Spargo Godfrey Draw In Sydney Stadium Championship Bout
In a crowded Sydney Stadium the Australian lightweight title clash ended in a draw as Sid Godfrey and Bert Spargo fought intensely. Godfrey suffered a cut lip and Spargo pressed hard, but the referee could not separate the two on points, leaving the crowd divided on the verdict.
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Mehr
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Ted
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Ed Derven
Alkaiden
Toleston
Gotirey
Galt
Keaton
Keaton Cowarda
Tiny O'Brien
Tony Dilace
Id Shannan Tabvat
George” Mouener
Psing
The Making of a Jockey by Mr R Wootton Opinions
Richard Wootton discusses how a trainer builds a jockey from youth, stressing patience, early responsibility, and continuous riding. He cites examples from Australia South Africa and England, naming several riders and noting who shaped their careers through guidance and disciplined practice. He warns against overwork and seeks balanced training, urging tutors to correct errors quietly and build confidence.
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Pizearing
Glads
R. Wootton
Sydney
T. Johnson
Crockett
E. Courteney
Charley Goby
Norman Godhy
South Africa
W. H. McLachlan
England
Stan
Smythes
Hres
Dy M'Kenna Caan
Yaining
O Leeland
Husseys
Franke Wootton
Duster
Johannesburg
Centurion
Aurentia
Wan
Wootton
Cricketer From Sydney Joins Melbourne Squad in October
A young Sydney batsman, whose nerves remain steadied, departs for Melbourne in October and aligns with Victorian cricket to pursue success. The move follows strong form, with 47 and 78 scores noted in regional play as he seeks opportunities in the Melbourne scene.
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Vitoria
Wales
Kent
Australia
Leven
Bydney
Melbourne
Governor-General hosts Australian Eleven cricket men
Lord Forster and Sir Walter Davidson chaired a NSW Cricket Association gathering honoring the Australian Eleven. Armstrong and Smith received praise as captain and manager while discussions covered tours, Test match formats, and the team’s impact on English cricket amid a lively, cricket‑centered night.
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Sargents
Bricketers
Australia
Lord Forster
Walter Davidese
Ald
W. P. McElhone
Forster
South
Fricker
Warwick Armstrong
Lord Porstey
Armetrong
Sydney Smith
Lord Porster
Austealia
Farmer
Walter Davidson
Himmself
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