Bantams Stirring Bout Ends With Gordon Victory
Melbourne’s Harry Gordon and Sydney’s Lee Waters staged a fierce bantamweight bout at Atadum Stadium with Gordon prevailing after a brutal 17th round where Waters collapsed. Gordon’s power and pace wore Waters down as the Sydney boxer fought on until the verdict.
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Harry Gordon
Melbourne
Lee Waters
Syansy
Sydney
Terry Gordo
George Rajlian
Jamily
Liew Edtwardu
Manin
Gordon
Las Waters
Jamit
Boerne
Jon Wallis
Tony
Wight Hare
Lex Watereile
Hla
Pitt
Abe
Waters
Otty Cribb
Mick Ton
Crihy
Gordon Ching
I Gordon
Beady
Weis muller Desires To Visit Australia World Wonder
Claude Corbett reports that Johnny Weissmuller, born in Austria and raised in America, seeks to visit Australia. The Australian Swimming Union aims to bring the famed swimmer to the country after a productive stay in Honolulu.
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Weissmuller
Australia
Austria
America
San Francisco
Australian Swimming Union
Johnny Weisamuller
Stanmret Venwurae
Honoluli
Walsamulier
Mina
Coriata
Irish Sprinter Courage Shines in Jumps Encounter
In a windy metropolitan track event, a mix of horses including Thomond and Mountain Loa competed fiercely. The hurdle race saw Blue favored but a late surge by Thond and Mountain Loa highlighted the tight finish amid strong attendance and brisk betting turnout, with Murray River among the notable runners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Wis
Thomond
Murray River
Ie Tromt Monstein Lion
Unclear Race Details Amidst Turbulent Grandstand Figures
Fragmented OCR recounts a racing event with names like Sea Lady Nandy Loyal Tritt and Gileay. Mentions of winners, trainers, and potential Derby prep surface amid garbled phrases and scattered references to horses, handlers, and possible racing factions.
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Nandy
Tritt
Gileay
Ecage
Syce
Wwe
Snethay
Wiew
Beever
Fecal
New Zealand
Williamane
Ecole
Australians Debate Cricket Heritage and Future Leaders
A fragmented Victorian era cricket discussion features Charles Bannerman, Tom Emmerson and George Aitken, with memories of early games, the 1880s era and 1919 gatherings. Melbourne reports on figures shaping the sport, training, and pride in national progress amid a broader reflection on the game’s roots and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bannerman
Pinyer Bannermen the
API Conan Tinetighe
Ban Renin
Trichet
Sone Fiteer
Vhs
Cawat Plaper
Biner
William Maher
Melbourne
Te Weayet Toe
Paying the Piper Paying the Piper
In New South Wales racing on the flat attracts over 5000 horses yearly, with many trained for unre gistered events. The article notes large numbers in NSW and England, and mentions auctions, club rules, and the prevalence of unregistered racing as a significant feature of the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George G. Aitken
Zeeland
Rhodes
Sho
Lars
England
Cerry
Dominion
Orp
Westport
Ie Sports
Bafors
Te Buller
Wellington
Univer Y
Tewn
Gworee
N.S.W
New South’ Wales
Beutel
Australia
New South Wales
Sydney Stone
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Bantams
Delors
Althourh
Birm
Guia Magna
Borton
Claude Corbett
Omaa
Rananarwabu
Fatecard
Einverudler
Bird Hol
Chicago
Welmamuller
Willen Tacin
Hell
Roeciber
Tupon
Walssni
Sor
Hany Goroam
Bom
Rosehill
Bardoleur
Rit
Iveee
Reachill
van Oly
Nes
Bering
Sanurasy
Reine Righer
Merad Everias
Harry Bury
Jon
Maimiy
Canterbury Park
Moorsheld
Mies
Gold Faile Agua
Resgne Arvival Tee Doe Ees
le & Brother Gesst
Berrigan
Wie
Apia
Clair
Raster Hight
Ace Seton
Bsimoce Sare
Bardolph Hennea
Reset Fourchens
Raed
Parramatta Mite
Oid
Santroua
Roaviow
Ratan
Reese
Sma
Victoria
Amedictely
Soral
Sana Af
Ericket
Patrol
Isse
Seconseans
Nhores
Nepal
Feener
Gerald Moman
Reston Can Taray
Percy Feyce Jebnuen
Paptain Swatsdhcu Grace
Ulovbr. O
Puccen
Frank Iredale
Warwick
Renatzong
Bias
Beter
Malbourne
Couram
Chaves Bunceman
Bens
Australisa
John Conwy
Charlie Bannerman
Zaria
Tse Mach i
Wes
Ea 'Taylor
Vt Trom
Roberson
Marie Bere Tae
Koby
Atim
Burra Panta Baise
Netowurg
Rey
Mack
Wearen East Hs
BANCO
Ton Eetchnern
Eas
CIA
Othe
Piapton
Pease Ee Ee
Pa Rey Sre Boots Mn Plyu
Yeank Woolies Semalt Mare
San Pedi
Bachan Ees
B.M. Mack
South Australian National Courting Council
Seoul
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