Darcy Fights Holland in Maitland Stadium Battle
Australian boxing scene reports the Darcy versus Fritz Holland middleweight clash at Maitland Stadium. The bout drew huge crowds from Newcastle and Maitland with Darcy displaying aggressive, relentless pressure but Holland recovering at key moments. Officials hailed the event as a memorable spectacle in early 1914 Australian boxing history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toon
Darcy
Newtown
Agell
Lee Darcy
West Maitland
Weller
Whitelaw
Potten Balily Derey
Mick Hawking
Iad
Fritz Holland
Mick Nankina
Noth
Austraiin
Mick Hawkins
Challeuse Holland
Che Tuuleh
Holland
Immy
Victorian Rowing and Tennis Figures Highlight 1909 Sports Scene
The report highlights Sydney and Queensland athletes, including cricketers and lawn tennis players, with notes on Gregor McGregor's death and H Brobe's state tennis championship. Also described is Henley preparations, shipments of furnished apartments, and heavy bookings for the Regatta period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quernaland
Australis
H. B.robe
Quee Land
Queens
Brisbane
Hye Pareer
Horace
Mao
Queenaland
St John
Aed
Astralia
Henley
Temple
Phyllis Court
London Weiter
Retta
Ty Wan Thin
Thal Ie
Wirswat
Personal notices on D H Doherty and war tributes
Fragmentary personal notices recount Doherty’s news and a tribute from General Birdwood to Lieut Cecil Healy. It includes references to players Bevis, Brookes, Wilding, Paneshning, and a letter from General Sie Wile Mam Ke Birswood praising Healy’s character and wartime achievements. The piece also notes anticipated Australian visit plans and messages from Lady Medecord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hk. Doherty Perd
Norman Brookes
Auateaia
Tone Iinet
Birdwood
Ceci Healy
Anthony Ty Hendry
Craigmore
Wolseley-ron
Moginan
Raz
Sie
Birswood
Cecil Healy
Het Va
Mont St. Quentin
Haywit Healy
Australia
Presant
Lon Hoo
Lady Wall
Devonport
Ehem
Medecord
He Drys
Lincoin
England
Wadry Daupiver
Aus Fealien Fpiral
Harefield
Alwara
Telr
Ana Ela
Bruh
Warwick Farm Doings Impresses Backers At Meeting
Admiral Collingwood again attracted support at Warwick Farm where a crowded crowd anticipated a lively meeting. Outsiders surged while favorites fell back as Scerry and Frigate Bird drew attention, with Dave Warren returning to pace events in the Pace Welter. The day featured brisk betting, a strong tote, and a verdict of steady class with Warw ick Farm track conditioning noted as favorable for certain runners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hhe Stable Company Son
Scerry
Monat
Prigste Bird
Hailcbraker
Fralatane
Angleform
Fiehwing Chance
Sword of Honor
Aupeared
Possibili Seitiea
Tightng Chance
Sward of Honour
Frigate Bird Handy
Chance
Dave Warren
Am Thie
Warwick Farm
Wen
Moris
Ted
Heppy Bina
Cabetty
Manealee
Dave Whitton
Porky
Seat En Sy Rosen
Happy Band
Wee Nivellc
New Guinea
Veau Am
Hin
Iors
Lambourne
Balesbiy
Nacouble
Kenistapd
Selan
Arcadiz
Derby possibilities and geldings in Australian racing
In a crowded racing notebook, the author discusses Derby prospects, noting geldings versus colts, stud potential, and the economics of breeding. Names such as Glaaming and Woodstock appear amid debates on whether geldings should compete in major derbies, with policy reflections on Australian racing tradition and future outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tran
Sealn
Hese
Oreas
Cate
Tasug Stalin
Caddie Blue Wins Tight Place in Liverpool Race
The Liverpool meeting features Caddie Blue overtaking Moe and edging clear in the lane to beat Pacemaker Ruston by a short margin. Catlacan and Diptyem compete for minor honours as Artemis and Burdalla fail to trouble the leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Tagaip Moe
Ruston
Bnithing
Janus
Artemy
Tothien
Rusa
Geldings and Classics in Derby Confinement Debate
Debates among breeders and writers over whether geldings should be allowed in classic Derby races. Stewart opposes restrictions while Koow argues there is division within the committee on best entries. The discussion touches on English racing traditions and market influences. Brown defends geldings, aligning with breeding interests and market concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uskalan
Auceil
Stewart
Derky
A. Koow
Derby
England
Tenglah Suatom
Bloodstock in England Yearling Colt by The Tetrarch
Fragmented OCR discusses English bloodstock markets and prices, mentioning The Tetrarch progeny and Australian buyers. It notes price trends, imports, and sales dynamics around pre war levels, with references to specific horses and sales events. The passage reflects market volatility and international competition in English breeding stock.
