Albert Lloyd Defeat of Dick Smith Marks Boxing Shock
A garbled report from Beferes notes Albert Lloyd defeated Dick Smith on points at the National Sporting Club London in a dramatic wound trade. Lloyd, 38, was outboxed and outgeneralled while fighting with a cut eye, but survived to claim a surprising victory that astonished observers and drew attention to the era’s top heavyweight prospects.
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Albert Lloyd
Dick Smith
National Sporting Club
London
Lloyd Wownley
Schimatens
Che
Bermisde
Rill
Daily ‘Telegraph
Arin
Atudente
Thera
Lloyd
England
Joe Becket
W Petty
Ty Cerpenter
Becker
Carpentier
Gli Shannon
Tawney
Smiley
Relat Ac
Ea Phey Goddard
Cook
Dan Callagher
Helena
Hava
Jet Fang
Melbourne
Harm Gor Hulrt
Gallaghee
Arhur Wyss
Europe
Callicott
Tor
Science
Wyse
Elen
Jimmy Wille
Grorees Car-pentler
Rolawan
Peard
Ieeaponae
Marshall
Jack Lynch
Rolande
Joe
Chyna
Marquis of Queensberry
Kilbane defends featherweight title amid contenders
The world featherweight champion, Kilbane, says he will defend his title only against worthy challengers. He recalls fighting top contenders from 1910 to 1912, detailing bouts with Abe Amela, Joe Rivers, and Sonny Rematched. Kilbane critiques the scattered lineup and emphasizes a single, logical challenger path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaminy Kilbane
We World
Abe
Kilbane
Regromacer
Jon Serten
feWhel
Ian
Arte
Win
Jones
Williams
Sam Harap
Renny Leonmyd
Bear
Lennard
Lennard, Again. This Time Fie
Milwaukee boxer Johnny Mondoleani Crowned in Training Hype
In a crowded Milwaukee scene, fighter Johnny Mondoleani trains amid boxing talk and craft, while promoters eye a major bout. The piece threads training routines, personal notes, and expectations for an upcoming clash, with references to rivals and potential venue plans.
Frankie Monroe loses in brutal match amid thumb injury and crowd demand
The article describes Frankie Monroe fighting through a painful thumb dislocation in a bout against an unnamed opponent. It notes Monroe’s manager and Doc Fishberg’s remarks on the fight, discussing the outcome, Monroe’s injury, and audience reaction, with side mentions of other boxing events and fighters in Sydney and Melbourne.
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Ana
Doc Fishberg
Frankie Monrae
Tae
Aguace
Mouroe
Fle
Jamis
Frankie
Jamita
Prenkle
Jake
Welaht
Manila
Frankit
Sid
Benim
Monroe
Australia
William
Beisbaye Stadium
Locke
Bod
Domingo
Yates
Elinbine
Newcastle
Philippines
Ferest
paMe
Heblne
Valen
Deine
O'Donnell
Hapitars
Chucloy
Aravee
Billy O'Shea
Hibberd
Harlow Aher
Barney Thompaon
Adelaide
Ui Town
Montag
Gainey
Thompson
Filly Howe
Ioea Fire Brigade
Cachewalghia
Thompeon
Erin
Melbourne
Dnhele
Fred
Segar
MelMlahen
Asid
Ome
Sydney
Coolzinon
Jammy Jones
Tommy McAullie
Aragts
Millar
Tommy Murphy
McAulie
Murphy
Ansan
Joe Inder
Dave
Pateabure Cialion
Piahiuygh
USA
Vtone
Bradle
Harry Sian
Avekie Bradley
Wil West
Devine Bart
Oyerple
County Bowls Leaders Forge New Amateur Rules
Report outlines the English Bowling Association reform plan to govern bowls nationally, detailing the new council structure, county representation, and financial administration. It notes amateur status preserved, limits on professionals, and appoints EBA secretary Edward M. Viera as a key organizer for the Surrey Association and national coordination.
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Indead
Tata
Edna
Roxby
Boveln
Roelene
Dale
Ito Buerey
Edward M.vigera
Union
Neve Whiteah
Fem
Tao Winters
EBA
Havik
Havik $6 Clube of Mary
Tese Choned Clube
London
Smateure
Caine
University
del- Hees Spor Gratia
Apers Sons
Ce. M. Viera
Surrey
Tate
Fragmentary input yields no clear news item
The text appears garbled with no coherent events, names, dates, or places readable enough to extract a meaningful news item. No identifiable persons or organizations can be confirmed for a concise summary.
Bowlers in Many Lands The Pennant Competition
long, garbled OCR text about bowling events, matches and standings across various towns. Mentions Pennant rounds, results like City, Warrineah, Marrickville, St George, and Orange venues. References historical bowling figures, venues, and a Domination Tournament with New Zealand players.
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Jupiter Plavie
Parma
Patton
Eaturdey
Mesay
Warrineah
Belore
Tila
City
City Soe
Rendwick
Aubield
Waverley
Erys
Fantsies
Parramatta
Ian
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Rane
Rane Eithat
Truk
Danny Frush
Cedar Point
Sharmiat Iruurrd
Wagga
Timmy Sharman
Cunly Parmee
Thomas
Port Kembla
Clriy Parkes
Wollongong
Dave Finith
Parken
TB Wrrsy
Uae
Alvcar
Eoene
Boxer
Johnny Mendelsohn
Andrews
Johnny Mondoleani
Milwaukee Lightwortht
Johnny
Riche Mitchil
Mel Coogan
Clome Tair
Bobby Wari
Tohnny
Fox Baie
Soret
Leonard
Sean Sidiean
Mendelagmi
Thaving Payee
Banebell Toosbal Hathey
Heat
Madala
Oater Termine
Fea
Vars
Linia
Sity
Az Datamsttor Wrens
Tony Cancun
Uy Way
Western
Cama
Dein
Richie Machel
Steeher
Milwaukee
Tnt Sraneo
Om Lahey
Ruth
America
Tabey
Chicago
Hmmmac
Boner
Tear Mace
Clark
Luck
Bobby Gray
Pone
Wacker
Gray
Pat Mcflugh
Eynthy
Don Aod
Diray
Tommy Buxton
Wallon
Janes Eke
Wicks
Digger Croeier
Harry
Davos Taranes
RO Forsters
4. Tooth
Walter Davidson
Daphne Davidson
Ae Ee Ea
Baching Association
Frankie Monroe
Nurew Snir
Walter Rove
Foyer
Buntgine
Mvntain
Svadiirnie
Tellow
San Polae Fond Proord
Draaye Mulch
Symonds Etii
Wil
St Patrick's
Amiralaia
Eajlige
Horney
Pazisiy
Hilasa
Jack Munro
Alwape
Naber
Ituehie Dever
Hebroviant
Jack Hitney
Seid Selene Sharnion
Om Potas Cainnin
Cmaker
Gwen Ealres
Copkely
Iloay
Swoan
New South Wales and
Wiswarla
Yalan
New Zealand
Sean
Aavila U Ihe
Evinen
Garratt's Hotel
Market and
Castlereagh
Jick Simmons
K Sim
Weatest
Howee
Haymarket
Sravemee
Newonatta
By W. F. Corbett
Buestheckarft
Alice
Daisy Bank
Stephen Baler
Siitingbourne
Pau
Nick “Walter
Wales
Milton Haus
Rowng
Wethiy
Pre
Auckland
Beattie
Banett
Uowlland
Zealand
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