Australia Lacks Heavyweight Champions in Dearth of Talent
An Australian boxing reflection notes a scarce pool of heavyweights since Lew Darcy and Jim Darcy era. It highlights Albert Lloyd as current Australian champion, facing Chuck Wiggins, with George Cook seen as Lloyd’s strong domestic rival. The piece credits tough early environments and gym origins for producing greats like Jackson, Slavin, Slavin crew, and Darcy, while lamenting modern shortages and stage fright among contenders. It also mentions Taggie Young’s retirement note and Secombe vs Al King set for Hippodrome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Jack Lemmoncy
Lew Darcy
Imea
Dempsey
Darcy
Les Darcy
Willard
Jack Johnson
Havana
Johnson
Cuba
Falla
Paddy Slavin
Goddard
Peter Jackson
Dempery
Durrop
America
Peter Hernan
Pat Moore
Johnny Kilbane
Austrajia
Albert Lloyd
Lloyd
Dele
McGoorty
Tommy Uren
Taggiez Young
Taggie Young
Rud Kee
Sgh
Rnd Kee
Manila
Corbett
Sydney Stadium
Chuck Wiggins
George Cook
Fred Kay
Dubbo
Cook
Wiggins
Efreat
Jim Corbett
Jim
Jackson 4 CO
Jackson
Png
Tommy Waterhouse
Lane Love
Sydney
Ay Waterhouses
Frank Slavin
Bombo
New South Wales
George Hill
Pugilisns
Joe Goddard
Raycuus
Treworts
Led Darcy
Chiffa
Griffe
Bemba
Jack Dempsey
Dave Smith's Budget Reveals Local Boxing Notes
Dave Smith recounts weekend boxing travels from Cessnock to Wollongong and Newcastle, highlighting Dan Gallagher's knockout of Paul Downs in Cessnock, Brodie's power in Wollongong, and Pat Gleeson's win over Fred Brock on Eight Hours Day. He praises Les O'Donnell and notes Brack's renewed drive, then mentions a free stadium matinee featuring Jamita, Blackburn, a King, Bert Secombe, Chuck Wiggins, and Albert Lloyd upcoming demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Smith
Cessnock
Wollongong
Newcastle
Dan Gallagher
Paul Downs
Dan
Baillie
Downs
Uren
Curly Parkes
Brodie
Bill
Pat Gleeson
Fred Brock
Brock
Gleeson
Les O'Donnell
Les
Brack
Jamita
Blackburn
King
Bert Secombe
Chuck Wiggins
Albert Lloyd
Australian Promoters in London in Fight Debates
Charlie Lucas reports in London on October 19 that a boat strike delays sailing by a week. He reviews Wells Curphy and other boxers, notes bets and the looming Beckett Dempsey clash, and critiques the English promotion Board of Control, predicting Australian promoters Barry Brothers will bring boxers to England and stage a bowing contest at Albert Hall.
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London
Charlie Lucas
Wells-Curphy
Wells
Curphy
Murphy
Fae
Fred Fulton
Godyerd
Goddard
McLaglan
Fulton
Carpentier
Dempney
Beckett
Gordon Coghill
Gordon
Coghill
Lucas
W.F.C
Matt Wells
Basham
Australia
England
Conn
Rossi
N.S.C
N.B.C
Dick Smith
Board of Control
Northing
Adam
Barry Brothers
Sydney
G. J. Barry
Belmont Buildings
Castlereagh Street
Albert Hall
Colin Bell Eyes Heavyweight Fight Return
Big Colin Bell visits the referee den and declares readiness to box any top heavyweight. He shows no decline in form, claims he could fight well now, and seeks a bout with Australia’s champion Albert Lloyd after four weeks to prepare.
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Colin Bell
My den
Colin
Australia
Albert Lloyd
Hippodrome £300 tourney opens with two thousand crowd
The Hippodrome £300 tourney opened Wednesday night to about 2000 spectators with two and a half hours of boxing. Notable matches include Sullivan beating in a six round points decision and various forfeit results in the 9.9 divisions. Special contests and Friday night draws were also noted with numerous bouts and participants.
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Thia Capital
Fred Smith
Jim Sullivan
Sullivan
Cec
Barron
Bert Kilrain
Pat Kieran
Bert Prior
Bill Wilson
Sid Austin
Harry Smith
Jim Milne
Chris Mitchell
Frank Stevenson
Joe Wallis
Billy Lippe
Will Harband
Lippe
Les Richards
Geo. Stace
al, Cockling
Bobby Strong
Les Perry
Dick Smith
Chris Bowker
Fred Madden
Benny Warne
Fred Savage
Dick Randall
M. J. Smith
E. Gardiner
Johnny Murphy
Murphy
Ralph
Jack Molloy
Sid McDonald
Dave McGregor
Cecil Barron
Frank Gray
Kan
Cli Sindel
Ken Doyle
Davis
Percy Anderson
Jack McCann
Bill Price
Bert Langham
al White
Bill Squires
Jim Hinds
Reg Williams
Tas Cato
Laurie Lynch
Fred Ashton
Reg Reardon
George Prentice
Bill Kirkham
Jack McGain
Frank Stanley
Opes
Cvvision
Mick Hutherford
Daumfendenh
Dirk Arboms
Newtown
Buck Shaw Redfern
Liew Mullins
City
Pevision
Cecil Barton
Tom Whinee
Ehidecuiints
Diem Metipy Untwicks
Fide Pruish
Parcemettal
Bully Tnehsog
Viedolnden
Mundvicki
Murid Wabrumaee
Billy Davie
Armelitti
Stan Warts Pires
Lodhney
Clarke Sayer
Welsh boxers for Australia tour signed by Baillieu
The South Wales Evening Express reports two additional Welsh boxers joining Lewis Williams for an Australia tour after Christmas. Merthyr welterweight Liew Probert is highlighted as a skilled fighter with a long amassing background including Army championships. Arthur Boner is noted as a young prospect likely to perform well Down Under.