Public meeting on Moore Park Zoo site return plan
City Council announces a public meeting next Monday regarding restoring the old Zoo site within Moore Park. Officials say the project aims to return the area to park use under the Moore Park Trust and address street traffic near Moore Park Common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panke
Neuerheld
Gundey
Parpote
Anllaang
Ste
Moore
Moore Park
Ity Council
Muore Park
Ure Cy Couneat
Peace Loan and War Effort in Wartime Sports
Article discusses a war effort loan tied to athletic events and a sportsman's duty to support soldiers. Mentions funding plans, wartime earnings, and a call for public support through sporting activities. References a national sense of duty and the role of sport in rallying resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shligeyon
Waletlaw
Australians may tour next summer says cricket editor
In late June, a London editor suggests Australia might send a touring side next summer. The piece notes no full-strength team would be sent and references past Triangular Contests with England, Australia, and South Africa. It argues for renewed Anglo-Australian exchange and MCC involvement to revive the old game amid postwar tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mick Hawkins
Carey
Mane
Theas
Kay
Woo
Arthur Douglas
Wad
Mateh
Australia
Cele Olt
Darey Hue
Avera
Han
Rob Whitelaw
Nat
Austretia
Hinself
Ivon Jre
Les Trey
Frits Holland
Belter
Enon
Harald Baker
Kome-Ounu
Komishound
Tevary
Newcastle
Maitland
Sydney
England
Greely
Eien
Anne
Dow
Auriceliens
Hume
Ceicker
A.lp
Combina
South Africa
Eingland
MCC
Ae Wall
Englinh
Spirit of the Game in a Fractured England Cricket Scene
Fragmented cricket report discusses a county concerted effort in England, with Surrey needing 95 runs to win, Hobbs and J N Crawford delivering a late push. It references J N Crawford and J Mobbelm of Australia, praising the spectacle while criticizing modern practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Weele
Minish
Hobbs
Surrey
J N. Crawford
J. N. Crawford
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Las Darcy
Ant Maitland
Darcy Jerieseed
Bord
Boan Koo Deat
Dave
Duroy
Allower Ve
Hawkins
Burey
Naliy
Tore Len
Ilirk
Ty Box
Luc
Iain Darcy
Max
Pothapa
Billy Murray
Murray
New York
Rignals
Paris
Patterson
VY. Thomas
Deepa
Laurents
Oreat
Olath
Gregor McGregor
Australie
Lord Sheffeld
H. Philipson
Mércantile Rowing Clik
Melbourne
Eiuda
Mir
Jowephi
Toarph Te
Veridus ‘Clube
VACA
Bow
Yarra
Jingo
Warwick Farm Doings
Admiral Collingwood
Rive
Sie Favor
Whae
J. Daly
Sevarlie Sane
Aeacam
Frigate Bird
Dornoch
Anlar
Apall
Booster
Riven
She Farm
Tor
Balrly
Canghask
Camoulage
Redacne
Fangbank
New Zealand
Woodstock
Attica
Cole
Derry Howe
Darwin
Tyr
Mgain
LOT Notebook
Collingwood
Hith Dornoch
Duling Wood
Acialra
A.J.C. General Meeting
Cnn
Tetrarch
Tay Pilot
Newmarket
Latess
London
Pretty Girl
Prey Minnie
Newyvarkey
Germina
Avatar
Tirdini
Subarea
New, Zealand
Zealand
Wales
Heemerty
Carmen Oerney
Nike
He Cory
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