Glimpses of Grace in a Historic Boxing Chronicle
A long fragmented account recalls early boxing eras, detailing Jack Grace, Jack Dempsey, and rival fighters. It references 1880s to late 19th century matches, noting Grace’s era and comparisons to Dempsey’s power, noting key figures like Dixon, McCoy, and others. The piece juxtaposes styles, punches, and legends across continents and decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dempesy
Utes
Jemi
Elect
Dempsey
Government May Handle Matters In New York Board Row
The Board of Control debates government handling of national sports and civic oversight. The piece discusses state actions, the reach of federal influence, and proposals shaping authority across multiple states including New York and New Jersey. It notes calls for broader control of professional sport and the role of various commissions and agencies in enforcing rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America's Necessity Board of Control
New York
Rte
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Abe
Bossy
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Bel Hy
Wil
Winal
Pas Exirote
Mirweama
Michigan
New
Devin
New “Jersey
Wicconeln
Minna
Widen
New Yorkes
Hwite
Nevy
Ana
Hhavis
O'Malley Defeats Gornie A Boxing Round Result
A chaotic nine round bout at BHaparie stadium ends with O'Malley defeating Gornie amid wild scrambles and little science. Eddie Kelly knocks out in another headline moment as reports mention suspensions and shifting interests in boxing circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhaparie Stadium
Tom Ofmtolley
Duteate
Gorett
Brisbane
Ernie
O'Malley
Shear Wameness
Duran
Newcastle Boxing Match Fails To Take Place At Stadium
Report of a Newcastle boxing event that was scheduled between Bernie Lowrey of Sydney and Billy Reson of Newcastle but did not occur due to condition and management issues. The evening featured bouts including Backy McParlane versus George Menmley with notable crowd attendance and evolving results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernie Lowrey
Sydney
Bilyr Reson
Newosttley
Lowry
Inah Gidrady
Safa
Hoxing Diy
Léa Suites
Backy McParlane
George
Menmley
Beline
Bren
Randlea
McPaine
Ade Audh Qood
Sepett Straikh Sway McFarlane
Ale Mholich
Anne
Tirmeh
McTarlane
Dorinas
Syneydelund River
RB. Lind
Boxing in Melbourne: Stuart Smith Beats Joe Nugent
Stuart Smith defeats Joe Nugent in Melbourne boxing bout. Details unclear due to partial OCR. Report notes a decisive victory for Smith, with crowd and bout location referenced but specifics obscured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Smith
Joe Nugent
Tasmanian Bowling Carnival Abandoned Amid Strike
Launceston reports the Tasmanian Bowling Association cancelled the carnival under Australian Council guidance due to a strike. Despite entries from multiple states and a planned singles and rinks tournament for Christmas, the event was halted with Tasmanian bowlers disappointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Launceston
Tewrom
Tasmania
Tasmanian Bowling Association
Austewlian Council
When France Beat U S A in Olympic Debate
A long, error-filled column arguing about Franco American relations and Olympic ties, noting English speaking students, Princeton and Pennsylvania University links, and speculation on future matches. It discusses hospitality, cultural exchanges, and historical tensions affecting American and French sports.
Fragmented excerpt hints at cricket and village festivities
The passage sketches a chaotic scene with references to cricket wickets in New Zealand and Australia, local clubs, festive events, and informal sports talk. It mentions readers, a Windavartene prize, and some players or teams like Wellington, Dominion, Australshan, and European dormeions, with scattered names and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seterce
Wellington
Buhl Wickens
Jany Omar Sare Knawe
Wallington
Subscription rates for the Arrow paper listed
The notice outlines subscription pricing by quarter and year, with rates varying by plan and term. It references different per quarter and annual totals, including a Brum alignment mention and a note about goose-related or show features.
Theatres and Bun t ina J with arinay Ld a winner
The excerpt reviews a bustling theatre week with Baby Bunilog and The Crowded Bulge as leading features. It highlights Dorothy Mutoh’s London style performance, Madge Ellie Waksmother’s singing and dancing, and a lively cast including Alfred Frith Willie Greene Cyril Rutcherd and Eddie Noble. The piece notes Gilbert and Sullivan revival at Majesty’s and diverse acts at the Palace and Melbourne theatres. It also mentions the New Zealand Wellington and Christchurch engagements and a packed program across venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buntina
Arinay
Fee Dancwng
Sn Dainty
Iain Lee Grady
Hestie Hartley
Alfred Frith
Willie Greene
Cyril Rutcherd
Eddie Noble
EoeRahah
George Get
A. i Malilian
Moye Chance
Gaeron Mereale
Ivy Bhitine
Elemene
Aijss Shilling
Ms. Melton
Fragmentary historic notice with garbled names
A damaged OCR fragment mentions various unclear names and terms such as Newbury and Libs but lacks a coherent event or action. The text reads as a jumble of phrases and potential proper nouns without verifiable context or dates.
