Criqui Defeats Matthews in Great French Boxing Bout
The Strand Stadium crowd watched Criqui, the French challenger, overcome Matthews in a dramatic world welterweight style bout. Crqui delivered a decisive late knockdown, forcing the referee to halt the fight after a hard, punishing exchange. Matthews rose three times but could not clinch victory as Crqui’s power and precision carried the contest to a close.
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Parie
Tox Jai
Valodcome
Eurmpesa
Deglishmen
Marthiwes
Matthews
Jong
Boxine
Billy
Criaui
Criaus
Kogiinhman
Chan
Mar Brews
Recher
Ryan Defeats Green in Brisbane Tight Contested Clash
The reported bout at Brisbane’s Star on Saturday night drew about 300 spectators. Ryan outboxed Green over many rounds, with the verdict split in crowds as the fighters pressed the action, Green landing solid blows before Ryan adjusted and dominated late.
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Sviabane Star
Jack Green Abisby
Sam Bean
Dowety
Ge & Pamplexag
Ryan
Fran
Bem Woiarty
GaelGly
Che
Green
Marter
Adr Winery Dettners
Fiyan
Ely
Fragmented Tale of Sports, Culture and People Across Regions
A garbled OCR passage mentions Jamia Nay with over 4000, a long mix of names and fragments including mentions of Filipino fighters, Withrow's Magazine, Waterbury, and various figures such as Johnnie and Fanny. The text hints at sports, culture, travels, and publications but provides no coherent events or dates to recount.
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Jamia Nay
Australia
Mamber Accuminger
Pu Ional
Patti
Kaimoure
Withrow
Ayse
Romwa
Waterbury
Wat
Gounda
Ericy
Sauare Garden
Svenine World of
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Johne
Laheralang
Johnnie
Sidney Onic
Wan
Boxing Referee Collusion and Reform Calls in New York
A long, critical letter explores corruption in referees and judges within boxing. It cites McGovern as a noted official and argues for checks on judging, with examples of alleged collusion and biased decisions. The piece recounts past promotions, payments, and disputes, urging a transparent system and accountability from commissions.
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Rhur McGovern
Brate Athletic
McGovern Pais
Sahin Eran
Anne
Epheioe
Gemma
Ssunung
Pouitis
Daria
Esseyeh
Peney
McGovern
Etiona
Meithar
Luduna
W.F.C
Canno
New York
George
Duce
Brewune
Sui
Ewloyess
Thomasen
Ceferset
Riagsite
Ther
Ding Thair
Fetter
Alice
Derang
Wen Forrest
Great Fight Leads to Draw in Melbourne Stadium Bout
In Melbourne Stadium on Saturday night, Daniels and Funnel fought to a draw after a long, hard bout. Beatie, Ree, and a host of supporting fighters produced a tense card with standout exchanges and a controversial decision.
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Heath
Nine
Inground
Sarardey
Panies
Vanna Walt Tom SU
Aunt Seabee
Daniela
Val Quirk
Reanan
Ria
George Wie
Victoria
Ohana
New Zealand bowlers’ spirited plea to bring home wins
A scribbled report lists New Zealand and Australian players including Parkes, Gren, Jones, and Morley in a dense round of cricket bowling talk. It notes performances, selections, and provincial ties amid debate over representation and holiday breaks for key bowlers.
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Cadigh Yar
Esac Ee Caghldener
Sraemeraieet
Madigy Gr Parkes Gener
T. Gren
Randwick
Ze Dehwon
Victoria Parl
Vaies
Cataeevan
J. Marler
W Muia
Kilira
Nichilea
Chauvwood
Hedasineon Realernd
Be Menney Cig
New South Wales
Dailien
New Zealand
Tauder
Miareizevll
Ontme
Powales
Parkes
Yatee
Morley
Nicholdhie
Rodfern
Fancyte Henley
le Good Feadar
Arnold
Furnee
Wiebe Ib
Pevertham
Brenna
Ishheld
Manty
Ieee
Strathfald
Feet Ganeres
South Ashhald Berley
Beecroft
Charswood Sydney
Bast
Beras
George
Raxiack
Mateh Motmao Bast
Samiwick Sant
Tinea
Mr. Doveidaca
Bente
Easter Monday contest draws many to Sydney arena
A surge of competition grows as many men active in the Academy seek present prospects this Easter Monday. The movement gathers support among those who have long fought for their cause, with promised participation from senior figures and plans to field teams in a new frame.
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Bydney
Eis
Lin
Sinead Torti
Thera Comersialien
Banal
Bartial
Swimmers Face Championship Trials And Marks
The report outlines swimming results and standout performances from a championship meet. Noting Edy Langer and Sela as top competitors, it highlights a record stand and a strong showing by various teams. The coverage mentions coaches, venues, and ongoing heats with emphasis on speed and technique amid a crowded program.
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Bator ‘Tay
Xapeet
Cheriton
Amoralian
Edy Langer
Sane
Uda
Meboadla Kbewsis
Uvewanafio
Burt
Rey Cel i
iAeweastie
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Mantz
Tao
Wales
Toby Sri
Ebro
Fred Ra Teu
Io Yanne
Tinal Faye
Tory
Francis
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