Golledge Beats Kruger In Newcastle Boxing Night
Boxing at Newcastle Stadium featured Golledge defeating Kruger in ten rounds after a tight bout with heavy exchanges. Wilson defeated Wright on points in a longer 15 round match, while Pearne edged McDonald on a technical decision. The State Championship event at Keweastiy Stadium next Saturday will pit Jones against Fowler in a twenty minute title bout.
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Fred Baker
Jack Ghoo
Newcastle
Gito Kruger
Kruger
Smnuh
Conn Wilson
Eddis Wright
Aydney
Maatebmt
Wilson
Hefever Baker
Jimeny Pearne
Jack McDonald
Sydney
Keweastiy Stadium
Jones
Elise
Norkey Fowler
Fowler
Trim
Fowle
Murthy
Wilkon
Eddin Wright
Nper
Mamieneve
Alsle Dantele
Mindy
Billy Pilwante
Newenate Stadium
Sahudar
Wen Richardeon
Wrst
Walleendl
Billy Damen
Meryreliet
Plo
Calloerhar
Wese Wallwend
Thatny Welly
Leo War
Kelle
Demsky Triumphs Over Thurbon In Australia Farewell Bout
Paul Demsky won on points in a farewell appearance in Australia, beating Fill Thurbon after Thurbon’s corner threw in the towel in the eleventh round. Demsky repeatedly connected with sharp rights and lefts, opening a cut near Thurbon’s eye in round seven and flooring him in round ten before the bell. Other preliminaries featured Dick Cook stopping Rog Green and "Janzer" Lea Gardiner narrowly edging Keith Brace in a close heat.
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Paul Demsky
Australia
Manila
Fill Thurbon
Thurbon
Dick Cook
Rog Green
Codfrey
Cook
Janzer
Lea Gardiner
Keith Brace
Bitch
Inet
Tommy Shade
Dave Wall
Patey Rolly
Eter Woods
Botinka
Middleweight champion Ted Monson challenged in Sydney
The article reports Ted Monson the Sparh Avwrcralian middleweight champion claiming a foul by Wie gt lane and expressing desire to prove it in a bout at Sydney Stadium. He also references an incident where Waddy dropped his hat on Monson’s jaw and insists on a fair rematch or title chance.
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Ted Monson
Sparh
Wredy
Walely
Sydney Fens
Mr. Muni
Tigwr” Payne
Hkawlan
Waddy
Menon
Mer
Rebein
Cern Reynolila
Sylvie Green
Olde
Robson
Given
Hoynalds
Tiobwon
Hoynoldp
Herttal
Ong Rings
Robeon
Celine
Milner
Billy George
Stotngon To-Dey
British Empire
Harry Collins
Spanes Stadium
Collins
Silla
Pegre
NEW
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Harry Doren
Pelle Colke
Hughie Wilteerons
Te Dowe
Lowe Wenldn
Thia
Adelaide
D. A. Chamberlain
Nnaatels
Ponent
Lommy Kene
Chough
Eng Chamberlain
Victor
Vam
R. Me Hon
T.hee
Tan
Tasmania
Reynolds Beats Robson in Brisbane Boxing Bout
Les Reynolds of Sydney defeated Robson in Brisbane on a round stoppage after a tightly contested welterweight match. The bout featured aggressive exchanges and a decisive final stoppage as Reynolds exposed Robson’s vulnerabilities with a sharp left and solid uppercuts.
White v Black: Johnson should rule middleweight empire
By Hugh D McIntosh a British Empire title bout sparked debate on race with Len Johnson hailed as rightful middleweight champion after defeating Harry Collins in a strong display. The piece argues Johnson's race should not bar him from championship recognition and condemns discriminatory practices in promotion and title allocation.
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British Empire
Petty Wins in Narrow Victory at Malhowrns Stadium
Pat Petty, clocking 10.83, outpoints Charte Mooney in a welterweight bout at Malhowrns Stadium. Mooney had a cautious start but Petty's steady aggression and veteran poise earned the nod amid brisk early exchanges and a late surge from Petty.
Bowls Carnival brings vast talent to Sydney meet
In Sydney the bowls carnival drew top players from New South Wales and Victoria, with veterans Sanford Moore Goulds and Archibald among the crowd. The NSWA faces a pennant disruption as visitors take remaining fixtures, while Adelaides Chamberlain wins the singles title in a tight final.
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Cay
Landau
Chatewood
Sr Gieorge
Ashfield
Gladstone
Chatewehd
George and
Gladstone Park
John‘atenian
Uhatawend
AbAel
Filadstone Park
Comets
Sanford
Harry Moora
Fre Goulds
Bouchard
Bob Archibald
Jim Johnston
Percy Lawtor
P.D
Brisbane
W.A
J. Guatatson
Bignell
James Finlay
A. W. Braidwood
Hall v Hall at Sydney Riedian Offers Tight Lightweight Bout
The feature match pits Joe Hall from America and Tot Pairhall for the lightweight title, following a previous dramatic bout. Paul Patrhall notes Hall’s prime condition and the crowd expects an exciting contest if he engages fully rather than stalling.
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Sydney Riedian
Joe Hall
America
Tot Pairhall
Bia
Tommy
Jimmy A
Paul Patrhall
Brim
Hall
Detmekyche
Workmen's Compensation Bill debated in Parliament
In the SW session Mr. Simon Hickey argued that the benefits under the Workmen's Compensation Bill should not exceed those already provided by the act. He asserted there was no question that the proposal was wise and appropriate.
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Roxners
Simon Hickey
Johnson and Burns Title Bid Driven by Support
A historic note recalls an 18 year pledge to back Jack Johnson in pursuit of a heavyweight crown. The author reflects on national doubt, Johnson’s potential greatness, and a plan to donate prize funds for future contending matches as announced in a later issue of The Review.
