Joe Lynch Captures Bantam Title in Garden Thriller
Joe Lynch dethrones Pete Herman to become bantamweight champion in New York City. The new titleholder, from the lower West Side, earned 74,681 dollars in receipts, with 13,953 spectators at the Garden. Lynch vows to meet Jimmy Wilde next, while Herman's defense and earnings are noted.
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New York Evening Telegram
Joe Lynch
George Dixon
Jimmy Barry
Terry McGovern
Harry Forbes
Frankie Neil
Jimmy Walsh
Johnny Conlon
Kid Wiliams
Pete Herman
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Tve
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Herman
Uncle Sam
Tommy Nobile
England
Jimmy Wilde
Jankie Neil
Recap
New Orleans
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New York
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Madison Square Garden
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Cal. McCarthy
America
Chicago
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Lamont
Sanrancisco
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San Francisco
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London
Boston
Digger Stanley
Walsh
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Coulon
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Europe
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Garden
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W.F.C
Ay Lynch
Burns Defeats Burness In Outboxing Showdown At Imperial Stadium
Frank Burns defeated Ern Burness by knockout in a best of twenty pounds bout at the Imperial Stadium. The crowd packed the venue, with Burns dominating each round through a relentless left jab and right crosses. Burness was counted out in the eleventh after a sustained barrage, and both fighters earned £42 from the fight while gate receipts hit £153.
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Imperial Stadium
Frank Burns
Ern Harness
Burness
Burne
Sydney
Burns
Righ
Mick Cullen
Fredy Smith
Snowy Blake
Newcastle
Blake
Smith
Uren
Auch
Melbourne boxing prospects loom for Victoria title bid
Melbourne boxing news details Spargo's possible Sydney bout with Sid Godfrey, the McCarthy championship lure, Kemp’s financial woes, and backing for French Francis Charles. It notes Murray’s stable of champions Semmens Johnson Quinlan and Donald hopes, Burke Saunders result, and crowd dynamics at the Pavilion amid the racing carnival.
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Bert Spargo
Sid Godfrey
Sydney Sports Ground
Lkely
Bert McCarthy
Victoria
Spurge
Sydney
Les Kemp
Francis Charles
Jack Murray
Jimmy Semmens
Dick Johnson
Jack Quinlan
Murray
Jimmy Donald
Red” Burke
Sam Saunders
Adelaide
Burke
Saunders
Alf. Boyd
Kid Dale
Geo. White
Dodger Ryan
Boyd Gym
Dale
Melbourne Stadium
Dick Lean
Lean
Stuart Smith
Chris Jordan
Harry Pearson
Pearson
Pat Gleeson
Snowy” Flynn
Sandy McVea
Bill Leahy
Lea Kemp
Barney Thompson
Geo. Mendies
Eleven Players Named for Test Against Australian XI
Vernon Ransford and teammates would form a strong eleven to challenge the Australian XI. On their return from England, Lady Langer and Pua Realohs starred at Brisbane swimming carnival with Langer finishing a rapid 440 yards.
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C. Kelleway
C. B. Willis
A. Punch
A. W. Lampard
A. F E. Liddicutt
G. A. Moyes
H. Sandford
A. Ratcliffe
PW. Hornibrook
A. Richardson
England
Lady Langer
Pua Realohs
Brisbane
Langer
Sunday Times Magazine Demand Promotes Broad Coverage
The Sunday Times showcases a wide appeal with news and an extensive magazine supplement. Pages emphasize photography, illustrated articles, and a strong sports section by the Referee staff. Readers are urged to secure an early copy.
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High School Cricket Struggles and Wagga Swimming Carnival
School cricket at the High School shows a weakened lineup with key players departed while new talent is hoped to rise. Wagga's Christian Brothers' High School held a lively annual swimming carnival with close finishes and multiple event winners amid good weather.
Australian sculling title race set for Woodburn triple stakes
The Paddon versus McDevitt match for the Australian sculling championship and Referee Challenge Cup is fixed for April 30 at 3.30 pm on the Richmond River Woodburn. Stakes total £200 with £50 deposits due March 26 and final payments of £100 each a week before the race. Paddon has signed. McDevitt’s second £25 due today. Coaches and advisers named for both men.
