Paul Berlenbach Defeats Dack Delancin in New York Fight
The World's Light Heavyweight Champion Paul Berlenbach defeats his former conqueror Dack Delancy in a New York bout. The article outlines Berlenbach's rise from humble beginnings in Queens and notes public support and controversy surrounding his career and personality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Berlenbach Om
Priday
Dack Delancin
Katda
Giles Panalis
Atele
New York
Fama
Fons
Fig Tor
Men Ripon
Ainfolds
Paul Berlenbush
Jack Delaney
McAllister Wins Me AVisar Named Strong for the Bost
The fragmentary text mentions McAllister and a named strong result related to a Boston event. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR. No clear dates, places, or organizations are confidently identifiable in the readable portions.
Vague OCR snippet on sports teams and events
Fragmentary OCR text mentions teams and events with unclear names and places. It lacks cohesive details for a definite summary, but indicates a sports or ring event with quotes and references to teams.
Frail account of Havighorst on American borers and manager quotes
The article records Havighorst discussing American borers around Bradley and Dover, naming Joe Hall and Mihai Beat as workers. It notes the manager’s reactions and mentions plans for future assignments and travel, with George Cook cited on production context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air
Havighorst
America
Auberiate
George Cuor
Fieo
Fragmented OCR note on Harry Stone in fading text
The readable portions reference Harry Stone and family terms with garbled phrases. Context shows an old note or memory fragment about relatives and a distant event, but most names and details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Wilkinson's Wicked Welter Casts A Sharp Shadow
A lively bout report details A Wilkinson aged 88 in a cleanly built welterweight display. He floors Jenniagn with a jaw shot and pressures throughout, while Richards Quigley fights to a cautious decision against a lighter opponent. Gray defeats McDonald in a tense four rounder with persistent right hands and a late rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catia
Ajalogiea
Hila
Otter
Tellow
Arowe
Anil
Wilkinnon
A. Wilkinson
Sewiomer
Ac Jenniagn
Richards K
Quigley
Rickarda
Walla
Denna Richardn
Gray
McDonald
Jack Gray
Hada
Bia Corver
McLionals
Bell
Fragmented OCR piece on Adelaide teams and a game analysis
An unclear OCR fragment references Adelaide and Monson figures, a game context, and players with scattered phrases. It mentions a battle like clash of heavyweights, two minute spans, and Eagles storming tactics, but the text is garbled with missing words and misreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monson
Variou
Aed
Saeed
Fragmented local notice from wreck page fragment
The readable fragments indicate a local public notice about a sale or action related to a wrecked vessel or property. Officials and a place name appear, but critical dates or full details are missing in the OCR text.
Padding and Punch Lose Fights in Historic Boxing Tale
A garbled recollection from a boxing era discusses padded gloves and bruising in bouts, recounting boxers faring blows, referee decisions, and crowd reactions. It notes padding debates, injuries, deaths, and a long-ago match where rules and gear influenced outcomes.
Coloured Boxers and Fracas at Riverside Hall
A fragmented account describes a boxing event with Coloured Boxers, a crowd, and tense moments. The piece notes reactions from spectators, mention of a referee and uncertain scoring, with a post bout remark of “Good Friday” from some attendees and a nod to later events.
Paul Berlenbach Ax Round Opened at New Town Friday
A fragmentary report notes Paul Berlenbach's bout at a local venue on Friday with references to a Johnny poet and a crowd cheer. Names and details are garbled, but indicate a boxing event and spectator reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berimsimets
Tiger Payne Knocks Out Gornie in Melbourne Bout
The fight saw Tiger Payne stop Gornie in Melbourne with a second round knockdown and aggressive display. Payne showcased improved mobility and power, out pointing Gornie before the referee halted the match after a dramatic finish while spectators called for a stricter referee and noted the Australian venue and crowd reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gornie
Melbourne
Unclear OCR fragment on sports performance
Fragmentary text shows garbled names and numbers with mentions of players and scores. Most readable parts reference a team and a few numeric marks, but the passage lacks coherent structure or full facts for a concrete summary.
