Rickard Bail Set at 10,000 in Grand Jury Case
New York magistrate holds Tex Rickard on criminal assault charges involving Alice Ruck and Alice Hess, with grand jury rehearing. Bail set at 10,000. Natl Surety Co posts, Nathan Podd later indicted for kidnapping Nellie Gosko. Schoenfeld case linked, potential multiple indictments loom.
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Podd
Sarah Schoenfield
Schoenfeld
Boxing convention to meet in New Orleans
The American Boxing Association plans a January 16 to 18 meeting in New Orleans to strengthen the sport and standardize laws. Delegates will discuss a working agreement across states, curb wrongdoing, and aim for international scope with potential high class bouts arranged by promoter Dominick Tortorich.
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Richard Burke
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Greb Defeats Wiggins In ten-Round Bout
Harry Greb of Pittsburgh outweighed Chuck Wiggins to win on points in Cincinnati on January 3 after a ten round boxing match.
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Harry Greb
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Chuck Wiggins
Bill Grime's Chance Beats Mancer in Twenty Rounds
Bill Grime defeated Frankie Mancer on points after twenty rounds at the Hippodrome. Grime weighed 8 9, Mancer 6 10, with Grime gaining a late edge and earning a Saturday clash against Monroe at the Stadium. Prelims included Coleman over Grieves and Speedy over Hawksworth.
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Jimmy Coleman
Ralph Grieves
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Weston
Desanock
Gentleman George Dawson In Retirement In Pasadena
A long portrait of George Dawson once Australia’s lightweight champion and Referee belt holder. The piece recalls his boxing heyday in Sydney and Chicago, family life in Altadena, and plans to possibly return to Australia. It notes his preserved physique, his son Jack’s acting, and Dawson’s pride in his kidney punch and old rivals.
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California
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Betty
Red Jack
Shylock
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Goccerses
Shadow Maker
Jim Burge
Dummy Mace
Mr. Baker
Mick Dunn
Buff-Pal Moore bout eyed for December 24 fight card
Milwaukees Tom Andreu s notes strong public interest in Buff Pernell Buff vs Pat Moore, with Wilde as potential world title challenger. O Dowd’s manager Stuart signals a contract path, listing 10060 dollars as a top purse and possible two-judge referee setup. Also mentions Teddy Green aiding Tommy Hanley, a Melbourne breach denial, and Colling outpacing Monahan in Newcastle.
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Milwaukee
Seuing
Buff
America
Moore
Willard Stuart
O'Dowd
Lew Diamond
Bui
Pat Moore
Penny
Fair
Eddie
King's School Re Union and School Cricket Campaign 1822
RAMBLER reports the PCAAA started the Primary Schools cricket season for 1822 while High Schools play begins today. Great Public Schools resume studies and State schools open their tourney. Auburn forfeited to Hornsey. Naremburn beat Hurstville by 12 runs with Holmes scoring 11 and taking 17 for Narem born.
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Auburn
Hornsey
Naremburn
Hurstville
W. Holmes
Rarage
Naremborn
Holmes
Ric
Eaton
Boxing Notes and Local Fights Stir Cleveland Scene
Reports from Cleveland and overseas boxing scenes highlight Eddie O Dowd and Johnny as crown defenses. Buff offers and crowd counts mark interest at Garden and Strand venues with Collins Monahan clash drawing record attendance.
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Ohio
Garden
New York
Tana Montha
Johony
Cleveland
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Birthday greetings on the web and in town
A noisier birthday greeting note circulates online and in local circles, with playful misprints and scattered messages. It mentions Howard, Morden, and Bee, weaving a casual, celebratory tone through fractured phrases and quirky spellings.
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Howard
Morden
Bowling News Highlights From Bathurst and District Circles
Bathurst led by Forbes setback 76 to 72 in a close bowler clash. In state pennant semis Waverley beat Parramatta 102 to 65. Dubbo Bowling Club announces Easter carnival April 14 15 17 under Western District Association with district and Western titles on offer. Whitehouse recovering in hospital. Hunter region crowns include A Marshall Cesmack champion and Davidson with Lindeman in pairs. Australians English programme set May fixtures Bournemouth Essex May 6 15. Ballarat singles final drama White beats Shirlow in a record finish. Metropolitan pennant finals set for Saturday with Ashfield Waverley Petersham Burwood Mosman Manly Randwick and more. Nowra hosts NSWBA president’s six-team visit. Morrison hampered by illness. Victorian bowling standings noted.
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Whitehouse III
Arthur J. Whitehouse
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Whitey
Hunter Bowling Association
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Sydney
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Cesmack
Hunter River
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Hope
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Drummoyne
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St. George
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Taylor
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Banner
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Lane
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Ballarat
Ballarat Bowling Association
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Petersham
Burwood
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Nowra B.C
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The King’s School Parramatta Reunion Highlights Sports Contests
The King’s School Parramatta marked the start of its flat year with a reunion service and intermedius contests. Old Boys and current students competed in cricket matches as Norman Ebsworth scored 95 and Walford 28, with Egan taking six wickets for the Old Boys.
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Foong
Ze Opt
Egan Ij
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Whine
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ANOTHER TOM WILLIAMS WINS SA CHAMPIONSHIP IN CLOSE BOWL
The South Australian singles championship ends in a rare duel between Williams and Cherry. After a 39 end match that ran from 4.20 to 7.00, Williams wins 31 to 30 on his final bowl, receiving praise for a high class, state’s finest contest.
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Tom
Tom Williams
Adelaide
Ballarat
South Australia
Port Adelaide
West Coast
Port
Cherry
Old Grammar Boys Shine in Sydney Cricket Action
A list of players from English football and state cricket backgrounds reaches the fore as two former Grammar School stars, F Buckle and H G Pratten, lead Sydney cricket with 103 not out and 67. Other notable performances include H H Datson 33 for Sydney, W Gay 29 for Mosman, and Evers taking seven for 26 for Newington while LD Walford hit 154 for Waverley II against University II.
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Mosman
W. Gay
Evers
Newington
LD. Walford
T.K
Waverley II
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