube
EOE
Roment
Hide
Mleenerd Tur
Manly Ano
Brajners
New Yorkie
Lake Wosine
Bexin
Gn Clu, Corporation
Vy Hon
Ane Us
Porwhiah
Bald
Red Watson Mystery In Misread War Variant
Red Watson shown misread as working on Monday. He left the roads before nine block. Mourning at Coogee front quiet scene, implying a tense dive into a gymnasium. Rivalry with Meier Hotland-Fomeny Uren battle noted, unclear motive and possible connections to prominent figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Beck
Coogee
Shar Place
Watvon
Madden
Dom Pot
Tolland
Uren
Walty
Brisbane
Raivar
Baker's Stadium Matinee Tomorrow for Popp Event
A cryptic early 20th century notice advertises a matinee at Baker's Stadium tomorrow afternoon featuring acts led by Popp with Maudng and Dre ent scheduled. The listing hints at a candy attraction and teases a Mayr event next Saturday, noting a limited engagement and related showtimes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charlie Bimpson
Charlie
Charlie Sit
Io Ikea
Gion
Sovling
Mightay
Wil U4
Liew
Rénarde
Berl Gay
Melbourne
Ren ‘ Beda
Ad McCoy
McCoy
Kay
Aif
Tommy Hantey
Datars
Tore
Wechanaay
Siar Cativy West
Yin Darcy
Maine
Luotmater
Wileure
Sles Huila
Vaneene
Harry Holmes
Victoria
Joe Curting
Joe
Wellongong Stadium
Himell
George Bedy
Holmes Waateepind
Eday
Weiter
Forbes
Fey
Ari
Ariiair Wolfe
Jock Leslie
Bork
Jena
Guuul
Gesiberg
Jars Clove Association
Peer Lastson
Grillo
George Dawson
Sere Uf
Jack Tas
Bwieaver
Bob Fennam
Johany
Hauneferd
Peance von Aller
Tenziand
Kelly's Plains
Ain
Aesteve
Bayley
Alood
Aravey
Odo
Tom O'Malley
Henri Dermlen
Rosie
Englerd
Ian Winter le
Sismile
Aas
Ikaon
Meee
Jack
Jack Darcy
Sora Hotire
Merc
Ggkes Na Bell
Walsh
Marcy
Oakes
Desiree
Darcy Iz
UE Neilson
Cock Effec
Ie Ig Alvo
Dacey
Tracep
Defoe
Tommy Uren
Frits Hotl
Tomei
Aree Org
Ea Aren
Reg
L. Csnowr
Jack Cole
Crouse
Smith
Newee Carapelle
Shien
Dave SmalleBuck
Rouse
Sey Fan Sevarday
Wes Aban
Arve McQueen
Jimmy Clabb
Gal
Eines ChAlline
Anne
Conosciad
Jef Brutyeth
Bae Machinery
Britney
Smit
United States
Nat
Almays
Grove-Smith
Tatternall
Ch Fanerai
Cuscutiv
Ringbide
My. Spinon
Suprey Times
Raleves
Moy
Sydney Lad
Botek
Ptt
Lutaly Mocensary
Iriver
Ewing
Dorary
Renipiey
Novi Alee
Frei
Adeareary
Josie
Cote
Roy Smith
Bill
Willissss
Widders
Gleason
Wally Weekes
Garratt's Hotel
Warket
Castletragh Streets
Tek Brey
Inggeay A
Seti 9
Boxing Board
Quendreux
Read
Sanday
IAEA
Dierliz
Gautin
Sten
Tne Pulbee
Pred Biher
Rene Cary
Alwaya
Jeet
Abe
Fenaer
Mienna
Spendrius
Aesraa
Volures
Eileecand
ANBAD
Baker's Stadium
Ghameidnaine
Fritz Holland
Nasr Weariy
Owan Cairns
Frank O'Connor
Ben
Rat
Mae
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