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Globe Trotter
Jack Grace
Jeffries, Nelson and
Dixon
Mary
Alla
Aluka
Ohyo
Bates
Esrmest
Aljtislan Tile Murphy
Owes Zeirter
George Dizon
Bull McCarty
Tack Wystail
Ptengon
Moony Warten
San Africa
Jeff. Melgon AN Dixon
Nelo
George Ding
Wight
Simmons
South Ratie
Jetzica
Elisa
Nelson
Celtics
Tilian
Neluin
Gans
Sunaiven
Terry "McGivers
Reneenemss
Mela
Ike
Sikon
Georg Dinon
Alen
Anaphie
Dover
Provertial
Gornie
Goreeapondent
Eddie Kelly
Philadelphia
Kelly
Benn Leewart
Gotham
Shire
Andy
Zane
Kelly Tax
Leonerd
Wince
Leonard
Ara
Wkcnelly
Harlem
Edile Helly
Maryssal Spaing Commission
Benny Leonard
Tecently
Baltimore
Tina Twat
Leonardée
New York ‘Globe T
Tink Bell
WSU Fetase
Vena
Perhnggue
Clarey
Yen
Cereaini
Rns
J. Saininly
Bear
Wallatin
Ayere
Clahiby
Cleveland Irlens
Shayesdale
Eclovenport
Jimmy
Tiny
Paul Demsky
Queensland
Newcastle Boxing
Stanley
McFarlane
Melbourne
Bey Steiff
N.S.W
Nothjrug
Muntay
Ceteru
Bowlin
Endarann
Tom West
Metbourne
Wb.a
Riese
France
U.S.A
United Mingomty
Unitedates
Vancouver
Anouk
Tihleer
A. M. Bliade Jockwon
Penmavivania University
Princeton ‘University
EW. Manon
Stockholn
Lave Malar
Johnson
Franke Foss
Bart
Oite
Mont Mportane
Phe
Amita
Bete Baer
Usand
Clifturnians
London
Bainbursie Dubie
Vane
Styler
Colombes
S.A
Adelaide
Hay
Windavartene
Bpodal
Culiinraiann
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Borks
Striintana
Shay
Jaurremuy
Camayet
Benxi
Craber
Bordes
Lauridely
Mugity Billac
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Tee
J. M. Gregory
New South Wales
Victorie Waeday
Sydden Indium
Mploy
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Parious LH
Gutsian Tore
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Iese Rismi
Spargo
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Warren SiNdBon
Hordern Bros
Gilbert and Sullivan
Bar Majesty's
J. Williamson
Dealls
Paul Race
Han Oh
O'Hars
Lisette Parkes
WILD
Atatralia
Wild Aomata
Strongey
Tada Park
Ike Sawyer
Ivy Rha
Riera Satay Sekawoee
Eure
Faeyland
Buller
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Ante Tauchert
Sinbad
Menes
Epus
Arvinne
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Dart Apar
C.williemson
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Poplin Avary Titterlag
Pageancey
Labellite
Beatrice “Allen
Magic Chine
Elgin Dravcom
Albert le Fre
Edwin Beet
Hectae St
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Waller
Eockatos
Shawland
Arnold
King Ha
Linda Dale
Milas Amy
Rachelle
Charminns
Tien
Theatre Reval
Snotley
Zealand Coxe
Te Wel
Agutaura
Opere
Louve
Tom Pollaed
Alan Zien
Charlie Beyry
Eny
George. Tully
New Zealand
Walter
Pullers New’ Seve Company
Vine
Sunshine Company
Majerty
Akvon
Bhi Newbury
Meearine
Led
Batainka
Tivoli Theatre
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Criterion Theatre
May Bunting
Winuiayrsn Isda “Hunefor
HER Majesty's
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Cindy Fede
the Playhouse
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Turares Royal
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Tale Winiy Atti
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Vince Aly
NIGNY
Chu Chin Chow
Inverell
Lala
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