Melbourne Boxing: Reaves Fouls Martin in Seventh Round
Melbourne boxing report notes an incident where Reaves fouled Martin in round seven. The match details are unclear due to degraded OCR, but the result suggests Martin secured a victory or decision amid the contentious action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reaves
Martin
Rough and Ready Leo Wax Beats Frank in Brisbane
A chaotic twenty round boxing match unfolds between Leo Wax and Frank in Brisbane. Referee keeps the combatants in the ring as blows land and crowd reactions spike, with both fighters trading pressure and body blows until the final rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Wax
Frank Loci
Brisbane
George Cook Wins Becheavyweighe Crown in New York Fight
George Cook defeated Cameroon’s Panam rival to claim the Becheavyweighe title in New York. The match saw Cook overpower his opponent around the late rounds, with discussions of a possible return to Australia after the defense. Team manager Charlie Lures noted plans for Cook's next steps as legal recoveries and finances linger, including a £10,000 claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Onok
England
Countey
Phil Boot
King Solomon
Sf Panam
New York
Priday
Cook
Australia
Deving
Urleche
Denna
Charlie
Lucas
Fragmented note on Griffin offer and Roman street matter
A garbled OCR text mentions Harry Marvden, a proposal about staving Menno, Tosh Whe, and a garbled name. It references seven to something and a street matter tree, but specifics are unclear. The readable items include names and a potential bid or agreement.
Newcastle Boxing Roundup Highlights Local Winners
Local boxing notes mention fighters Davey, Boats, Janes, Collin, and Butcher in a sparsely detailed report. Mentions ofTHE SCOUT and Ti Bowens appear with unclear context. No clear results or dates are provided in the legible text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davey Boats
Janes, Collin
Butcher
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aul Berlenbach
Man
Mike bin
Ulorne
Herine
Sureran
York
Athletic
Mphib Snone
Pail Berlenbach
Wybt-hewrywright
Tharinbach
Anton Nubile
Paul Berlen
Geraint Keene
Tnt
Merlin
Aurialy
Netayien
Exulur
Tranry
Brrnenbach
Tonwilitia
Rantimne
Bertenbach Barer
Arden
Biog
Delaney Net
Dan
Nat
Boca
Ferienbach
Vais
al vi
Thurbon
Les Jackson
Walker
Leichhardt
Igsee
Viet
Cos
Eanes
Fred Havighorst
Harry Stone
Harry Collins
Tom Uren
George
Engel
E Cmudd
Pane Coline
Cacge
Entel Westnindar
Tommy Uren
Angel Mogan
Staan
Rapid
Tenana
Gurion
Fond Haere
Uren and
Newcastle
Fred
Amin Trun
Wright
Ie Laney
Abele
Vos
Rondition
Xeon
Lewin
Ants Haut Bayentoe
Goth Ting
Nolas
Rome
Avery
Eerie
Sydney
Bates Yin
Dovidvatly Reali
Alama
Esau
Suraly
Tnt Tawr
Paul Berlenbach
Tiger” Payne
Ambion
Eineside
Westelog
Taau
Paynics Lauer
Gsi
Improvermen
Alf Stewart
Lina
Setar Ja
Aya
Gornik_ wan
New Zealand
Eddie Parker
Abe Artirisration
Gueenalgaiter
Max Gorait
Tigoe Payne
Goralk
Caine
Alan Sullivan
Willian
Bowdeo
Ped Reeves
Hss
Astin
Seay Ae ‘S
Gy “Tarrengower
Torraleht
Cassion
Locke
Aly
Sormuages
Hining
Bia
Atlee
Trent
Owe
George Cook
Uns and Carnck
Joe Dug0
Richurima
Jack Dunleavy
Harry Marvden
Newcastle Boxing
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!