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Australia
South Wales Evening Express
Lewis Williams
George Baiilieu
Liew Probert
Merthyr
Baillieu
Probert
Kid Prested
Johnny Basham
Arthur Boner
Hospital
Temora
Ittle Bownemnen
Owmean
Jimmy Bharman
Austtralia
Jack Dew
Baring Hall
Thore
Sharmin
Smith
Sharman
Epler
Boxing rumors and results from New Zealand tour
A New Zealand boxing scene update notes Jim Nad and Jim Clabby in Hastings and Napier with plans for a Municipal Theatre bout on the 26th, plus Karl Beckett Carpentier chatter and the Beckett fight hype. It reports Clabby defeating Jack Heeney in Napier and Goddard stopping McLaglan at the National Sporting Club in London.
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Matt WU
Eiutelle
Sydney
Howe
Wen
Clabby
Jimmy Clabby
Tom Cubitt
Pacific Hotel
Hastings
Kista
Ackland Bratig
Aucklans
Auckland
Elven
Othe
Batdnion
Mawes Bay Boxing Association
Jim
Brekest
Harold Pooley
Aveblaod von
Dean
Ohert
Wellington
Coring
Hawkes Bay
Cislonene
Richmond
Hik Xort
Honenberg
Oie
Foernberm
Algey
Watson
Aloways
Ledoux
Katoomba
J. R. O'Brien
Katoomba Picture Hall
Kitto
Carpentier
Beckett
London
Sydney Sun
Beckett-Carpentier
Jeffries- Johnson
Southampton
Daily Man
Daily Mail
Dex
Dempsey
Cochran
New Zealand
N.2
Jack Heeney
Napier
Heeney
Victor McLaglan
England
America
Australia
Vancouver
McLaglan
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Victor MecLaglan
Romano Brothers
Goddard
Coogee Peace Carnival Aids St John Ambulance Brigade
The Peace Carnival and Fancy Fair at Coogee to raise funds for the St John Ambulance Brigade Eastern Suburbs Corps features boxing contests rifle shooting fancy dress and novelty events. Fireworks nightly and a Great White Way atmosphere are planned with prizes and attractions. PMID: Notable vendors include Craig Ald Aitken Gydnex.
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Cooqie
Cooges
St John Ambulance Brigade
Eastern Suburbs
Australia
Coogee
Kurrajong Wins Narrowly in Gun Club Competition
Kurrajong clinched the N. S. W. Gun Club weekly trophy after a tight 19 straight? victory over a 21-shooter field amid fast birds and strong form from W. Munro and Cyenet. Garratt led with 18 of 19 and Kosciusko also posted solid scores.
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N.5.w. Gun Club
Kurrajoerg
Kurrajong
Alimoet
W. Munro
Cyenet
Josiah Clark
C. Keigwin
A. H. Emanuel
Harry Bruce
E. Colling
Kosciusko
Abd Ootrigent Tromaw
Halle
Keds
Leed
Syl
Suiscot
AL AL Enouuel
Alton Brovetic
Ernaniel Ygraseeel
Ketrrajong
Munre Tarmisa
M. Garratt
Herbert Garratt
W. B. Wilkinson
W. H. Watson
Paradox
W. J. Miller
Hoe
Kil
Weigwin
Ziyda
Divisi Alea Shots
W. Bo Wilkinson
Kowchake
W. Il. Wateon Zayde
S. DL Hinderdeon
R. Amluars Qiyds
Maireoa Ziyds
OLMS
Re H Emanuel “Yds
OGL
Capel Save
Fermi
Cyemet Syde
E. Pallin
E. Dalsell Hoe
Sh Wee A i Sayds
Eile
Foskirke
Rds
Luis
Wiikinega
H. V. Seilure Ziyda
Sachs F.C. Capella
Burrajone
Yda
A.M. Banaredsee
T. Shereit Gyda
N. T. Richardson
Sagres
F. Calling Wilsda
W. K. Dalzell
Hieharkson
Ler
W. Munkwiyds
W. B. Wilkine
HL Garratt
Rowe Cinsko Ees
Paradox Styde Oil
We Munro “Lydy
J. Reipwin
Horan
North Botany Club
Ascot
Fred Horan
Starlings
Victorian Gun Notes and Sparrow Shooting Results
Harry Miller led sparrow shooting on November 3 at the WGC with a strong first event, while others like Cottey Col. & Go. and Coffey showed form. Nichol won the great event with 18 points, Hearn impressed as a revelation, and the meeting drew a fair crowd despite intense heat with scratch contests closing the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Miller
Sparrow
WGC
Miller
Cottey
Col
Ok Minko
Ollie
Aindaugh
Shri
A.B
Coffey
Claude Mitchell
Starlings
Heslop
H. Nichols
Clunes
Uebel
Arthur Cutter
Bathurst
Gerald Coffey
Cutler
Ben West
Nichol
Hearn
Séydu
Slyde
Sivds
Amare
Harry
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