Sensational finish as Segar defeats Joseph in final bell
The report centers on Fred Segar’s dramatic victory over Jace Joseph in a close finish. It notes Segar’s late lead, Joseph’s strong counter effort, and the crowd’s reaction as the decision comes in. The piece references surrounding boxing events and mentions press coverage and further implications for Segar’s career.
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Fred Segar
Jace Joseph
Joseph
Armind
sNis
Jack Poseph
Vietory
Abe
Niles
Travis Eied
Rena
Boxing notes and results from an eventful year
The article describes boxing cards with Peakes and King in a tense bout, highlighting Peakes’s victory and the crowd’s reaction. It mentions Sudden shifts in rounds, notes on opponent strategies, and related boxing events with multiple fighters and venues.
Soldiers' Memorial Hospital Tournament Report
A fragmented recap praises participants and results from a charity event sponsored by the Soldiers' Memorial Hospital and community groups. It highlights notable players and teams, remarks on surprising outcomes, and notes ongoing involvement from local sheets and supporters despite garbled lines.
Newcastle Boxing Show Declared Open After Turmoil
Amateur boxing events in Newcastle opened amid confusion and crowd excitement. Officials announced a delayed program with Carpentier and other bouts featuring local contenders. Spectators reported disputed rounds and refereeing decisions as bouts progressed and a forthcoming match in Osborn was teased.
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Imperial
Raglan
Ming
Satuay
Wight
Conren
Oata
Boita
Safiy Oehibiton
Monje
Notas
Ean
Row’ Mack
Great Middleweight Ketchel Recalled In Boxing Echoes
The piece recalls Stanley Ketchel and other early 20th century fighters, noting Ketchel's brutal style and fame in a reminiscence from New York journalists. It recounts notable bouts in Montana, California, and Chicago, including Ketchel versus O'Brien and Lewis, the era's big purses, and reports on deaths and champions of the time.
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O'Brien
Tench
Reatchel
Serge
Willie
Chad Ichaarih
Greece
Philly
Jin Cosiroth
New York
California
CoHtrath
San Favela
Corbett
San Franciato
Yellen
Delaney
Jel
Tad Corbett
Tad
New York Evening Journal
Hobart Cup Meeting Amid Attendance and Results
Tasmania racing notes report Hobart Cup attendance near two thousand with a Melbourne ball bid and a shortlisted candidate fined at the barrier. Tavistock led most of the race before a late burst from Gold and Gold Wie, with Tavistock winning by three lengths. Other races featured Mercant, Bernard, and Nihon the Waresie Handiage, while records and betting totals are noted for the eventful day.
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Eiwick
Melbourne
Tavistock
Bindi
Boyd
Emerton
Herston
McDernan
Mindi
Tasmania
Woltart
Eibourns
Cme
King Rutie
Dimone
Baca
Hernard
Bernard Dien
Ioana
Daphnel
Ind
Remt
rVolundad
Bockert
Esaarabie
Flog Handy
Belle O. Cine Mur
Prince Vinny
Bewry
Powhattse
Pencalul
Hurtabedeat Servier
Mer
Sib Bay
Bev
Stich
Fenny
Bowler Prominence and Tragic Endings Mark Sydney Bowling Scene
Obituary notices honor Alex Louden of St George and W R Beaver as leading NSW bowlers. The piece recalls Louden’s career, the Louden family tragedy, and Beaver’s death on a Sydney green. It also notes contemporaneous bowling news, fixtures, and regional results.
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Aled Letdes
St. George George
Rockedale
Esr Bydmey
Commonwealth
Homebush
Vhs
Wales
Rfintain
George Waller
Vale
Lawien
Gwall-Knawar
Mlizabeth
Heort
Redfern
Raugtree
Tanda
Ganmar
Alex
Fone
Phouet
Juan
Australie
Alex Landau
Paeans of
Praire
Alec
St George
la St. George
Haney
Louden
Cronulle
Beaver
Mt. oTeaver
Alten
Sydney
Victoria
Yasruanla
Baugh Auarvaila
Meare
Mr Beaver
Nsw
Chuneh
England
Aahley Street
Chatewot
Civil Service Covopeestive Society
VictorianSaserallere Visit and Taxation Debate
VicTORian SASERALLERE plan to visit Sydney to play New South Wales while Seuen Aurelian sonore travels to Melbourne. R. Jove Adelaide is discussed amid public talk of taxation in England as Inland Havens Department proposes a scheme taxing borrowings and licensing of lands and incomes.
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Victorum
Baxebalers
Sydney
Easley
New South Wale
Aurelian Sonore
Scvgsn
Melbourne
R. Jove Adelaide
Ltcher
England
Inland Havens
Han
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Jack” O'Brien
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