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Wm. McDevitt
Richmond
Woodburn
James Ford
H. L. Priddle
Paddon
McDevitt
Whch
Harry Ployd
Eddie Larsen
George McKenzie
Jack Casey
Prominent Exits and Rising Stars From Local Teams
The article highlights A J O'Neil and G Robertson as leading former players of the G.P.S. teams, notes O'Neil’s early season injury and Robertson’s prowess, and mentions Willmott as a top back. It lists losses for High School track athletes L. W. Ryan and T. Housden, and profiles Owen E. Griffiths as a standout 16 year old swimmer with a long record across school and club championships. It also covers Riverview Regatta preparations, Newington vs King’s cricket, Sydney Grammar swimming results, upcoming swimming carnivals, and major regattas across NSW and Victoria with dates and venues.
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G.P.S
G. Robertson
All Schools
Willmott
G.P.S. Old Boys
L. W. Ryan
Edwards
T. Housden
Owen E. Griffiths
John
St. Johns School
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Kieran Memorial
Record Australian weightlifting feats at Brunswick club
Victorian Weight Lifting Association secretary H Robinson notes records set at the Democratic Athletic Club in Fitzroy Brunswick Street on February 11. Twelve Australian records were established across 28 recognised lifts with standout performances by Irwin and others, amid detailed listings of weights and events.
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Victorian
Democratic Athletic Club
Brunwick-street
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Pigeon Racing Club Posts Large Balance Sheet And Plans
The article details the B.S. Walea pigeon racing club’s financials with entry fees and pools totaling £405 126, prize money £280, pool wins £2158, and a notebook of expenditures. Wiles leads winners with £1 6s 4d, while £1920 18s 0d is recorded as another sum. Officials include Patron Sir Samuel E. Mordero and President J. Felix Booth. secretary W Barry Wilee and race secretary J. D. Tennent. The piece notes prize funds of £500 for seven races and mentions costs, international bloodlines, and the Australasian racing program adoption. Death is recorded for long-time fancier Mr. Carfoot, with broader adoption of the Australasian scheme by several clubs and regions.
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J. Felix Booth
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J. W. Toft
J. L. Baker
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Joe Dum Logan
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Queensland
Anda
Victoria
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Western Suburbs
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Winter sports and club meetings dominate regional sports page
The piece notes strong preparation for the season with baskets and training as teams like N Wales face New South Wales rivals in Melbourne and Victoria set to meet at Easter. It lists local officials selected for a Victoria clash and reports on wet weather causing only one game last Saturday. The narrative covers Leichhardt, Waverley, Petersham, and discussion of upcoming annual meetings for the New South Wales Baseball Association, with district alignments and venue dates for Petersham Town Hall events in March.
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Victorian Summer baseball competes with knock out cup action
Interest remains high as Carlton Melbourne Hawthorn lead the round robin in the Victorian Summer baseball scene. A knockout cup looms with strong showings from Carlton Hawthorn Richmond St Kilda and Flemington. Victoria Association has named Lieveain to play Wales on March 26 30 with Taylor Hogerson among noted local players. International interest includes Canada South Africa and Japan as teams travel. Summer baseball grows in Adelaide with junior leagues in regular play.
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Hogerson
Martin Tech
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Campbell Sellers
Richmond
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Americur
Long Distance Race At Royal Yacht Club Tasmania
The Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania held a long distance race from Hope Reef to D Entrecasteaux Channel. Nine starters contested. Weene, helmed by H. Batt, won followed by Canobie at two with E Domeney aboard and Actea, Sorin with E Boon, in third.
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Next Friday's Arrow In The Arrow Sporting Preview
Friday morning edition promises last minute Saturday sports news with focus on pie race meetings. Written by Pen of the Referes experts, the issue is billed as essential for sports enthusiasts and claims unrivaled coverage among weekly papers.
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