Gray's Dramatic Fight Ends In Waters Victory
Gray defeats Waters in a heated Hippodrome boxing bout described as an enduring, close battle. Waters delivers strong defense and occasional bursts, but Gray's sharper combos, eye blow, and late three-minute stamina secure a narrow win amid crowd acclaim and speculation on a possible knockout. Preliminary results note Waters winning the earlier bout went to press.
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Ridley vs Jamito Set for Next Saturday Fight Card
Ridley prepares for an Australian debut with a 4‑round record as he faces Jamito on the next Saturday show. The article notes his Brest battle with Wilson in Manila, plus Waterman’s connection and Ridley’s long career, including a recent clash with Jamito’s reputation as a veteran opponent. The report highlights rounds, endurance, and a potential key sparring match with Greeo, while mentioning the July 18 bout results and Viton Jamita’s status as an experienced campaigner.
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Rockhampton boxing bout notes and referee critique
Fragmentary account from Rockhampton coverage records a boxing event with mentions of fighters including Dave Goodrich and Caney. The text references punches, weight class comments, referee calls, and crowd reactions, but specifics like scores or outcomes are unclear.
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Rockharpton
Dave Goodrich
Tap Aviaetie
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Het
Caney
Dick Smith Beats Albert Lloyd in London Fight Report
The bout at headquarters London on Monday night ended with Dick Smith landing punishing blows after the interval. Both traded rights and lefts with Smith pressuring Lloyd who withstood a strong rally, but Smith's aggression and precision carried the later rounds. Referee decisions and crowd reaction reflected a closely contested match with Smith securing the verdict amid sustained exchanges.
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Outside World's Amateur Boxers Consider International Offers
The article notes proposals from America and South Africa regarding amateur boxing exchanges. OMIA submissions and a South African suggestion discussed in The Referee signal potential matches and travel for compensation and adherence to the amateur code. Stanford University and regional officials are cited as organizing bodies in connection with these discussions.
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Fentlenan
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Unclear OCR Summary From A Historic Page
Fragmented text from a New York table and Australian sports notes. Mentions George Cook, Carpestier, and Carpen in a boxing or soccer context with doubtful names and dates. Contains multiple garbled phrases and inconsistent place names, lacking coherent narrative or verifiable events.
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New York
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Leanager
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Australasian Heavyweight Belt Contest Planned in Northern City
The Mackay promoter RG m HI outlines plans to stage the Australasian Heavyweight Belt fight in a northern city. Fighters are being prepared, with promotion and venue details under discussion. Sullivan’s nomination is noted, and the organizer expresses confidence in a bold, solid venture despite local concerns.
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RG m HI
Australasia
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Belarae
Waaney
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Belle
Sullivan
Lloyds View of Carpentier and Cook At Ring Fare
In a post fight interview Lloyd lauded Carpentier as a tough opponent while noting he could outbox and slug with the Frenchman. He praised Carpentier’s movement and power but doubted the Frenchman’s reliability against top challengers and expressed a desire for a rematch for the purse.
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Josh Ax
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Cate Peitier
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Simeen
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