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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 23, 1913
Page
1
The piece details a revived racing atmosphere in New York with heavy betting among crowds of about 33,900. Investigators and police probe wagering rings as detectives question bookmakers about alleged corruption and the newspaper notes public concern over bets influencing outcomes.
The match featured Smith and O Donnell in a grueling contest with fierce exchanges and tactical clinches. O Donnell emerged the winner after a sustained display of power and stamina, with judges and crowd acknowledging his superiority.
Les O'Donnell put in a valiant late effort on Saturday night near Cantenera Park despite physical weakness from a cold and influenza. Dave Aids and Bet provided support as the team pushed toward a decisive moment in the victory narrative, with postgame reflections noting the strain of illness on O'Donnell and the crowd’s anticipation for the next contest.
Barry maintained his lead as the scullers faced a windy day and strong crowd support. The race at the usual course drew great excitement, with spectators praising his steady stroke and conditioning amid challenging currents and shifting winds.
A garbled 1918 letter discusses trial notes and legal matters in Alberta Calm Ame, mentioning Arthur Polksy, Philadelphia Jack W'nHen, and Pelkey's trial. It references a jury verdict on a capital crime, potential legislative action, and comments by Attorney Short amid unclear details and distorted names.
The night drew about 9000 spectators as Dave Smith defeated Les O'Donne to claim the Australian heavyweight championship amid a lively crowd. The race of the match saw Smith surge ahead, with Pearce and Craven Stove among others noted in the coverage, as the bout showcased strong, rapid exchanges and a final stretch that sealed Smith's victory by a clear margin.
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