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Sydney Referee

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 13, 1923

Page

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Promoter Willy Ames and the Belle Epoque Boxing Era

The feature chronicles Willy Ames a British boxing promoter famed for shaping major fights in the early 20th century. It notes his rise from athlete to promoter, his association with Hugh D. McIntosh, and the 1920 Knowsley Hall event with King George V Queen Mary and other royals present, marking him as a pivotal figure in the sport’s grand era.

Amen Norios Rifirn Fram Ring Gust Trark Getivdiva Ure Bissurae Surté Hugh D. McIntogh London Hig Soviety Knowsley Hall Earl of Derby King George Queen Mary Hrm Duke of York Prince Henry Tera Princess Mary Boreng Anthy Billy Anes Au Hovarid Shaw 14 Delili Ames Oriis

The Power of Punch The Wilde Reach and Mastery

A fragmentary article discusses Jimmy Wilde and boxing punch power. It argues true power lies in fire and technique, noting Wilde’s reach and timing as key to success. The piece praises natural gifts and calls for disciplined training to convert skill into victory. CONTINUED ON PAGE 541

Shane Pin Cents Are Gat Monk George Dixon Wilde Jimmy Wilde Wildes

Veteran yachtsman Meo Jackson recalls a life at sea

A long, patchy reminiscence traces Meo Jackson’s seventy-two years in business and yacht culture from Victorian Queen Victoria’s era to modern days. He recalls tram accidents, London tides, the Thames, and a life shaped by UK and Australian coastlines, the King’s harbor, and early boating ventures in Sydney and Melbourne.

Meo Jackson Tors Péinful Pasenthenne Tamu Sydney Charles Dickens Gage Londen Ant Pimier Victoria Prince Con Srt Thames Kingatou Raniiriet Cope Pease Fank F Blavin Klondite Bople Swaians Srany Solier P. Slavin Hoyle Slavin London Peter Jackson Jackson Paddy

Randwick Trainers Lead 1922 23 Season Figures

Randwick seasonal results show W Booth and F J Marsden as top trainers. The report highlights earnings and placings across 14 races, with Booth’s stable posting strong returns and Marsden achieving notable success in key events including a major Cup. Text notes various horses, owners, and performance markers across the season.

Randwick Tetram The Planets Nave Defereur Gaineru Maradon Shase Reve Steat Butsakee Suainee Bandorich Mareeden Algo Davit Tau Inia Xan

Randwick Bookmakers Fees Raised by Australian Club

The Australian Jockey Club increased Randwick license fees for bookmakers. The government approved a bylaw and the club plans to race 21 days yearly. Paddock, legers, and fiat charges rise, with total annual gains around £4500. Other states show varied daily paddock and leger rates for major meetings.

Randwick A.J.C Ile The Australian Jockey Club Fiat Todkmakere Lees Legerss Rees Warwite Farm W.A Perth Suburbia Rockhampton Roskmahare Mockhampton Joe Randwick Australia

Thousand Guineas Held By Papyrus At Ellangowats

Papyrus ridden by Donoghue won the Thousand Guineas at Ellangowats ahead of Royal Realm and Leeaing with C. Hi gvaswan on Papyrus and 8: Donoghue securing the victory. The field included Butlock and Moly Foiar with A Walker aboard Pern Teocive, but Papyrus prevailed as the main contender pressed by Royal Realm.

Lord Fusebery Ellangowats Bia Wien Leeaing Papy Kuwan U'Oreay Whiniurn Meonawan C. Higvaswan C. Rilo Papyrus Donoghue Winle Ciallan Fidere Tate Carstabe Butlock

Australian Boxers in England What Langford Thought of Lang

An article presents vivid impressions of Australian boxers in England, focusing on George Cook Frank Slavin and Albert Lloyd. Langford shares memories from bouts, critiques punches, and reflect on what could have been a world title era, noting Darcy's tragedy and Slavin’s influence.

England Langford Lang Day Frankie Burns George Cook Albert Lloyd Old Land Ball Lang Bom Arching Preaky Dunne Toman White Ted Goddard Darcy

Peter Jackson Slavin Fight Acknowledged At National Club

A Referee report praises the Peter Jackson Slavin bout as a historic heavyweight contest to be staged at the National Sporting Club. The piece lauds Slavin's prowess and the conqueror's sportsmanship, noting the Australians as key combatants in the event.

Peter Jackson Corri Nertwick National Sporting Club Thatcher Slavia Jus Conqueror

Racing report with erratic laps and officials at stake

A disjointed racing recap notes St Lows victory as 14s 3-3 for the title and cites misplacements and delays in weighing procedures. It mentions Archibald's concerns and a late hunt for a bombwryhtp amid the Canter rury crowd as officials grapple with errors before placings are finalized.

Archibald Thoure

Conflicted Cricket Associations Clash Over Queensland Invite

An Auricalien reports heated views from Victoria and South Australia about Queensland’s ambitions in cricket. Melbourne and Adelaide fear a challenge to status while Queensland vows to press on, warning of a fierce effort to beat rivals.

Brisbane Victoria South Australia I. Lrouraonger Warwick England Aurea Sleven Staten Queensland Jnannich Victora Xenia

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