Locke Beats Green in Brutal Brisbane Bout
In Brisbane a welterweight title bout ended with Frank Locke stoppage over Sylvie Green in the eighth round amid chaotic scenes and repeated warnings. Referee Major Craig faced criticism as both fighters endured rough breaks, with Locke delivering decisive blows and Green struggling near the corner. Max Gomik and Austin meet next Saturday night.
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Tarrengower
Brisbane
Frank Locke
Sylvie Green
Aido Woser
Loa
Major Craig
Alipto Dietres
Hiv
Max Gomik
Biwnk
Austin
Dale Wins at Melbourne Stadium in Boxing Card
Dale defeated Jack Dale by points after a long bout with Billy Richards at Melbourne Stadium. It showcased Dale’s strong form though he endured a late surge by Noble in a rough 10-round event. Other fights featured Carroll beating Stan Rew, Jack Hamilton stopping AM Morton in five, Glasven edging Brody, and Ste Carnock securing a win over Ralph Weener.
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Jack Dale
Billy Richards
Melbourne
Charlie
Quirk
Dale
Tigle
Noble
Jack Hamilton
AM Morton
Jack Glasven
Dick Brody
AL Ste Carnock
Ralph Weener
Warner
Cormack
Bowls Carnival Concludes With Victorian Dominance
Victoria dominated the recent interstate bowls carnival, undefeated overall with NSW failing to beat them, while Queensland claimed two wins and South Australia one, Tasmania none. The event highlighted strong Victorian performances, hospitality of clubs, and discussions on rule changes and future hosting.
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Biaty
Victoria
South Australia
Wanna
I Miller
Quveneland
Victoria Park
Queens
Sydney
Sern
Bhat Miller
Dever
Tasmania
South Wales
Wiilie
Queensland
Wrat
Irry Pkewer
Dink
Mecara
G. Gurtrell
W. Bialer
Miller
Waverley
Donnelly
Walter McLaren
N.E.W. McRotary
J. C. Rundle
Joe, Hammill
Griens
Ostler
Launceston
Launceston Clube
Sullivan and Allen Set for 15 round Welter Showdown
In Sydney, the much anticipated bout pits Jimmy Allen the clever Falmoin welterweight against the popular Jerry Sullivan. Sullivan, in his early twenties and a steady worker, faces uncertainty as he aims to deliver his best form against a determined opponent in a city crowd.
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Sydney Bradiom
Falmoin
Jimmy Allen
Jerry Sullivan
Anyhursty
Gen
Bonnell
Bullivan Ia
Elles Theatre Opens New Stadium in Guildford Fight Night
The Elles Theatre in Guildford opened as a stadium on Friday with Reg Morphy making a bold bid in the 10 round main event against George Foxton. Morphy dominated after the fourth round, securing a decisive victory. Also on card Noy Green stopped Jin Bawking in the second round of a one round bout while Tork Roxh defeated Jogereen in their four round curtain-raiser.
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Elles Theatre
Guildford
Reg Morphy
Tommy Aren» Wrinem
Jackied
George Foxton
Teth Boys
Sven Terme
Seraion Morphy
Rock
Morphy
Noy Green
Jin Bawking
Armuinn
Tork Roxh
Ad Jogereen
American football's vast reach and costly gates abroad
From Oakland, R H Archie Richardson details American college football's booming season. He notes record attendances at Stanford Berkeley and other stadiums with seats over 70 000 and high ticket demand. Professional bids rise for players like Grange Nevers and Wilson while college teams remain amateur. The piece contrasts US football culture with Australian views.
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R. H. Archie Richardson
Oakland
California
Stanford
Berkely
Pacific Coast
Enormoua
Esate
Stadioma
Richardson
Enot
Bouth
Middle West
Pacific
College
Low Angeles
Alabama
Dartmouth
University of California
University of Washington
Beattl
Alweye
Unaucecaafal
Uckete
University of Raskinatog
St Benoo
CMW
San Francisco
Pacific Couet Stores
Creek
Fitnelf
Grange
Illinoia
New York
Tis
Oee
Bia Fame
Enyu
Hie
Bia
Auckland's Fine Ground and Football Outlook
The Auckland soccer scene faces a busy season with the Football Association set for February 24. Clubs prepare grounds at Blandford Park, while plans for Australian tours and new ground improvements shape the year. Leaders and delegates from Victorian and Australian clubs discuss ground funding, memberships, and forthcoming fixtures as the code grows in New Zealand.
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L. W. Seaborn
J. M. Downie
Auckland
N.Z
Blandford Park
Harry Horder
Phil O'Shea
Tye
Tinton
Glale Trom
All Blacks
England
Promless
Wend
Ratty Cartain
Scottiah
Wastin
Nile
Sydney
Melbourne
Newcastle
Deyant
Mawceatle
Jukes
Hamilton
H.W. Whiddonson
Frond Leesas
Cade
Sreeel
FJ. Harihy
R. Gi. Herford
Dslewatna
Ragone
F. J. Herlitte
Ward Prentice
McKay
Sen
Murray
John Lewis
Australia
Ger Or
Lawcon
A. M. Buntins
Canpidy
T. Cronnda
L- Callow
T. 8
R. Tuvin
HW. Locke
B. Wilof
Thubso to meet Lowdarken for bantam title in Australia
Promoter promotes Thuebso versus Lowdarken for the bantam championship at Leivbharnit Stadium on Monday night with a £125 guarantee. The event includes Reg Murphy and Art Taylor heavy bouts and four four round exhibitions between Len Murphy vs Merv Rowlands and Young Tierney vs Herb Humphries.
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Leivbharnit
Stan Thuebso
Pepe
Lowdarken
Australia
Arkurisden
Yorey'a
Kingatreet
Reg Murphy
Art Taylor
Len Murphy
Merv Rowlands
Young Tierney
Herb Humphries
No Fight Ends In Disqualification At Weekend Bout
The match deteriorated from a boxing clash to a wrestling contest with repeated warnings ignored. In round 15 the referee disqualified Bork MTN after a series of fouls. Preliminaries offered two solid bouts while more big fights were teased for Newcastle Stadium next Saturday night.
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Bad Algle
Daniela
Edwards
Wichta Ndium
Seekig
Woree
Bork Mtn
Fawults
Ted Ptorgeey
McGill
Jomen
Ernst Dvon
Newenetle
Fred Brock
Tommy Kelly
Newcastle Stadium
Sydney
Jimmy Newbory
Wilson
Tom Maguire
Bee Wilson
Greece
Ehope
Beach Kelly
Aloe Blacklock
Astmilton
Eroie Mewby
Qelington
Mat Reach
Lambton
Cherie Collins
Wallhend
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