Why Clinch in Boxing Described by an Oldtimer Expert
An extended, opinionated essay by W E Corbett on why boxers should avoid clinching in the ring. It argues clinching dulls technique, favors dirty holds, and diminishes sportsmanship while praising clean punching, footwork, and timing as the proper path.
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Ellick
Sigh Auimariey
BiEh Fortug
Cestiie
London
Jack Biolls
Michell
Revork
Bulla
Ike Vous Jackson
Tommy Ayal
Bob Filswimmonn
Jim Coriett
Ld Lavixne
Waétine
Tod Peitohard
Tom Wall Chesterfield
Goode
Dim Meader
Jack Burke
Dave
Tiaalern
Imaid Will
Annie
Tom Betrouy
Windredumore
Eesinu
Tuites Challenge Aims at National Championship Match
A report details Tom Tuite accepting a challenge as a representative of May Minor. The piece notes AERC Form proceedings, hopes for a major championship match with Lomimy Utes and Prinaienice, and mentions Robbie and Mick Keng’s commentary on international players from England Scotland and London. Postcards from Ted gopbie reflect long-standing correspondence dated December 30.
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Tuite
A. Hayes Wiles
May Minor
Tom Tuite
Ray
Mick Keng
Vinword
Tad Robbie
England
London
Darcy's Peace Petition and Public Interest in New York
A chaotic dialogue about Les Darcy's American reception unfolds with reports of his telephone conversations, public interest, and hints of potential peace advocacy. The piece chronicles Darcy as a controversial cultural figure in New York and details figures like Jack Kearns and Curley, the broadcast of his persona, and the media’s framing of his presence in the United States.
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New Orleans
Sovedah
Sulinam
Bowers
Wilende
Rickisl
Allan
Darcy
Lex Siren
Jones
Evey
Obe
Richard
Agein
McGaors
Jim Bushs
Rickard Darcy saga shocks New York theater scene
A chaotic account traces Darcy Rickard’s bold defection from the harbor area near New York City to Panama and beyond. British authorities pursue, with gunboats and telegraph lines, amid bitter reactions from authorities who fear the loss of property and prestige.
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Mae Weiner
Combs Agp
Denis
Henry Lek Darcy
Snes
Myitland
Séadlaon
Darcy
Neweditle
Rien
Ehirey
Darey
Davey
Wwe
Panama
Viet
Seagate
EU Realty
Unclear excerpt with faded lines and garbled names
Fragmented OCR text shows a garbled letter or poem fragment referencing threats and self-promotion. It mentions health, boxing, travel, Sydney, and a person named Wi F with unclear full identity. The passage is largely unintelligible and lacks coherent event details or dates.
Uren Beats Coyne in Tumultuous Stadium Bout
The Coyne Uren affair at the Stadium Saturday night ended with a brutal display as Uren battered Coyne in a fierce round. Referee Brot noted both men took punishment, with Coyne left bloodied and Uren sustaining visible welts, and the American fighter appeared dominant through the action.
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Coyne-Uren
Janes
Arthur Brot
Jones
Impryenvon
Eevaure
York
Hafler
Awali
Kavins
On and Off with Darcy and McCoy in Boxing Circles
The Sydney boxing scene centers on Darcy and McCoy with manager plans and potential engagements. Reports discuss media attention, possible matchups, and implications for careers as observers and editors weigh in on timing and public interest.
Oddities in 191 days of racing tactics and bets
A garbled account traces betting fever and tactics around Uren Coyne and early 20th century racing. It mentions long odds, questions of strength, and attitudes toward bookmakers and spectators as the scene unfolds amid cryptic praise and wagers.
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Coyne
Ausirauay
Wits
Innes
Shask
Unclear sports figures and event mentions amid noisy notes
Fragmented OCR text lists multiple names and places such as Wollongong and Wolloprime with scattered sport references and commentary. The piece mentions Armstrong, Brodie, and Jack Grey in a chaotic context, lacking coherent events or dates to summarize clearly.
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Dave Smith
Resporsil
Dave Seth Rens
Seary Preity Bing
Toll Coast Chempion
Ak Wollongong
Lin
Persamal Milla
Brodie
Armstrong
Elies Henrick
Bearstort
Kool Sway Ars Wellov
Dave
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