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Jack Johnson
O Negro
bin Chanet
Johnson
Tommy Burns
Prritikh Empire
Belea
Yoricue
the Reeve
Waddy Seeks Johnson in Key Visitor Match
Waddy targets Johnson in a pivotal bout as Ler ay detente nus mid eet chap slog. Aiming for the heavrrerieht chem pie rr Wasi ont a chal lenge for sia at the Weawtiahmars Et Siinew Stadium. The match is set to feature Waddy against the visitor with the uly match status.
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Rene
Flurre
Gongne
Weawtiahmars Et
Boots Battle Set for Sydney Stadium Tonight
Tonight at Sydney Stadium the return McAlieter-Cowan bout headlines a strong program. The pair recently met with referee Sid Godfrey involved in a controversial finish. Tom Fairhall and Joe Ball will stage exhibition bouts and several short-distance races amid vaudeville turns.
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Sydney Stadium
Mae
Élelon
Sid Godfrey
Searke
Marrickville
Solit
Cowan
Tom Fairhall
Joe Ball
Kelly v Wall bout headlines on near capacity crowd
The Kelly versus Wall fight heads a strong card likely to draw a near capacity audience. Also on the bill an 11 round bout features Jinks versus Peter Woods, with Woods the first to meet the clever Braddock after his recent win.
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Kelly v. Wall Thera
Bacereleene Beniman
Patay Kelly
Marc Wall Mort
B Jinks
Pat Boyon
Bat Bleting
Peter Woods
Jof Braddock
Victoria bowling legends drive South Australian rivals in clash
A South Australian and Victorian bowling showcase unfolds with veteran players from both states, including Masari, Ram Jacobs, Laidlaw, and Rundle facing off. Tasmanian and Western Australian figures are highlighted as pivotal supporters, while travel efforts and platform discussions reflect a vibrant interstate bowling culture ahead of the decisive rounds.
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Australian Bowling Council
Tts
Reform Party
South Auetralis
Ipte
Iowa
Menars
J. Spencer
J. Brom
Newouth Wales
W. Walker
J. C. Groat
Victoria
T. Bouchard
B.C. Sapaford
Queensland
J. BR. Melean
A. Thackuray
Tasmania
J. Laidlaw
J. 0
Rundle
Bignell
Southernwill
West Australia
Victorian
Tasmanian
New South Wales
Gore West
South Australia
Masari
Ram Jacobs
J. C. Rundle
Sam Juccs
Charles Wood
Boworm
Cherry
Gibeon
Miller
le Cornu
Muyors
Loreen
British team begins return voyage after long voyage
Report from Wellington dated February 11 notes the British cricket team gathering to ship home after a long stay. Despite rough weather and travel delays, the squad plans departures and a stay near Auckland before catching the next vessel. Several members will head to Australia and New Zealand for subsequent commitments.
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Wellington
Weiter
Ferrier Seoul
Katoomba
Wellin
Australia
Auckland
Baltier
Jeond Hotel
Wal
Prize Meeting at Anzac Range Liverpool Event
Report on the M.DLGC Union grade matches fired at Anzac Range near Liverpool. Weather was fine with light wind. Notable performers include Crede Eapalgta Mousman Neutral Bar 1406 Yorkahire Bosigty A and Bankstown B, Neutral Bay B, North Sydney A with scores around 1400 points.
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M.dlgc
Liverpool
Erigiaice
Ea — Palgta
Mousman
Yorkahire Bosigty
Chatawood
Shaky 1900s sports notes mix from Australia and Navy events
Fragmentary report covers Commonwealth marches in Port Adelaide, Western Australia meeting, South Australia results, and Hobart naval matches. Mentions G Hill, Howes Agsropata, Cane Avergae, various officers, and a Sandy Day Range return race. No clear dates or coherent event structure present.
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Auburn
Hornaby
T.wea
Rodrick Peards Woech
Wisiorn Sual
Western
Subucha
Booth
South Autetralia
Port Adelaide
Ont
Western F.C
G. Hill
Pete Howes Agsropata
Neal
Ehareravey
Tom
Brown Chit
Db, Mefalley
C. Howard Cromack
J. Mathieon
Geo. Lindsay
J. Wilde
T. Spittrese
J. Worldon
H. H. Beare Bors
Dakin
Hobart
Army
Ruddock
Navy
New Zealand Angler Nets Record Sea Creature
A Sydney man receives a remarkable report from Haseell New Zealand describing a huge big fish catch. The dolphin like creature weighed 941 pounds with a length near 10 feet inches and a girth around 5 feet 4 inches. The animal was hauled after a long hours fight ending around 7 10 p.m. local time.
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Lotter
Sydney
Haseell
X.Z
Grey
Bli Gate
Harpooned Trip Ends in Poor Narrabeen Fish Run
Narrabeen to Fort Macquarie trip started midnight with anglers facing smoky air and rough seas from bush fires. Fishing grounds around Bird Island Norah Head and Soldiers Point yielded poor results. 210 redfish and 190 mullet were counted, with Jargent and runner-up Weber among the notable catches. The event occurs on February date.
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Zealand
Narrabeen
Fort Macquarie
Bird Island
Norah Head
Jargent Wan
Mye Titefieh
Tassie's Welcome Home After Public Reception For Skipper W P F Batt
A crowd greeted Tassie skipper W P F Batt at the railway platform after the Tassie team swept Port, with cheers from government officials and a congratulations telegram from Governor Sir James O Grady. Batt waved to supporters as he left the station, amid praise for the team’s performance and a celebratory mood among locals.
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Hebert
Hota
Othe
James O'Grady
Bart
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