Boxing Rumors and Prospects For Upcoming Show
A mishmash of boxing chatter outlines fighters like Shade and Lloyd, with mentions of Las O’Donnell’s gym, Melbourne audiences, and a Canberra/California mix of trainers in a tentative lead up to a big bout next Saturday. The text references rival boxers, venue talk, and training camps as it sketches potential matchups and crowd expectations.
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Sydney
Tegagdine Mosley
Sarnia
Livy
Billy
Bayer
Las O'Donnall
Cymnasium
Pittatieel
Ully Willan
Ekalding Lloyd
Dave Smith
Dave
Windiae
Gulia’ & Suber
Alberts
Walt ‘Linga
Min
Ton
Kay
Uren
Charles
Lockwood
Cinbty
Quinlan
Linydow
Jim O'Brien
Jack Robinson
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Burness and Dillon Fight in Noisy Heavyweight Bout
A crowded hall watched Burmese Burness defend against Dillon in a lively bout. Burness pressured early, Dillon countered, and the referee ruled Burness winner after a hard seven rounds. Prelims included Hayden defeating Pascoe and Beating Ratner in another close pair.
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Jack Win
Horn oFuganey
Guy Rug
Hugh
Bante
Dillon
Urness
Wauel
Hans
Miold Dillon
Bilion
DeLong
Dion Hothe
Lilien
Burnese
Huchess
Duce
Baker
Gurners
de Elon
Tivo
Hayden
Pascoe EA
Betack
Ratner
Ammon
Busion
Grady
Randwick Bowls Honor Longtime Official McMillan Retires
Randwick Bowls honors J W McMillan for long service as Vicentenident of New South Wales Bowling Association and St George Club leader. The piece notes Spence and McMillan’s roles, retirement plans to Sandringham home, and contributions from Randwick and St George members plus New South Wales and New Zealand touring context.
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Camme
Australia
Re McMillan
New South Wiles
St George Ciwa
Tsay
Tong
Jutin Spence
Shyma
Ted Welihout
McMillan
Strane
Lee
Sabine
Mir
Mes Milian
Aloe
Presenta
Se George Club
Linner Ag Fis
Sandringham
St George Club
Seine
John “Spence
Britain
Zealand
Great Britain
Mace Kinfood
Ay Cardi
Gna
Agsinat
Peng Fay
Penkill
Etrdil
Fideal
Swarnea
Steve Ia
Collier
Inno
Farenmatia
Wivers
Drumimayne
Macdoneld
Rops
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Eas
Renearwes
Otine
Cecall
Amar Poumen
Hind
Manly
Mavkay
Aigarson
Chatewood Green
Flook
Taubheld
Foreus
Yey Wall
ATA
Evlane
Bowlers
Nlvs
Toul Eh
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wowLens
OUN
Rolgiene
Nmne
Sao Wa
Edo
Rendete Bowling Club
Macraville
Neue Zyde
A. J Templeman
Rendwick Civde
Templeman
Harrison Sha Boatance
Chas WR
Spree
Jeune Spence
She Soming Ansociation
Ste Ol Chanda
Alex Venspiernan
New South Wales
Harrison
Spence
Kangwick Club
Ove Rendwick Club
Tarise Urmosex
Joseph ‘Coluker
Becretany
Atwonest
Chai Anu Taiher
Quehontend
Arusk
George Parke
Fiackel Hevtehurat
Arrave True
Eames
Randwick
Warrinksit
Tia Homal
Sundringham
Marie Everesses Iswell
Sydney
Baseball Gossip In Sydney Matches And Player Feats
Disjointed notes describe several Sydney baseball games with mixed results. Mentions include Lane Cuvertiewtoun clash, Newtows as favorite, Hyde, Willems, Petersham, Robinson, Stockil, Bond, Ford, Joe the Malini Vetamen, and Wil liams. Ground work praised, few runs, notable hits and errors cited.
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Sydney
Suain
Robinson
Ame
Hyde
Alent
Lse
Beira
Willems
Ervirm
Stockil
Bond
Ford
Joe
Malini
Waveley'e Bik
Randwick Rifle No 10 Shield Match Report
High scoring rifles dominate the No 10 Shield event under Northern Suburb Rifle Club auspices. Key shooters include Hy Be Sinelaig Callan Park and H W Cook Annandale with scores up to 69 of 70. Leading teams listed: Auburn, Cumberland Granville, Waverley, Callan Park, and Annandale. The No 10 Shield contest will be shot on Monday June 6 at Chatwood-Wife Rene with 180 total entries and a new draw time at the Sports Club.
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Renowice
Boric
Ualon
Sareten
Auburn
Auturn
A. Gartald
Parramaeda
FW. L. Veej
Edgectiffe
J. Thomas
Metropolian
D. McKay
Cum
Grenville
Northern Siturbe Rifle Club
Chatmwwood
Rene
Munleroua
Incheon Bauthan
Lalpim
English Public Bewolves Championine Pipe
A fragmentary record of a London public schools event on April 20 under London Athletic Club control. Shrewsbury won the Challenge Cup 38 points amid races and field events with mixed results from Burrs and Crewe, discussing umpires, fouls, and individual performances.
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Prince of Wales
Shanford Brides
London
London Ac
Shrewsbury
Pont
Rion
Sean
Bear
P. Mewerson
Yinta
Hara Filing
Crewe
Eilemere
Ayers
Tininerich
Marcy Daan
BU Deta
Marcin Uatugg Wan
McEaran
Seth
Chile
Tien Erik
Sleven
A. Smrmerice
Bury
Chrierhill
New Motor Cycling Body Formed In Australia Spirit
The Havel Autersibile Club of Australia forms a motor cycling body named the Motor Cycle Association of NSW England and Victoria discuss governance and recognition by ACA of Britain. Delegates from clubs discuss reliability trials and hill climbs with plans for July events at Adel. The Victorian Motor Cycle Club reports a strong year with a £135 26 balance surplus and 345 members by April.
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Thi Rads
Roury
Havel Autersibile Club
Australeae
Yiiney
Wurrajong
Ang
Rome
Adel Wil Abe
Arilary Netiomat Park
Representaciess Sereaal
Alea
Morar Cycle Association
Bere
Peter
Nsw
Sigeainacen Wits
Aga
Sydney
Fordeyy
Milnes
Jeter
UhEre
Fey
Clu
Barabip
Harald Patyone
Victorian Motor Cycle Club
Sme Eeoninas AG
Pasmberm
Mato
Crete
Aiey
Sho Zewuay
Waweey Co
England
Shack
Mons Association of Vicveris
Colored road markers survey and street cueing proposal
The report outlines adopting Canada’s color based signaling for roads and telegraph poles to guide travelers at intersections. It envisions color codes from white to red to green, with specific routes Melbourne to Sydney and other suburban links, and mentions the Victorian Roads Association considering stationary speed and color standards for main highways and tourist guidance.
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Canada
Alles Fide
Melbourne
Sydney
Bane
de Strous Courctis
Sures
Ale Toada
Sfondi
Carey
Auawice A
Su Peedon
Haz
Celera
Albury
Incomplete text notes planned August enforcement order
A fragment reports an August deadline for a regulatory action by authorities on vehicle applications. The exact scope and entities remain unclear as officials promise an announcement within days. Road users are urged to expect motorist restrictions once the order is issued by the group backing the move.
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Bonda
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