Boxing history surface voices on Black fighter treatment
Harm Johnson’s critique on color in boxing traces to Leon Meyer and San Francisco editor Peter Jarson. The piece recalls past champions, fans’ reactions, and era debates over boxers like Jack Johnson, with references to Mickey King and possible matchups tied to Vancouver and military service. The prose sketches era tensions, supporters, and callouts amid a sport history narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Meyer
San Franeiser
Peter Jarson
Titve
Prier
Alan
Jennisnn
Beas
Jackson
Joni
Julian
Peter
Cane
Pim Walrout
Jeanette
Burt Thal
Sid Johns
Yessie, Sr
Jack Jofin
Kent Brae and Greenback in a Sporting Clash
Kent Brae faces rough dealings with Greenback as rumors of a high stake bout surface. The scene centers on Kent’s confidence, Selim Raplani’s caution, and Sampson’s stance on agreement with Greenback while settlement details and betting terms swirl around a volatile boxing milieu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald
Jim Grermbark
Heachman
Cainnel Panton Aly
Greenbark
Todd
Greenbrae
Elklale
Bush
Theasen
Mr Yu
Sammon
Kent
Raberi
Greenhack
Bemproit
Raplani
Sammavon
Mant
Sampann
Ida Moe Frost
Greenback
Sampion
Shia Tome
Motor Yachting Racing Plans Announced at Seaside Club
The Seaside Motor Yacht Club hosts a February meeting to revive sea race events along the coast. Plans include a new route, a special afternoon program, and a focus on motor yachting discipline with participants from Sydney and Melbourne clubs. The event showcases a track and field style carnival setup with motor classes and acceleration tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auatralis
Medion
Teuney
Iitaniy
White Pare Motor Yacht Club
Mal
Sauuray
Etsy
Andy Antdeat
Viet
Wseabe
An Viet
Atitar Linn
Victorian Amateur Billiard Association Moves Toward Representation
The Victorian Amateur Billiard Association proposes British representation for Australia New Zealand debate centers on whether Auckland or separate bodies should lead. The Australian group argues a unified imperial body is best while New Zealand favors a separate entity. Discussion covers statutes, year‑long plans, and the role of the governing council as they prepare for next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auesvalue
Wietsria
Asssevaiven
Aemor ‘Ile Tard
Orgenismon
Australia
Myriah Billliard Association
Saint Smgtane
Susan
Wade Eave
Dee Beate
Rs Milo
Neal Snip
Bull Association
Ai0pw
Haoper
Ien
Doganien
Austral
Iran
Buninens
Jos Ariessts
Andrecht
Percy Smilli
Lambert
Renee Especie
Ravitie
Haverloni
Newham
Unclear text of early gun club gathering and trophy results
Fragmented OCR text describes a New South Water Go Club event with mentions of a trophy, winners including a person named Bowers, and various scores and participants. The readable content is garbled and difficult to parse.
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Deruck
Walter Hi Wanna
Amin
Paula Thevrunmaysi
Che 'Groeny
Renee Te Seard
Sere Bowers
Wille Sood
Fae
Gang UK
Ile
Tarner
Muna Snes
Ins
Christmas Numbers Benefit Roadside Carnival Held
A chaotic report describes a police and hospital carnival and art union event at Show Groundy with a March date. It notes entries from New South Wales golfers, a total prize pool around 1700, and ticket availability at police headquarters Portsea and Sydney hospitals. The piece mentions chess problems and a boxing style flow of names and locations without clear structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iveman
Suh Hospital
Carnival and Art Union
Ravel Agriculturs
Sorme
Plwaya
Amc
Boy Sihlere
Peices
Ary
Brigade Hospitalis
Portesta
Philbin
Hunter Atresia
Sydney
Kensington School Chess Return Matches Set for January
The article notes a tense anticipation for return matches to be held at Kensington School of Arts in January. Contenders include Brogan of Kensington and Inghimn of Ness inven, with prior near-champion status signaling a strong competition. In Newtown, Inghemn secured a notable win last occasion, heightening expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Helweth
Brogan
Inghimn
Ness Inven
Newtovin
Inghemn
Headaches and nervous conditions market a nerve tonic remedy
An old advertisement extols a tonic for headaches, backache, neuralgia and exhaustion of nerves. It promotes a product described as a nerve remedy that nourishes digestion, blood and nerves, claiming relief from various symptoms and touting convenient ready-made doses.
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Peter Jackson
Harm Johnson
Avi
Biternens
Spain
Percy
Thysike
Raneer
Staine
Dempsey
Porky
Philadelphea
Jack Wincneey
Ada Til
Amd
Drosty
Lew Granvinn
Oragket Tivny His Co
Eas Nor Tiynig
Towmy Aurns
EK Ming
Dee
Troe Blin
Eilior
Bees Adv
Valde
Dempae
Fulton Meehan
Satara Willers
Tommy
Syieh
Mickey King
Vancouver
Meir
Seattle
Vanemiver
Bern
Simin
Mick King Hay
Asvordine
Ameriea
the Fighting Man
Dave
Niphaw
Cersen
Greenshark
Toaung
Solonslapton
Muntier
Jong
Balien
Fred Baie
Chantion St'Aunttatie
Hue
Bo Kent
Arcadia
Wackers
Claude
Wy — George Edward
Barton
Saeco
Teaney
Bates
Grienmagie
Galde
Amine
Mary Vian
Terry Serif
Roy
Emianuel
Problea
Young
Tagan
Weel Ve Awa
Sacearive Fathesa
Ori
Aielve
Prvsiere Culyurg
Elise
Elky
Automobile Club
Motor Yacht Club Reaumes Racing
Bede Carroll
Bute
Elven
Lois Fig George Gliese
Seoul
Black Wind
Adelaide
Barnet
Blair
Wen Atrrakan
Jack Bootl
Regn Motor
Cerio Chih
HW Benson
Sydnew Craver Evelier
Hall Amie
Brea Club
Clive Margenie
Hes Warereesnhersi
Tel Bourne
Thes
Victoetan
Arinertog
Srremay-Auan
Ceely
Dave Tor Fegan Heweil
Torleys Dahidie
Rotor Eyetones
Prine
Tadge Wits
Melbourne
Nsw
Telles
Simwesith
Aumont
Tie Sona
Riogele
Magee
Herdunie Hogpvelyana
Ind Geeks
Savstdas
Agsuie
Npalesary
Yeap
Sounge
Wat
Automobile Club of Australia
Concord Municipal Council
Gerringing Couns
B Kellow
Teadins
Igunes
Cs Nm
England
Ap Tbadver
Yeheensland Amaryobile Clan
Teseiner
MR. J. R. Hooper
Victorian Amateur Billiard Association
Ram
Trina
Snanker
Dovey Arate
Dison
Abencabon
Walter “Helton
London
Falkiner
Ian
Noelia
H. Watson
Ate
Hedger Hatharket
Siete Bih
Wood
Dunlop
Bunlof Rubber CO
ATHAT
Heenagar
Heenan
Ieee
Sete
Enalg & Aitmes
Sidsery
Nobel
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